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Old 04-27-2018, 06:59 PM   #1
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Trying to fix leak/ brakes?

I have a 350/th350 and I think maybe a np203 transfer case not sure.
Anyways I have a heck of a leak the truck sits at my wife’s grandparents house for a while at a time but when we go back the leak is so bad I have to put a whole gallon of atf fluid in just so it will move. I’m planning on trying to take it out I’m wondering what the most common culprit is seal or gaskets? Also wondering how to take it out, any help recommendations on removal and install and if it’s not gaskets how do the seals go in?


Also the picture I put in for the difference in brake calipers...will the new one work or not? I got one for a 85 k20 since the guy at advance said they would need one for a 2500 with it having a 8 lug conversion.
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Old 05-01-2018, 07:12 AM   #2
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Re: Trying to fix leak/ brakes?

Your trans is most likely leaking from the pan gasket and the dipstick seal. There are threads here about converting to a newer style dipstick and hat seal. I don't know about the calipers but GM didn't use any rare parts on heavy duty trucks. You should be able to get the correct caliper in less than 5 tries.
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Old 05-01-2018, 08:33 PM   #3
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Re: Trying to fix leak/ brakes?

Guessing that the brake lines aren’t too new, might just consider new front brake hoses as well. You are going to crack the system anyway to bleed it, and calipers are cheap for these. Good peace of mind to do calipers and hoses. If you get the calipers and hoses for a 2500, should address any potential issues about matching up hoses to calipers. The other end will thread into the hard lines.
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I have a 350/th350 and I think maybe a np203 transfer case not sure.
Anyways I have a heck of a leak the truck sits at my wife’s grandparents house for a while at a time but when we go back the leak is so bad I have to put a whole gallon of atf fluid in just so it will move. I’m planning on trying to take it out I’m wondering what the most common culprit is seal or gaskets? Also wondering how to take it out, any help recommendations on removal and install and if it’s not gaskets how do the seals go in?


Also the picture I put in for the difference in brake calipers...will the new one work or not? I got one for a 85 k20 since the guy at advance said they would need one for a 2500 with it having a 8 lug conversion.
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