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by geek860 on May 17th, 2007
Odd. Have you ever had the tranny serviced? Does it shift normally? Have you noticed any problems with the performance of the tranny or no?
by LarryH54 on May 28th, 2011
It doesn't have to leave a puddle under the car. A pressure leak could occur while you're accelerating. Might just be a leaky line leading to the radiator. Regardless, a good mechanic should be able to spot it.
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You're reading Have a 87 Subaru GL with Automatic tranny. Uses no engine oil between changes. The tranny uses lots of fluid. Daily driven around town everyday, it will use a pint once a month, but at freeway speed uses pint in 2 days. No drips on ground or under car.
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Yep Odd! Works great until fluid gets low then it slips when starting from a dead stop. Top it up with fluid and then it works fine again! Tranny service about 20,000 ago.
by tahoejack on May 19th, 2007
And no leaks? That means its burning the oil. Get it serviced quick. Something's grinding in there and your filter will be clogged. May need some repairs.
by geek860 on May 19th, 2007