Thread: Can you over fill a th350
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06-11-2007 06:42 AM #1
Can you over fill a th350
This weekend I finished my car and planned on taking it to the muffler shop. After starting the car and backing out of the garage I shut the car off to check the tranny fluid. It was low so I added some more. I went to start the car and heard a lound grinding noise and the engine rocked violently. My buddy told me that maybe we overfilled the tranny. We decided to push the car back in the garage but it would not shift out to park. So we drainded some fluid where it was at. After that the car would shift out of park and I managed to get it started but the starter or ring gear sounded awful. Is it possible to over fill your tranny and have this happen?
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06-11-2007 06:53 AM #2
no! you should check the fluid in drive with the motor running, but if you over fill it it won't hurt the trans, it will blow the extra fluid out of the dip stick tube most of the time.Mike
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06-11-2007 07:12 AM #3
Everytime ive ever seen one overfilled it just oozed out where ever it could, like mike said it will work its extra fluid out, i think your noise problem is coming from somewhere else.
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06-12-2007 01:27 PM #4
You may have shelled the ring gear or the starter gear. Sometimes you have to use a spacer on the starter on these. I got spacers with the rebuilt start I just got.41 Willys 350 sbc 6-71 blower t350, 9in, 4 link
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