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water leak, frost plug (follow up from yesterday)
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Posted by cheinzle on January 04, 2005 at 06:14:15 from (207.5.112.68):
well, i pulled the transmission drain plug out on my M, and nothing came out. Not because it was empty, but because there was ice blocking the drain hole. Got out the space heater and heat lamps, fired up the shop stove, and ended up with a gallon of water, followed by 5 gallons of what can marginally be described as gear lube. Obviously the fellow before me had neglected his PM on this machine, but it still leads me to the question: how can a gallon (or any significant amount, for that matter) of water get into the transmission case?
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