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Old 14-08-2013, 14:43   #1
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Hurth Transmission Leak

I have transmission fluid in the bilge after running the boat. I cannot find a leak anywere. While running the boat there is no oil in the bilge. Back at the dock still no oil. Come back the next day and a least a quart of Transmission oil is in the bilge. I'm at a loss as to what's cauing the problem.

Has anyone had a similar experience, or a guess as to what the problem might be??
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Old 14-08-2013, 14:48   #2
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

Wow.... not sure my Hurth took much more than a quart.. wierd one... do you have a transmission cooler?
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Old 14-08-2013, 15:00   #3
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

Where is your SPARE oil stored ?? maybe a leaking container.
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Old 15-08-2013, 08:06   #4
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

I do have an oil cooler, but have not seen any fluid on or around it, as far as the spare oil its stored in the dockbox so probably not a factor.
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

I'm assuming your keep adding oil to the transmission. It holds less than a qt., a bit more with a cooler. If so that's the problem. Seal in the trans, oil line, oil cooler. If your not adding oil the leak has nothing to do with the trans. (it would only leak a qt. one time.)
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Old 15-08-2013, 08:34   #6
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

Have you tasted it to verify it's tranny fluid????

Where on board do you store your strawberry pancake syrup???


Line... cooler or fitting... check em'
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Old 16-08-2013, 10:34   #7
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

Maybe the alignment is off, so the rotation is working the shaft seal to leak, that then still stops leaking when the shaft is stationary.
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Re: Hurth Transmission Leak

I had to replace the shifter rod and plate. It leaked bunches. Parts place said theat was very rare.
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