B-North

hey guys,
Went for a drive over the mountains last week and I stopped on the way back to give the truck a check over. I found atf dripping from the torque converter inspection plate at the bottom of the bell housing. I checked the level and it was at the lower level of "OK" on the dipstick so I topped it up and carried on home. Where do you think the leak originated? The pump seals? I am dropping the trans soon to put a new converter in and would like to get an idea of what else I should do while it's out. Trans works good so I am hoping not to rebuild it but some upgraded pump seals should be done either way.

Thanks as always

Gmanndodgeguy

The same thing happened to me when towing down in the states during 100 F heat. The level was check several times during the trip and always showed good. I have a trans temp gauge and it was close to 190 when it did what yours had. Once it cooled down a bit it stopped leaking, so I chalked it up to fluid expansion and someone I queried on it claimed theres an overflow for situations like this. It's been fine since, no issues.