[928uk] fluid/water in Torque tube

[Jon Holdsworth]

Tom

No it doesn't happen with Manuals. - It is a typographical error. Automatics
can get water (coolant)in the Torque COnverter/Auto transmission if the ATF
cooler which is part of the radiator fails.

All 928s with an integral Engine oil cooler (All up to 1990 I think) can get
water in the Engine Oil and vice versa if the Oil cooler at the other side
of the rad fails.

You will only get water in the torque tube if you take your 928 somewhere
where you wish you had taken your Land Rover/Ranger/ Explorer any other
4x4/Ute you can think of.

Hope this puts your mind at rest.

Rgeards

Jon
Black SE
Grey Range Rover

> -----Original Message-----
> From: 928uk-bounces at 928.org.uk [mailto:928uk-bounces at 928.org.uk]On
> Behalf Of TomVelk at aol.com
> Sent: 31 March 2004 18:18
> To: richard.hacker at eds.com; 928uk at 928.org.uk
> Subject: [928uk] fluid/water in Torque tube
>
>
> Dear All:  Talk of water/fluid in torque tube most scary.  Does it happen
> with manual trans?  (have not had noticable trouble with rad.)
> Does my 83 euro
> manual have a drain?  It has been stored all winter (winter still
> on here in
> vermont).  Should I drain before running?  What are the signals
> of water in tube?
>  Thanks any and all.  tom
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