Re: [Chrysler300] trans fluid
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Re: [Chrysler300] trans fluid




George and Mike, 



K's have that darn floating power steering bracket. The bolt holes in the bracket will get egg shaped and the bolt itself will develop a heck of wear groove over time.  Usually from being overtightened. As a result the belt will not be in alignment. Additionally, the rubber bumper in the mount is most always missing and contributes a slight vibration and out of alignment condition. 



I think its just easier to take the bracket off to check things out. It'll be obvious if things are worn. The factory bolt is an odd sized shouldered thing.  I made a bolt for mine and welded/redrilled the holes. Nowadays I thought list member Gary the Parts Doc has something he does to fix them. 



Jim Krausmann 

Detroit 



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Litsky" <bigblue300k@xxxxxxxxx> 
To: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2011 3:05:04 PM 
Subject: [Chrysler300] trans  fluid 

  




Hi Group 
  
When my 300k conv. sits for a few days I have a puddle of trans fluid on the garage floor.  I just had the oil changed and it did not have any leaks on  the transmission case. This is the third time it has happen when the car sits for a few days after I have driven it. I was wondering could it be leaking from the trans  cable? 
  
I also have a problem with on of the belts. It squeals when I go over 40 mph. They seem to be tight.  I did have the radiator over heat and maybe that is causing the squealing. Thanks for your help with my two concerns. 
  
Mike 300 k conv. bigblue300k@xxxxxxxxx   

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