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Re: Hole near tranny...(plus musing)

To: Wizzrd1001@aol.com
Subject: Re: Hole near tranny...(plus musing)
From: Arthur Pfenninger <ch155@FreeNet.Buffalo.EDU>
Date: Sat, 2 Aug 1997 20:43:12 -0400 (EDT)
        Not sure what the bar is but I would do this, get some spray on
engine cleaner ,it costs about a buck and works great. Clean the engine
then inspect it for leaks. I just read somewhere where if you spray foot
power all over the clean engine it works in helping find the leaks. If you
have oil coming from the tranny and engine then you have a bad seal which
is a real pain to fix.
...Art

On Sat, 2 Aug 1997 Wizzrd1001@aol.com wrote:

> Whilst looking under my 74 1/2 BGT this weekend, trying to find am oil drip,
> which I'v found comes from my oil filter, and also at the seam between my
> engine block and tranny, any ideas as to how to fix?? I'm not too technical
> yet, and so far, can't really be specific as to what is what as far as enging
> and tranny go...
> Anyways, I've noticed, right near the gearbox drain plug, there's a bar that
> runs from front to back, maybe a foot long, like a support bad, right above
> it, in what appears to be the begining of the driveshaft tunnerl to the rear,
> is a hole, maybe 2-3 in. in diamter, no threads, not like it's broken, what
> is this?? It's very dirty in side, I was wondering if this affects
> anything...if this confuses a lot of people, tell me, I'll try to do some
> research and get my terms straight, but, ya know, gettin yourself all dirty
> cause of you MG is lots of fun on the weekends, I would assume that's only
> the case though when you know you'll be able to drive your MG the next day...
>                                                     Drive fun?? <--need a
> catchy ending phrase...
>                                                     Ian Wisbon 74 1/2 BGT
> P.S. To the posting about automatic gas service, and the Teens flipping
> burgers at McD's...I'm 16, I love my MG, I'm hoping to share that love with a
> 58 Mini, and would being able to one day walk into a 2 story garage and have
> to choose between the 
> '69 B, the MGA, the (heaven help me) MGC, and it's bro, the MGC GT, the Mini
> Cooper, the Austin Healey 3000, the Bugeye, either the green, or the red, or
> a nice TR3 or something a little older and British....None of which I own,
> but, hope to one day do so...I thank my dad for getting me into this, and I'm
> hoping that when I'm old enough to have a son who drives, there are still
> cars like this to be found!
> 


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