Posted by BOWTIEIH1 on July 22, 2015 at 12:42:06 from (70.198.134.116):
Clutch start slipping all at once. toke plate off top of housing and found a lot of oil. next checked the over / under to find it over filled, witch I know none has been added to it. So has to be coming from somewhere else. I read everything I can find on this web site relating to this issue. I have seen seals between O/U and trans leaking to seal in the PTO causing similar issues but I have not found anything to know for sure to what I am dealing with. Anyone had the O/U make oil before to the point it is getting into the clutch housing? Or could it be that both front and rear seals in the O/U let loose at the same time causing oil to get in the O/U and leak out?
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