Just the other day, I replaced the drive shaft on the driver side, after litterally shattering my old drive shaft. The install went well, and took about 40 minutes. Yesterday morning I noticed transmission fluid SPOTS on my driveway... I considered this to be just the old transmission fluid that was still on the underbelly of my car. I took it to a quick car wash, and brought her home. This morning I noticed, not SPOTS, but a whole pool of transmission fluid under my car. A little curious to know where this is coming from, and why all of a sudden it's showing up..

Any help?

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be sure the cv axle is all the way in the transmission...

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1990 Dodge Daytona ES 3.0L 6G72 V6
CAI, Timing @ 15*, 52mm TB; Soon: FI, Underdrive Pulleys, Extreme suspension package, Engine Rebuild

Is it a 5-spd or auto??

Sounds like your output seal took a dump.....

If the seal is bad, it will be wet with trans fluid/oil

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Troy
87 Dakota 4X4 Indy500 Pace Truck
87 Dakota 2X4 360/727
87 Shelby GLHS #844
87 Shadow ES Turbo
85 GLH Omni Turbo (blue)
86 GLH Omni Turbo (blue too)
74 Dart Sport 360/727/8 3/4
70 Challenger 440/727/8 3/4
68 Dart GTS 340/4-sp

I have an automatic transmission... I'll be in the field of purchasing a new/used one, because this one just went out.

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a604 (4 speed auto)? i have one... i just need to pull it and replace to front pump...

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1990 Dodge Daytona ES 3.0L 6G72 V6
CAI, Timing @ 15*, 52mm TB; Soon: FI, Underdrive Pulleys, Extreme suspension package, Engine Rebuild

How can I tell what type of transmission it is?

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