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Speedo cable leak

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I broke the speedo cable. I have tried replacing it by buying the cable & housing from Autozone and from NAPA. They both fit/worked OK, even though they are 2" longer. But they leak tranny oil at the tranny fitting. This is setting in the gragage, not driving.

Has anyone else had this happen? After the A-zone leaked I got a NAPA part, thinking higher $, higher quality. No luck. The tranny fitting looks smooth, clean, no burrs. The tranny looks clean, no other leaks.

Any suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks.
 
You posted in, General Pontiac Non-Model Specific Discussion, so have no way of knowing what car you are talking about. Generally speaking there should be a seal of some sort where the cable attaches or on the gear.
 
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