Reply to "Sealing bottom cover bolts"

garvinoMember

I had a similar issue with my ZF after Quella rebuilt it.

I contacted him regarding the weeping of oil from bottom cover bolts and he asked that I bring the ZF back so he could take care of the issue for me free of charge.

I had no desire to remove the ZF from my car and take another 610 mile round trip to his shop after just getting it installed.

Mr. Quella recommended that I pull each bolt individually, clean them with brake fluid (along with the bolt hole area), and reinstall them using RTV near the bolt head.

This seemed to take care of the issue.

Devin

11/28/177:11 PM

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