Mitsubishi ESR15N 36 VOLT:
Transmission Fluid on Top of Ring Gear

Getting transmission/drive box fluid on top of large ring(steer) gear. Truck was 1pt low on fluid. Is this a simple fix that can be accomplished in the field? If so, What is the fix? Thanks.
  • Posted 1 Apr 2016 13:00
  • Discussion started by lance_d
  • Indiana, United States

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