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Old 02-22-2006, 04:06 PM
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I got off the freeway this mornin' on the way to school, and lo an behold in the middle of Warren Ave. there is a tranny lying in a puddle of trans fluid. How can some one lose their trans while driving? They're bolted on there pretty tight, and if it was a front wheel drive car it prolly went through the front axle. To me it seems almost impossible for this to happen. Enlighten me cuz if I don't know I could make the same mistake.
Old 02-22-2006, 04:22 PM
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it fell out of a truck

if a tranny fell.. the car would need to go OVER the tranny and clear it..

It must have fell out of a truck or something
Old 02-22-2006, 04:25 PM
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It could have I only saw the trans sittin' there, not what dropped it. Even still how would a truck lose the trans like that, in other words what did the driver do to make it just fall out?
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The next question is....where the **** did the vehicle go?
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It was a transmission in the back of a truck, not the truck's transmission. It probably fell off a truck without the driver noticing or it was being taken to a dump so they didn't care and left it there. Probably still had some transmission fluid in it that leaked out when it hit the ground.
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still.. that must have been a funny sight to see!
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QUOTE (rallyman @ Feb 22 2006, 05:49 PM)
It was a transmission in the back of a truck, not the truck's transmission. It probably fell off a truck without the driver noticing or it was being taken to a dump so they didn't care and left it there. Probably still had some transmission fluid in it that leaked out when it hit the ground.



Yeah that what probably happened.

One time I was so stumped , because I saw a truck driver picking a motor off of the road I was thinkin "how the hell didi that fall out" then I thought hard and figured it probably fell out of the back of the truck.
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7am, middle of Detroit makes me feel its unlikely it feel out the back a truck. But hell it could have I dunno I just saw it there not how it got there.
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maybe some new modern cars can drive without transmission? better gas mileage!



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