2004 lexus es330 245k miles tranny problems??

Asked by Jessica May 21, 2020 at 01:30 PM about the 2004 Lexus ES 330 FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it runs like butter but i was told the transmission had a "leak in a line going
towards the back" ??? we never see any trans fluid, it had a light skip but
hasn't skipped since i changed the dry rotted hoses and gas cap. any idea if
the guy was lying? other then trying to figure that out the car dosnt give me
any other issues.

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Clifton answered 3 years ago

alright if the transmission is slipping it can happen again if not serviced immediately each time it slips is potential danger. Not all leaks are bad either, I would see what another mechanic says, but in the same sense if it is just a little seep it will adhere to dirt on the vehicle and it will look wet. If you replaced the lines make sure everything is done right. Transmissions are a tricky thing after 200k miles

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