ATF leak at shift lever

[alburms311]

M1009, I have a fairly decent ATF leak that appears to be coming from where the shift lever enters the pan. The cork gasket(which sucks, and I over torqued so there are small leaks around that in places) was installed along with a new filter a few months back, and the leak has slowly appeared and now needs to be addressed. I plan on dropping the pan and using RTV this time, but my question is this. Is there some type of seal that may have gone bad on the inside of the area I circled in the picture? I don't recall there being anything in that area.
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[porkysplace]

I bet the TM will show a seal and a part number.

 

[alburms311]

Thanks for the generic answer....I looked in the TM and didn't see anything, that doesn't mean there isn't though. Guess Ill find out Saturday or Sunday.

 

[porkysplace]

The -P TM is the parts TM , there is a seal and the GM part number is in the TM.

 

[alburms311]

Thanks. I'm going through the -34P again and I cant find it??? Looks like it should be around page 69-1, but no dice for me.

 

[porkysplace]

Thanks. I'm going through the -34P again and I cant find it??? Looks like it should be around page 69-1, but no dice for me.

It's a tubo 400 any parts store should have it , but if not properly installed it will leak again.

 

[alburms311]

Thanks, Ill check around and see what I come up with, as well as continue to search the TM. Is this a fairly easy installation?

 

[Warthog]

TM 9-2320-289-34P, Figure 76, Item #13

$5.69 at Napa

 

[alburms311]

Thanks Warthog, you are my hero for the day! I was wondering if it would be that one or the 1.29 one.