[DaveK]

Sounds to me like it might be time for a new pan. If you do decide to change the pan, I would opt for one with a drain plug in it. Just my thoughts.

Good luck.

 

[sharkmouth]

trust the cork seal....NEVER overtighten pans....they require very little torque!

 

[Guest]

Get a new gasket and a tube of permatex 2b, the old smelly non hardening stuff. clean the pan and
tranny lips with some laquer thinner. coat both sides of the gasket and the inner edge with your fingers
to get a light uniform film and bolt on. end of leak. then spend next hour cleaning fingers.

 

[stangdesign]

Thanks. I'll try that out and let ya know tomorrow!!

 

[charlie65_67]

Don't overlook the possibility the "O" ring on the dip stick tube has failed. It will allow fluid to seep out, and it migrates to the cork gasket and around the pan. You'll swear on a stack of funny books the pan gasket is faulty, but of course it isn't. I know, I've been there and experienced the problem.