When I took out my l28 to swap in my rb, I disregarded covering up the shifter with anything, so more than likely there is an assload of water in my transmission.

Water evaporates, yes, but is there an easier way to get it out of there?

The only reason i'm asking is because i got a notice from the city saying i need to get my **** together in 6 days or they'll fine me, cause apparently i'm a nuisance... to my neighbors anyway, damn dirty pork.

 

drain it? tear it apart and put wd-40 on it. clean it up and slap it back together and put some good oil in her.

 

Time is a luxury I wish i had. Sadly I work a 12 hour shift today, 9 tomorrow, and another 9 on Monday. Then I have Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and i can't afford to take the engine out again...

I'll try to take it out of the bottom as its jacked up enough, getting it back in tho =/

I'll see what i can do.

 

well letting water sit in it is not very good but at least oil is in it

 

Sounds like one of those new fancy hydroglide trannys ;P

I think the issue is going to be if there is any water left over its going to emulsify and reduce the ability of the oil to lubricate the transmision.... I use methanol when I'm trying to get rid of water. Methanol will mix with water and is organic as well so its easier to get rid of any water in a system.