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Silicone inserts in transmission housing

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YOUR RESEARCHSilicone inserts in transmission housing

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Fill spaces

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If they don't belong and someone filled the spaces with silicone, why?

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Fill spaces

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If they don't belong and someone filled the spaces with silicone, why?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone else notice these silicone inserts in their transmission housing? They look like they were made for the spaces where they were inserted: photo 1.JPG photo 2.JPG photo 3.JPG Questions: 1. Do they belong there? 2. If so, should there be others that I am missing? 3. If they don't belong and someone filled the spaces with silicone, why?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

There's no part number on them but there are markings that appear to be from a manufacturing process. Also it doesn't look like a blob of silicone that someone simply injected into the opening. It's too perfectly formed and consistent.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here's a close up ot the markings: photoJPG.jpg Obviously the linear markings are from the transmission housing but the circular markings are not. They look to be part of an injection process where excess was trimmed off after forming.

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Quotes source post: 11002076

They're definitely not wax.

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