Bj's TF727 Gasket kit

[ClovisMan]

Does anyone know if this is "EVERYTHING" needed to make sure your have no more drips on the pavement?
http://www.bjsoffroad.com/CartGenie/image.asp?pid=80

[derf]

It's a Jeep. It will always drip on the pavement no matter what you do... :thumbsup:

[Heavy_Metal_Thunder_81]

It's a Jeep. It will always drip on the pavement no matter what you do... :thumbsup:
x2 :rolleyes:

[1jeep4me]

X3

[tazjeeper]

to answer your question No its not
there is gasket kits for the engine and everything out their....
buy them and and seal it up...

I have done it with all my jeeps full size,cj's mj's xj's and it does work...
after about a month I go over all the bolts to retight'n them...

[ClovisMan]

to answer your question No its not
there is gasket kits for the engine and everything out their....
buy them and and seal it up...

I have done it with all my jeeps full size,cj's mj's xj's and it does work...
after about a month I go over all the bolts to retight'n them...My leaks are from the transmission. I don't know if its the pan, the linkage, the pump....I just want all the gaskets for the tranny that would allow fluid to leak out. Also, I plan on swapping to a NP208 at the same time, so it only makes since to try and seal it up now.

[del]

Try one of the new trans pan gaskets that the dealer has. It's a formed gasket with built in o-ring design, and it's reusable. It's solid so it won't squeeze out. Worked for my trans....Del

[710 Burner]

It looks like all of them. BJ's has a forum where you can ask, or you can sent Brent an email, they are happy to answer questions.