93 explorer loosing transmission fluid

[pjb]

I have a 93 Explorer with 107,000 that gradually looses transmission fluid (about a pint every six weeks), but there are no external signs of a leak - no spots, do drips. Where could it be going?

[skamxxiii]

I had the same problem on a 94 Mazda like ford explorer sport what happened was that the vacuum module on the tranny went out and was sending fluid to the engine and burning it off check the vacuum hoses for the elasticity to see if any fluid has gotten in the hoses

[ICANDOIT]

I have 107k and my transmission leaks but I cleaned it up and still am not sure where its comming from I think the rear main seal is at fault any Ideas on how I can isolate my leak? Once it leaks it seams to be all over and Im not able to pin point problem. Any help You Men can give me is appreaciated THANKS!!!

[XLT03]

First thing is to tighten all of the pan bolts. Second do a really good clean up. Start engine and idle for a few minutes and shutoff engine. Third, place a piece of clean cardboard under engine and transmission. Fourth, go have lunch and when done come on back and check cardboard for spots. Also get a droplight and get a really close look at engine/trans junction (2X2); transfer case/trans junction (4X4); and output shaft. You can clean with brake cleaner spray. Remember the leak can be more towards the front but travels back towards the output shaft and if you drive it, the fluid will spread everywhere and make it hard to pinpoint. Happy fluid hunting.

[trannyman52]

another place to look is on passenger side / along-side of c-converter//

there's 2 {round} servo covers that tend to leak /// problem though
pressure is only present when in 2nd gear or od o rings get brittle
over time // some trans shops will do that repair, if needed