Leaking transmission fluid in front of eng on excelleration what do i look for thanks dan

is it an oil leak or other fluid --under engine you have the oil filter - power steering lines-transmission pan ,lines -transfer case -front c/v axles and center ham -coolant-brake fluid-and gas all these lines are at the back of the trucks engine you need to look at whats wet and where to pin point a fluid leak best is by color trans-power steering usually redish --oil, transfer,axle,blackish ---coolant green or red --brake, tan

Possible leaks are 1. Transmission belly Pan gasket 2. Front pump/torque converter seal. 3. Transmission fluid cooler lines 4. Axle seals at right and left half shafts.

Automatic Transmission Fluid - Volume: 2.50QTS. ( 2.4L ) - [Automatic Transmission Fluid DEXRON II] - 1.6L Eng & 1.8L Eng

Manual Transmission Fluid - Volume: 1.80QTS. ( 1.7L ) - [API - GL-4 or GL-5 SAE 75W-90 or 80W-90] - 1.6L Eng & 1.8L Eng

year make model eng size please thank u

Might be a vaccum leak in the engine.

It may be leaking from the transmission pan gasket or either of the transaxle seals. If it's leaking from the middle front of the transmission, it could be the front pump seal, if it's that, you'll have to remove the transmission to replace that seal. They others can be done with the transmission in the car.

There is a reservoir attached to your power steering pump, which is mounted on the front of your engine. A stick gauge is attached to the reservoir cap when you remove it. Add the proper power steering oil directly into that reservoir if needed. Do not overfill, respect gauge mark.

If it's a power steering fluid leak, most probable it comes from a bad seal of your steering box pitman arm shaft. If it's the case, you can verify it, looking from under the vehicule, the bottom of your gear box will be covered of dirty oil.

However, reddish color fluid leak could also come from the cooling circuit of your automatic transmission or from the pan of your transmission. In conclusion, a visual check by under the vehicule will help to diagnose the origin.
Hope it will help.
Dan

check transmission fluid level.if level okay.look at tranny fluid.if it look dark and smell real bad change filter and fluid.

Your transmission fluid runs to the front of the car in different lines for cooling. you busted one of the lines. figure out what is broken by looking under car when running (in park with brake on), preferably while parked halfway on a curb for better visilbility. Fix the problem or have mechanic fix it. You shouldn't keep driving, without AT fluid, the car wont move...
Hope this helps
Paul
PS Don't even think about buying stop-leak fluid..!