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Hi: I am converting 1999 Ford Escort to electric. After taking the 2 Litre engine out & a DC electric motor directly connected to the 4 speed automatic transmission. No torque converter as a unit but after cutting the TQ, I used the engine side to connect the motor & the output side to the transmission. Problem was that the oil was flowing out from the splines although the axles were turning both ways. After we enclosed the unit as one assembly to contain the oil-the axles are not turning any more. What could be the problem?
Syed