2006 jeep wrangler oil leaking from the front of the transmission

How long has it been leaking? If the transmission ran low on fluid for some time, that could lead to big trouble. If it was kept above the add mark at all costs, then a seal or gasket should end your worries.
The location of the leak is important. If it happens to be a front shaft seal that leaks (fluid would be gathered behind the lower inspection plate, on the bottom front of the transmission), then the transmission would have to be pulled out to replace that seal. But other leaks like a pan gasket leak is pretty easy to fix.

It could be OIL (black) , Coolant (green or orange), transmission fluid (red) or power steering - brake fluid (yellow)

well the only two places it can be leaking form are the front tanny seal or the pump seal if its minor leave it for now, because to fix it you have to remove the transmission.

change the front pinion seal and check the axle seals for leakeage

now you just had a boilover you need to just replace the filter and oil

your oils sending unit is leaking the part is not expensive,

Where are you seeing the oil leaking from? Remember that gravity will cause the oil to drop down. The wind will also cause the oil to blow back while you drive. Look for the forward most and top most areas that are covered with oil. Common leak areas are the front oil seal (oil will look like it's coming from the bell-housing. Another common leak is the shifter plate gasket, just below the shift lever. Oil will be found draining from this area. I have also seen shoddy mechanics use the wrong bolts to hold the rear housing onto the main housing of the transmission. If the bolts used are to short, oil will leak between the main housing and the tail-shaft housing. Charlie

the plug of the transmission of 1992 jeep is under the transmission case .

can't really go wrong with synthetic oil as long as the grade and weight of the oil is equivelent to what is in there now.

Hello grega1967, your Jeep Wrangler came from the factory with gear oil in the axles and manual transmission, but the transfer case uses transmission fluid. It is a NP231 and your axles are Dana 30 in the front and Dana 35 in the rear. They should have a 4.10 gear ratio due to you having a 2.5 liter 4 cylinder.

I hope this helps,

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