Leak at metal hose behind radiator

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Kawika322

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I have a 2007 4wd automatic transmission Jeep Liberty. Today I returned from a week trip away and when I started driving my jeep I noticed it was shifting rough/slipping not going into next gear smooth. When I got home I checked underneath and noticed a large leak coming from the front passenger side, dripping/flowing heavily with red/orange fluid from the metal pipe running parallel and underneath the radiator in the front . I'm thinking this is transmission fluid and related to the shifting issue. I have attached a pic of where I see the leak to be. Any suggestions to help temporarily seal the leak before I take it to a mechanic would be great, because I don't want to drive it with that much fluid leaking.

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Here is the picture
 

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Wow that fluid looks terrible, moisture got in ? / milkshake?
I would not drive it like that. I would have it towed in for repairs.
 

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Ran it dry. Air mixed in fluid.
Normally you can use fuel rated hose and some clamps make a quick fix and refill. But yea. Order the line set and fix
 

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