Slow oil leak bottom end
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Year, model, coupe or cab?
Picture of the location of the drop and the engine directly above the drop?
Picture of the location of the drop and the engine directly above the drop?
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TheTorch (12-06-2019)
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Or, as I did recently, have you possibly bottomed out our hit something that cracked your oil pan? A hairline crack may result in this type of slow leak.
I echo 93Jaffe's question about recent oil change - I'd crawl underneath and check the drain plug. May not be tightened to proper specs, or an issue with the crush washer.
I echo 93Jaffe's question about recent oil change - I'd crawl underneath and check the drain plug. May not be tightened to proper specs, or an issue with the crush washer.
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Really, the picture with the spot on the cardboard is what we're working from?
Stick your cell phone under the car with the flash on and take a few pictures so we can directly see the origin of the leak. Could be anything at this point as we don't know how it's flowing down the motor to end up at that spot on the floor. Could be the case halve bolts migrating oil down the threads. Could be anything.
Stick your cell phone under the car with the flash on and take a few pictures so we can directly see the origin of the leak. Could be anything at this point as we don't know how it's flowing down the motor to end up at that spot on the floor. Could be the case halve bolts migrating oil down the threads. Could be anything.
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Really, the picture with the spot on the cardboard is what we're working from?
Stick your cell phone under the car with the flash on and take a few pictures so we can directly see the origin of the leak. Could be anything at this point as we don't know how it's flowing down the motor to end up at that spot on the floor. Could be the case halve bolts migrating oil down the threads. Could be anything.
Stick your cell phone under the car with the flash on and take a few pictures so we can directly see the origin of the leak. Could be anything at this point as we don't know how it's flowing down the motor to end up at that spot on the floor. Could be the case halve bolts migrating oil down the threads. Could be anything.
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I believe the going rate around these parts is 12 months or 5k Miles, unless tracked of coarse.
When you bring it in tell the mechanic you have a leak and have them track it down.