CompNut
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Drop it off at Bangr's for the winter. it will be all sorted by the spring!
Get underneath the damn thing and look up. If hasn't moved at all, should be easier to see where it's coming from. And 9 days later seems weird. Sure it's not brake fluid? Trans leak? No poontang until you figure it out,
Moving again? Did I miss the thread?my last day of work is Thursday. I'll have a few weeks until i pack my stuff and move to west Virginia so hopefully i can fix by then. I shouldn't need any help but i damn sure appreciate the offer again.
What he saidMoving again? Did I miss the thread?
Is the china wall or back corners of the intake leaking oil? I would really look up there first.
I missed,did you fire it up?
Charleston is an hour closer(one way)than Buffalo. Isn't that the general area you are moving to?my last day of work is Thursday. I'll have a few weeks until i pack my stuff and move to west Virginia so hopefully i can fix by then. I shouldn't need any help but i damn sure appreciate the offer again.
I could ride my bicycle.Charleston is an hour closer(one way)than Buffalo. Isn't that the general area you are moving to?
Yep, guy brought me a Dodge truck many years ago and told me the rear main was leaking so replace it. Well, I replaced it, what a PITA. Turns out it wasn't the rear main but the oil sending unit.Rear of the intake is super-common to be mistaken for rear main….although rear main is common as well, Id start with a thorough check of the intake. If it’s dry yank the trans and get a good look, you wont see much by looking through the clutch cable hole b/c the flywheel will block most of the back of the engine.