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31-12-2005, 03:11 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Hi Folks,
My EA wagon's got a 2 litre per week oil leak and I'm blowed if I can find it. There is high speed oil spray on battery, hoses etc and I originally guessed the front pulley seal. I replaced this (the old one didn't look that bad) but it didn't help. Steam cleaned the engine to look for oil but it's not obvious (to me anyway). I can see oil sitting on top of the water pump, and after wiping it off, it returns (after a short drive) but I can't see any oil seeping whilst idling. (Oil leak may have started shortly after replacing said water pump but I can't see what I might have done) My driveway's looking very sad and my Father in Law won't let us park in his. Any suggestions where to look are greatly appreciated. TIA, Rob |
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EA Evasive Oil Leak
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