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Oil Puddle 850 1994

posted by  Kinderknight on  Thu Nov 13 00:52 CST 2003
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This is a follow-up opinion. I hope it's not the rear main seal problem. Make sure the flame trap is not clogged. You can actually check this yourself. The flame trap is the little device in a housing that can be turned and opened, right next to the throttle body. Clean the trap with throttle body cleaner or buy a new one for a few dollars. The old one on your car is made of copper; the new one is plastic.

If it's the rear main seal, it is going to cost you several hundred dollars to fix.

-Kinderknight






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