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A few leaks. 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Thu Oct 27 04:09 CST 2005
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Hello All,

I've got a couple of quick questions again. My oil pan is leaking like a sieve and I'd like to get it fixed. I've got a gasket and new engine mounts on the way, but in the mean time what is the best way to get the engine jacked up to get easier access to the pan? Is there a simple way to do this? How far do I need to go?

On a related issue, I seem to have some oil going through the breather (oil filler). It is always wet when I take it off...how much is normal, is this a sign of worn rings or something else.

Cheers,
Craig






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