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leaks under the engine: help to diagnose 200

posted by  resunoiz on  Wed May 28 09:28 CST 2025
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thank you!
next week or so I'll have my brand new pcv and oring and I will install it.
Hoses are, externally, perfect (107.000km) but are obviously 44 years old.
I'll look at them closely. They seem common automotive hose, if I can find them I'll change them anyway.

I think I understood where's the oil pressure sensor but I think that if it is leaking, worth wait for an oil service to avoid oil spewing everywhere?
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1981 244GL - B19A engine






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