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Lucas Oil 200 1985

posted by  someone claiming to be Hugh, Sr. on  Thu Apr 24 10:48 CST 2003 [RELATED]

A few months ago I decided to decrease my regular 10W30 Pennzoil by 1/2 quart, and replace the difference with Lucas motor oil. Recently I have noticed a small leak that appears to be around (behind) the lower part of the timing belt cover. It collects on the bundle of wire that runs through that area and drips down. Thats strange because the wires are in a thin hose pipe and at the point bottom where it bends (and where the drip is) to go back up to the intake area it's covered. How could oil get through that to the wires. Anyway, I'm concerned that I've messed up by using the Lucas. Think it might be a good idea to stop. John Force, do not respond.

Thank ya'll

Hugh, Sr.






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