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Source of wetness under intake manifold? 700 1985

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posted by  The Pesky Truth on  Sat Dec 11 08:18 CST 2004
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Hello:

I am preparing to get my 700 steam cleaned as over the years it's developed some oil leaks, and the PO never kept up after them. The passenger side of the motor is dry; however, the area under the intake is wet with oil. The starter motor is wet, as well as the engine mounts oil pan etc...So I suspect I've got an ill pan leak on the driver's side, however what's leaking just underneath the intake?

I don’t think my transmission being wet is a result from tranny fluid; the transmission doesn’t appear to ever run low. I replace that pan gasket as well the differential.

Thanks





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