Sentences with phrase «oil seal leaks»

Until 2008, the 2TR engines had a problem of a front crankshaft oil seal leak.

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The Coast Guard gave BP the go - ahead this morning, and the latest attempt to seal off the Gulf oil leak that is quickly turning into the biggest ecological disaster in history began at 2 p.m. eastern time.

While the world waits to see if a «top kill» operation can seal off the devastating Deepwater Horizon oil leak in the Gulf, the staggering proposition of dealing with the more than 11 million gallons of crude spilled to date remains.

On July 1 an ExxonMobil pipeline burst beneath the Yellowstone River in Montana, spilling more than 40,000 gallons of oil into the waterway before responders could seal the leak.

Also that coconut oil seems to leak out of every seemingly - sealed container I have at my disposal once the oil melts (and the container tips past level).

I have a Toyota Tazz 2e engine that has oil leaking what appears to be I thought was the rear main seal, but now notice form the top below intake and above water pipes above bell housing joining the...

On that engine the cam (2), crank (1) and balance shaft (1) seals are the only place that can leak oil behind the timing cover.

A blocked PCV hose will also cause oil leaks on the engine where - ever it has seals due to internal crank pressures.

3 days after my car was overfilled with oil so I'm wondering if the rear main seal leak is the cause of it or if when the car was overfilled it somehow went to my fly wheel and into the starter.

Well if you know the oil is leaking from the bolt on the pan I'd say you obviously don't have a good seal.

the head gasket helps seal the cylinder to ensure maximum compression and prevent oil / coolant from leaking into the cylinder.

If so, the seals in that could have gone, which would result in oil leaking into the exhaust.

An oil leak here could indicate a crankshaft oil seal failing, but as long as oil isn't dripping on the floor, replacement can usually wait until the car needs a clutch.

Also there is a belief that synthetic oil would deteriorate the seals and gaskets and leak into engine.

I'm planning to replace my rocker cover gaskets and spark plug seals on my 2007 Subaru Outback, as there is a slight oil leak onto the spark plugs.

This oil leak can be mistaken for a rear main seal leak.

Similarly, an engine oil leak could cause the same issue to persist if the oil made its way on to the clutch or flywheel area - normally a bad rear main seal.

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That kind of leak can be quickly fixed with gasket silicone (which is VERY cheap and great stuff, I use it everywhere because its easy to use, tolerates high temperatures and seals oil better than the regular gaskets!

Some Examples: Air filter clogged Exhaust leak plugged cat clogged fuel injector malfunctioning fuel pressure regulator clogged fuel filter malfunctioning fuel pump spark plugs, wires, cap, rotor, coil Vacuum leak dirty throttle body malfunctioning fast idle thermo valve (similar to vacuum leak) low oil (unless there is an oil level sensor) belts gaskets seals rings low compression bearing damage (rod knock) Broken cam rocker fell / broke off broken valve spring stuck valve critical engine damage (windowed the block) wiring, fuses, relays starting system - ignition switch, starter, relay Cooling system - clogs, leaks, flow (may throw a code if you overheat) transmission clutch (es) driveshaft, differential, axles brakes suspension tires hvac lights gauges

A weak or worn clutch cover can do it, as can the pressure plate if say a spring has failed or they've become weak, but as you say the clutch has been replaced already I think unless the new parts were faulty (which does happen) you could be looking at perhaps an oil contamination issue on the clutch if the rear main oil seal is leaking.

Another danger is the crankcase pressure that's pushing the oil out here may start popping seals and gaskets out of place resulting in potentially massive oil leaks and much higher repair costs.

The oil can leak slowly enough to not be immediately apparent, and then burn off / end up on the road / or just end up in the engine compartment (e.g. check your engine bay, if there's a film of oil on engine block it could be indicative of failing seals / gaskets).

This is the second time this has happened since I replaced my head gaskets last September so I'm worried if I didn't seal it right (as there might have been minor warpage on one of the V6 deck sides but very minimal just outside the factory advised threshold, which I guess is conservative) so I may be leaking oil into one or more combustion chambers.

To avoid leaking of the oil from the crank case, we have oil seals.

For the past few months it's had a slowish -LRB-.5 - 1 qt per week) oil leak out the lower timing belt cover, which from the service diagrams I can only assume is a worn out seal on the crank or cam shafts.

You may have a leaking input shaft seal on the transmission that is contaminating the clutch plate with gear oil, causing slippage under load.

Reasons for poor or non-operation would be low / flat battery, poor earth / power at the motor, wear on the bendix assembly, disconnection of the bendix leaving it «floating» on the starter, oil from a crankshaft rear seal leaking, clutch dust, and metal «dust» from wear and tear.

Besides, crankshaft oil seals can leak, there are failures with an ignition system, etc..

The oil seal on the front output shaft is faulty when there are unusual noises or leaking coming from the transfer case.

Hi there: Usually when oil is splattered all over your engine compartment, it's due to oil leaking from the front or side timing cover or oil seal.

In some cases, the oil leaking from the vehicle after a rear main seal and oil cooler are repaired is caused by residual oil that was not cleaned or removed from the vehicle after...

Assuming the case is not cracked, the leak points are chiefly the cooling lines that go to and from the radiator, the oil pan seal, the output shaft seals, the torque converter (input) seal, and...

1995 - 96 Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus are being recalled because the engine cylinder head and oil galley plug on 2.4 - liter engines may not seal properly, causing an oil leak that can lead to an engine fire.

Have had the car for 1 month been in the garage over a week just for a oil leak need a oil seal, no power when taking off, feel as if it a bad buy

New MOT Front bumper (come with soft corners) XS Grill and light surrounds Heavy duty battery Kenwood face off stereo (Original available) Speakers Galvanised chassis 4 x mudflaps 3 x steps Front vent seals Door seals 4 x Terrafirma shocks 4 x 1» lower springs (originals available) Clutch Dual mass flywheel Water Pump Turners cylinder head, head gasket and metal dowels Cold start injectors (plus 4 spares) Injector ring Thermostat Radiator Exhaust manifold Rear discs and calipers Rear exhaust pipe (centre box removed + spare rear pipe) Handbrake pads and oil seal Bonnet catch cable Wiper blades Other Features Headlamp stone guards Defender soft nudgebar with spotlights LR chequer plating KBX wingtop vents Safari snorkel Top tint windscreen Sump guard Factory sunroof (doesn't leak) LR towbar and electrics LR branded Exmoor trim (all 7) + Cubby box and rear seat covers Steel spare wheel with unused matching tyre Spare wheel cover Cooper discovery S / T tyres Rear work light Factory remote alarm + crooklock EGR valve removed (available) Silicone hoses Regular oil and filter changes Service history 7000 miles covered in 4 years High level brake light Good clean headlining Spare items Heated rear window Rear wash wipe Rear fog light Galvanised roofrack Slide open rear windows Diff lock Original jack, owners manual and service book Louise LeJuene spaniel bonnet mascot

BMW reports if a transmission fluid leak appears to be traced to the transmission oil pan area, inspect the Mechatronic sealing sleeve's O - rings.

Oil leaks happen because as cars get older, the gaskets and seals begin to break down and the internal engine pressure can push oil through cracks or gaps in these seaOil leaks happen because as cars get older, the gaskets and seals begin to break down and the internal engine pressure can push oil through cracks or gaps in these seaoil through cracks or gaps in these seals.

Mainly crankshaft oil seal or alternator bracket gasket may leak.

Rear wheel oil seal started leaking at 60,000, Both front wheel bearing out now.

Answer: The puff of smoke at start - up is usually a sign that oil is leaking through the valve guides, because the valve guide seals have become hard and are starting to deteriorate.

There are oil leaks on the valve covers, rear main seal, and the oil pan.

Excessive pressure inside the crankcase will cause oil leaks from many places, including the rear main seal.

2 door sedandriveside window is locked and will need switch replaced need NEW seals little Oil leaks HEADS are good BOTH CARS MUST GO saving up for daughter to visit colleges Again AS IS SALE BOTH vehicles interior is IN Better than good for this price, no rips or major blemishes.

Oil leaks from the engine and transmission seals and cooler lines are common.

We took care of the oil leaks by replacing the oil pan, front crank case seal and the two side covers.

I have seen a few early models (08 - 09) have problems with oil leaking from the front cover due to a faulty application of sealer (a real B *** H of a repair in a Chevy Traverse or Buick Enclave).

Each knob offers 2 oring seals to ensure no oil or vacuum leaks.

Smaller Containment Dome, aka Top Hat The first containment dome failed because of ice - like crystals, called hydrates, formed at the top, clogging the pipe that was supposed to allow the oil to be siphoned up to the surfance, and also making the dome too buoyant to form an effective seal around the leak.