Subject	It can run down behind the timing cover
Posted by	white22sky on February 15, 2013 at 10:34 AM
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In Reply To	Well all the visible oil is on the lower part of the engine posted by RICH1 on February 15, 2013 at 10:24 AM
Message	from the cam seals and collect near the front seal. I'd say since your going to be taking it all apart either way you'll find a forsure answer. But we've already diverted from your original question. " I told my son, you have to catch the football other wise this just looks like child abuse." - My brother
Follow Ups	Need some advice here - RICH1 09:43:07 02/15/13 You are sure its a front main seal? - Woody75 (Denver) 09:53:11 02/15/13 Well all the visible oil is on the lower part of the engine - RICH1 10:24:40 02/15/13 It can run down behind the timing cover - white22sky 10:34:13 02/15/13 Are you sure it's not P/S fluid? - Zvil (FL) 11:52:45 02/15/13 It's not power steering fluid since that would take the - RICH1 14:11:01 02/15/13 Power steering is ATF and shouldnt remove paint like that - white22sky 15:14:15 02/15/13 No not using brake fluid I just assumed that PS fluid - RICH1 15:48:04 02/15/13 Sounds like your on track, beautiful car BTW. (n/m) - white22sky 16:07:16 02/15/13 Re: You are sure its a front main seal? - backinblack626 08:08:28 02/16/13 Re: Need some advice here - scottmt21 12:16:34 02/15/13 I believe you need to replace the timing belt if - AHos(Chicago) 09:53:48 02/16/13 ^^^^Agreed^^^^ Oil on timing belt = not good! (n/m) - scottmt21 11:56:04 02/16/13 Oil will cause the belt to start deteriorating. (n/m) - white22sky 12:25:37 02/16/13 I have a new and light used OEM belt for sale. Contact me. (n/m) - XTZ 12:34:53 02/16/13 I will put the car up on jack stands and clean everything up - RICH1 13:33:15 02/16/13
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