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CarGuru > Peugeot > Oil Leak 11 August 2005 03:58:26

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Alnhardiman 11 August 2005 03:58:26
	I have got a 1998 2.1td with 85K. recently noticed oil dripping down the back of the engine it also seems to be coming out from the inlet manifold unions. Also the pipes into and out of the intercooler seem to be sludged up. Any Ideas. Cheers Alan
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Nik&Andy 2 April 2005 02:17:17 [ permanent link ]
	"alnhardiman" <alan.hardiman@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message news:af5ba4d706628d0fdfb37291553d1cfc@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...>I have got a 1998 2.1td with 85K. recently noticed oil dripping down the> back of the engine it also seems to be coming out from the inlet manifold> unions. Also the pipes into and out of the intercooler seem to be sludged> up. Any Ideas.> Cheers Alan> I have exactly the same problem with the same model car, however, I have not figured out what is causing it yet. My best guess is worn turbo bearings or a stuck EGR Valve, causing an increase in turbo temperature... Nobody has suggested an alternative yet. If it's any consolation though, mine has 148,000 miles on the clock and it's done this since 89,000 miles. Andy
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Jim Goad via CarKB.com 15 April 2005 17:57:43 [ permanent link ]
	I had a leak on my 1995 306 D Turbo coming from somwhere near the top of the engine on the driver's side. I'm not sure if its the same engine as yours but It turned out that the cylinder head had cracked. Check to see if there is any oil in the radiator coolant. If there is, you may need a new cylinder head or head gasket. Unfortunately, if this is the problem, It's expensive.
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Jonathan Upright 8 August 2005 04:49:49 [ permanent link ]
	My wife has a 1986 Acura Legend. The oil seal around the pan has gone bad, and it's leaking quite a bit. I have never had this problem with a car of mine before, so is changing/replacing the gasket around the oil pan something that a "regular person" can do, or are there special steps or meticulous procedures that are more suited for a properly trained and experienced mechanic? Thanx, Jonathan
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Jim Beam 8 August 2005 05:32:31 [ permanent link ]
	Jonathan Upright wrote:> My wife has a 1986 Acura Legend. The oil seal around the pan has gone > bad, and it's leaking quite a bit. I have never had this problem with a > car of mine before, so is changing/replacing the gasket around the oil > pan something that a "regular person" can do, or are there special steps > or meticulous procedures that are more suited for a properly trained and > experienced mechanic?> Thanx,> Jonathan first things first - try tightening the bolts that hold it in place first. don't over-tighten. also, check it's the pan gasket, not the seal. if you do need to change, you may need to buy the seals for the exhaust pipe - may beed to drop it to get the pan off. also to consider: what oil are you using? when i ran motorcraft, mine leaked like mad. running castrol, hardly at all.
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Jonathan Upright 9 August 2005 06:22:14 [ permanent link ]
	jim beam wrote:> Jonathan Upright wrote:> My wife has a 1986 Acura Legend. The oil seal around the pan has gone >> bad, and it's leaking quite a bit. I have never had this problem with >> a car of mine before, so is changing/replacing the gasket around the >> oil pan something that a "regular person" can do, or are there special >> steps or meticulous procedures that are more suited for a properly >> trained and experienced mechanic?>> Thanx,>> Jonathan> first things first - try tightening the bolts that hold it in place > first. don't over-tighten. also, check it's the pan gasket, not the seal.> if you do need to change, you may need to buy the seals for the exhaust > pipe - may beed to drop it to get the pan off.> also to consider: what oil are you using? when i ran motorcraft, mine > leaked like mad. running castrol, hardly at all.> I will also say this: When I was under the car last time, I noticed an orange caulk-type substance that was lining the perimeter of the oil pan, but wasn't preventing any leaks whatsoever. Pardon my ignorance, but what is the difference between the gasket and the seal? In the meantime, I will check the bolts' tightness and get back to you. Thanx! Jonathan
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Jim Beam 9 August 2005 06:54:08 [ permanent link ]
	Jonathan Upright wrote:> jim beam wrote:> Jonathan Upright wrote:>> My wife has a 1986 Acura Legend. The oil seal around the pan has >>> gone bad, and it's leaking quite a bit. I have never had this >>> problem with a car of mine before, so is changing/replacing the >>> gasket around the oil pan something that a "regular person" can do, >>> or are there special steps or meticulous procedures that are more >>> suited for a properly trained and experienced mechanic?>>> Thanx,>>> Jonathan>> first things first - try tightening the bolts that hold it in place >> first. don't over-tighten. also, check it's the pan gasket, not the >> seal.>> if you do need to change, you may need to buy the seals for the >> exhaust pipe - may beed to drop it to get the pan off.>> also to consider: what oil are you using? when i ran motorcraft, mine >> leaked like mad. running castrol, hardly at all.>> I will also say this: When I was under the car last time, I noticed an > orange caulk-type substance that was lining the perimeter of the oil > pan, but wasn't preventing any leaks whatsoever. that orange stuff indicates that someone's had the oil pan off before - afaik, it's never used with honda oem assembly. a new pan gasket should fix it just fine. Pardon my ignorance, but what is the difference between the gasket and > the seal? the seals are the round things on either end of the crankshaft. can't see them usually, but if they're leaking, oil runs down and tends to accumulate around either end of the pan. suggest cleaning off the pan with de-greaser, getting it nice & dry, then watching where the new oil emerges. fyi, oils are colored to allow leak identification. automatic transmission is red, engine is straw. In the meantime, I will check the bolts' tightness and get > back to you.> Thanx!> Jonathan
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Jonathan Upright 11 August 2005 03:58:26 [ permanent link ]
	jim beam wrote:> Jonathan Upright wrote:> jim beam wrote:>> Jonathan Upright wrote:>>> My wife has a 1986 Acura Legend. The oil seal around the pan has >>>> gone bad, and it's leaking quite a bit. I have never had this >>>> problem with a car of mine before, so is changing/replacing the >>>> gasket around the oil pan something that a "regular person" can do, >>>> or are there special steps or meticulous procedures that are more >>>> suited for a properly trained and experienced mechanic?>>>> Thanx,>>>> Jonathan>>> first things first - try tightening the bolts that hold it in place >>> first. don't over-tighten. also, check it's the pan gasket, not the >>> seal.>>> if you do need to change, you may need to buy the seals for the >>> exhaust pipe - may beed to drop it to get the pan off.>>> also to consider: what oil are you using? when i ran motorcraft, >>> mine leaked like mad. running castrol, hardly at all.>>> I will also say this: When I was under the car last time, I noticed >> an orange caulk-type substance that was lining the perimeter of the >> oil pan, but wasn't preventing any leaks whatsoever.> that orange stuff indicates that someone's had the oil pan off before - > afaik, it's never used with honda oem assembly. a new pan gasket should > fix it just fine.> Pardon my ignorance, but what is the difference between the gasket and >> the seal?> the seals are the round things on either end of the crankshaft. can't > see them usually, but if they're leaking, oil runs down and tends to > accumulate around either end of the pan. suggest cleaning off the pan > with de-greaser, getting it nice & dry, then watching where the new oil > emerges.> fyi, oils are colored to allow leak identification. automatic > transmission is red, engine is straw. Well, this car is a 5-speed manual, so I know it's not transmission fluid. There is a drop of oil "clinging" to the drain plug of the oil pan after each run, but it's not leaking there. You can see the "streaks" from the front side of the pan. In the meantime, I will check the bolts' tightness and get back to you. Which I haven't done yet, but plan to do soon. Thanx!>> Jonathan>
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