Reply to "4072 has a Rear Gasket Leak not a ZF leak"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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Rear Gasket Leak

What's a "Rear Gasket?" Would that be your rear main seal? I believe the engine has to come out to replace that one. I'm sure others more experienced than me will chime in. One thing to consider though... I thought my rear main seal was leaking and found it was the oil pan gasket leaking at the rear. You may get away with only replacing the pan gasket, in which case the engine doesn't need to come out.

Good luck!
Garth

5/1/151:37 PM

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