Reply to "Leak >>> Gaskets ?"

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it's really leaking a lot, I have lot of oil on my back window.

Something elso to check that may be a leak NOT requiring gasket replacement.

Your Pantera has remote oil filters mounted on the wheelhouse brace. This is not original.

The hoses to and from those two filters must have threaded fittings. I would check all of them and make sure they are tight. Also, the hoses probably attach to an adapter plate that mounts where the stock oil filter was mounted. This adapter can unscrew over time, and it will leak a lot of oil.

This is what the adapter might look like. It will be at the front of the engine, behind the driver. Follow the hoses....

Larry

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