Reply to "Leak >>> Gaskets ?"

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Originally posted by UFO-LOW:
I suggest for you to take off the interior access covers, and look at the front main seal. An oil leak there will get on the damper, and oil will get all over the front of the engine and your window glass. I can only see oil all over your window by being sprayed there (under pressure) or flung there (from the damper). Let us know what you find. Rodney

That is a good idea and you would want to inspect the front of the engine on a new car for belts, etc. But you can easily see that area without jacking up the car by using a mirror and a trouble light. You do this from the side of the car and just reach under the pulley area with the mirror.

Mike

7/27/107:00 PM

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