*update*
I tightened the hose and it appears to have stopped the leak! Next up trying to track down the source of the oil leak!
Fluid leak help.
Discussion in 'International Forum' started by Thetrashnoob, Oct 25, 2020.
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so after having the truck sit for almost 3 weeks, this is the amount of oil it has leaked. Should I be concerned and try to track down the leak? I know it’s an older truck so I assumed it was going to leak. The whole underside is coated with oil. Some on the exhaust, the trans, oilpan, pto pump. It appears to be coming from higher than the oil pan as you can see where it dripped down the pan. Any suggestions on what I should do? -
Clean it off really good and see where its coming from. It can be extremely hard to find leaks sometimes when oil is just everywhere.
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Just got the truck inspected finally they are saying it’s a wheel seal, and they are going to replace it. Said it’ll be 4-600 if the leak didn’t wreck the new brake pads. If it did it’ll be more. Sucks but nothing I can do about it.
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You should really learn how to replace it yourself, you're losing a ton of money by paying others to do the easy stuff.
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LameMule Thanks this.
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If you had a wheel seal on a steer leaking bad enough to cause that mess your tire should have fell off long ago...not saying your wheel seal isn’t leaking but you must still have other issues.
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