First thing you have to do is crawl under your truck and try to figure out where it’s coming from.Keep an eye on the dipstick.Also a quart of oil on the ground looks like a lot of oil.
Oil leak concern?
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You'll have to take a can of brake cleaner and get rid of all the existing oil. Then check and see if it's coming from behind the bell housing or not.
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Judging by the fact oil appears on the flywheel housing above that hole, I would start looking around the back of the head before I condem the rear main seal and pulling the transmission.
Looks like a Series 60 in there. Check the valve cover gasket around the back, especially where the cam sits. I seem to recall there's a little rubber half-puck that sits there and can start leaking.God prefers Diesels, rollin coal, Mcast3092 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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As suggested above I'd clean it all off best you can and see if its coming out of the hole or trickling down from above and collecting on the edge of the hole since its the lowest point on the housing.
In my own opinion, that oil running down the side looks too fresh to be oil residue from a repair.God prefers Diesels and Mcast3092 Thank this. -
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Will you please come back and update the thread if you figure it out?
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