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Capt Spaulding · 10-08-2021, 05:50 PM

My great uncle owned a motorcycle shop selling Moto Guzzis and Norton. He wore Hushpuppies to work - I swear he did it so he could run the top of his shoe along the bottom of those Norton primary drive cases to catch the drips before they fell.

For me it depends on the vehicle. The rear main on my '06 F150 has been leaking for 4 years or so. I clean off the driveway avery month or so and top up the truck at the same time. I figure I'll get it fixed the next time it needs a clutch. I my wife's Camry or the BRZ started I might see things differently.

humfrz · 10-08-2021, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Not at all! Except maybe @humfrz but we don't mind him. I know what you're saying. a leak is a leak. I agree. Mine is same age as yours with about same Km. No leaks. Completely clean. I also agree with @Grady. He is saying that it is not terrible.

It probably is the rear main seal but even when it starts dripping, as long as it's not low on oil, don't worry. The seal can be replaced when convenient.

humfrz · 10-08-2021, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Busshman

Ok guys I don't know but I think you are making fun of me 😁 from the factory you have clean car with no leaks... It's 21 century no 19th or 20... And I think when something start leaking when it's oil or even water or gas you have to solve it and repair it... So when I see my car leaking iam worried, don't get me wrong... Maybe I should relax.. 😁

Ya, well, I'm sorta messen wich ya. -

I reckon you should get the leak fixed.

However, please understand that from my standpoint (I can't get under my car to see it) so, if it doesn't drip out onto the floor under my car (where I can see it when I move the car), the leak doesn't exist -

(now, maybe, I'm taking too much meds -

)

Busshman · 10-09-2021, 09:00 AM

Thank you guys for replies, appreciate it.

blsfrs · 10-09-2021, 06:32 PM

You might want to check the pvc valve. Not for a leak. If it's not functioning correctly, you will get too much crankcase pressure and force oil out. My old Corolla actually pushed the rear main out. There was a steady stream of oil coming from the rear of the engine.

Ultramaroon · 10-09-2021, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by blsfrs

You might want to check the pvc valve. Not for a leak. If it's not functioning correctly, you will get too much crankcase pressure and force oil out. My old Corolla actually pushed the rear main out. There was a steady stream of oil coming from the rear of the engine.

A damn good point! Thank you.

radroach · 10-09-2021, 07:31 PM

Possible a leak from the transmission. I remember some owners had trouble with trans fluid slipping past the seal and getting on the clutch.

Busshman · 10-10-2021, 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by blsfrs

You might want to check the pvc valve. Not for a leak. If it's not functioning correctly, you will get too much crankcase pressure and force oil out. My old Corolla actually pushed the rear main out. There was a steady stream of oil coming from the rear of the engine.

And how to i check if the pvc Valve is working correctly?

bcj · 10-10-2021, 11:46 AM

No, it's just ice-cream.

blsfrs · 10-10-2021, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Busshman

And how to i check if the pvc Valve is working correctly?

The old fashion way is to take it out and shake it. If it rattles it's good.

FrickingReallySlow · 10-10-2021, 06:42 PM

its so cheap if you take out the old one just put in a new one in. thing needs to be replaced 50k-60k anyways. I replaced mine recently and corrected my LTFT by 6%

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Originally Posted by blsfrs

The old fashion way is to take it out and shake it. If it rattles it's good.

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