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Rear main seal weeping. Take the drip from the drain plug you found and smear it on a piece of white paper. Then do the same with oil from the dipstick. I think you'll find they're remarkably close, but its quite possible that the leak drip came from 600 miles ago.
Oil only stays honey colored for a couple hundred miles before it mixes with other junk in the engine, so chances are the leaked oil was just from a few hundred miles ago. |
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I would think that the oil would have circulated enough over 1000 miles that the leaking oil would have turned the same color as the oil in the pan, maybe not? Anyway, no access to the car now.
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Doc here,
Check for Brake fluid leaks.. Doc
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Doc here,
Bout' the only other thing I can think of..Is the engine was a quart low BEFORE you got there..and the Seller is as nearsighted as me...and spilled some of it filling it up... Doc
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JSdailey,
If it had a standard transmission it could have been gear lube leaking out of the front bearing cover and running down to the bottom of the engine. Just thinking. Scholman |
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