Subject	are you sure it is your rear main seal?
Posted by	aliaZ on December 13, 2012 at 6:08 PM
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In Reply To	Clutch install/ worse leak now! posted by boostlv on December 13, 2012 at 10:09 AM
Message	From what I've seen, the oil leak usually is from the rubber gasket between the rear main seal retainer and the oil pan. It hardens and shrinks with age, and often creates a leak that is mistaken for a rear main seal leak
Follow Ups	Clutch install/ worse leak now! - boostlv 10:09:32 12/13/12 Re: Clutch install/ worse leak now! - boostlv 10:21:28 12/13/12 For no issues use Red Line M/T 90 in trans for best results (n/m) - craigz96tt 11:32:45 12/13/12 I use Amsoil, no difference in shifts no matter the temp. (n/m) - TriniTT 15:00:07 12/13/12 so is oil leaking from your tranny or your engine? (n/m) - Zvil (FL) 10:55:01 12/13/12 Re: so is oil leaking from your tranny or your engine? - boostlv 14:36:32 12/13/12 If your tranny is leaking then your mechanic is an Idiot - Zvil (FL) 00:54:36 12/14/12 There is no logic there. - TriniTT 09:04:37 12/14/12 Sounds like you need to go back to that mechanic (n/m) - craigz96tt 11:15:12 12/13/12 Or quite specifically, never go back to him again. (n/m) - TriniTT 11:17:17 12/13/12 Definitely. Anyone that can't install a rear main shouldn't - craigz96tt 11:39:40 12/13/12 The guy did not know the Z32 seal replace procedure. - ZUL8TR 11:38:43 12/13/12 Here's his link - boostlv 14:34:27 12/13/12 Re: Here's his link - boostlv 14:38:03 12/13/12 are you sure it is your rear main seal? - aliaZ 18:08:05 12/13/12 Re: are you sure it is your rear main seal? - cygate 20:18:32 12/13/12 Re: Re: are you sure it is your rear main seal? - boostlv 10:08:48 12/14/12
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