underdrive Pulleys
Hey is it normal when changing the crank pulley to see oil? not being very mechanically inclined i have no idea so i decided not to take the pulley off until i got an expert opinion. If its not normal for this to happen any help on how i would go about fixing this problem would be greatly appreciated.
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RE: underdrive Pulleys
i helped my friend change his crank pulley and the harmonic balancer on his 01 v6 and saw no oil
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RE: underdrive Pulleys
It's only normal to see oil on the outside of your engine if there is a gasket or a seal leaking.
As far as fixing it, it all depends on witch gasket or seal is leaking. |
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there was no oil before taking the pulley off it was after i had it lose is when i saw oil dripping
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RE: underdrive Pulleys
ORIGINAL: rwelshman there was no oil before taking the pulley off it was after i had it lose is when i saw oil dripping I understand that. Please refer to my previous post. |
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well i'm hoping you didnt manage to crack your crank bearing at the end of the motor there how frivolous is this drip?
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it dripped for like a couple seconds and then stopped. i hope its just a seal leaking and nothing serious
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Are we talking about a high mileage car here?
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if you call 62000 miles high mileage then yes
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It's high enough that the front main seal could be leaking a little. If it's just a couple of drops and then it quit I wouldn't worry about it as long as you didn't somehow do something really wacky to damage it when you pulled of the crank pulley.
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