i'm leaking oil on the opposite side of the oil pan. so what would be the most common leak coming from there? thanx.

 

more detials in were ur leak is
is it trans fluid? or engine oil ?

 

i'm not sure what it is. i haven't have time to clean it and check it. but what would be the most common leak.

 

What exactly do you mean by "opposite side of the oil pan?" As in the passenger side of the pan?

 

yea like is it even by the oil pan or is it by ur muffler or by what who cares if its alte go look im confussed now

 

If it's coming from the crank pulley, it could be the crank seal, the cam seal, or the valve cover gasket. I hope it's not your head gasket. Unless of course it's the oil pan gasket.

 

ok its on the passenger side.

 

I say jack your car up and see where the oil is dripping from. Make sure your pan gasket isn't pinched or anything, or just plain worn out. Maybe remove the pan and replace the gasket, they are pretty cheap anyways.

Just make sure you wipe all of the oil off of the block and the pan before putting everything back together, otherwise that **** will leak right away again. I figured that out the hard way. Damn it LOL

 

well i am in sort of the same situation as you right now. i just replace my oil pan gasket on my 90 integra. turns out the gasket was in need of replacement anyways, but that wasn't the major cause of my leak. this sensor right next to my oil filter is squirting oil from this wire that attaches to the sensor. i'm assuming its the oil pressure sensor. anybody know how this sensor could be leaking? i dont recall ever touching it. anyways, check by the oil filter and look at this sensor. i jacked my car up and ran the engine and looked under there. thats how i found out about my leak.

 

Last time i looked... the opposite of the oil pan was... the valve cover i think... that's a pretty common leak... bout 15 bucks for the gasket

 

good heads up guys. this weekend i probably go get some tan, swimming and watch beautiful babes @ the beach. just don't feel like getting dirty . i'll probably do this sometime in the weekdays. i'll do what you guys told me to do.

 

If you havn't already, pick up a Helm's manual for your car. You will be very pleased that you did.

 

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To be more exact. Where is it coming from? Because in Hondas there can be same oil in engine and transmission.

 

thats y i asked