oil pan leaking
I have boosted greddy turbo. My bold oil pan bolts and drain plug is soaked in oil. It would leak oil drops when im driving and when i turn off engine. I see half dollar size oil drop on concrete. This is pissing me off. The oil is going all over my axle linkage and down the bottom of my car when i drive far. I went to a shop and replace the oil pan gasket but it still leaks. I think this shop is not using honda acura oem parts. Could this be causing the leak? Please help. Recently got timing belt/water pump/cam seals replaced but its not coming from up top. Its coming from oil pain where gasket is. I can see the oil around it. Should i bring a acura mechanic i know who owns business and get it replaced again with acura oem gasket??? I dont trust this *** guy no more to work on my car and he lives quite a bit. Also the guy replaced the oil pan gasket, the color is blue. Is blue the stock acura oem gasket color. Im pissed and bringing my gsr to a acura certified mechanic and getting this fix with oem parts.
i dont wanna strip the bolts
Is the gasket suppose to be a blue color. The mechanic used a blue gasket when he replace the oil gasket last week. Im gonna have a acura mechanic fix it and make sure its the problem
Is the gasket suppose to be a blue color. The mechanic used a blue gasket when he replace the oil gasket last week. Im gonna have a acura mechanic fix it and make sure its the problem
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pnoytegn707 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont wanna strip the bolts
Is the gasket suppose to be a blue color. The mechanic used a blue gasket when he replace the oil gasket last week. Im gonna have a acura mechanic fix it and make sure its the problem</TD></TR></TABLE>
my gasket is blue...its really easy and youll save your self some money... but hey, to each his own...
Is the gasket suppose to be a blue color. The mechanic used a blue gasket when he replace the oil gasket last week. Im gonna have a acura mechanic fix it and make sure its the problem</TD></TR></TABLE>
my gasket is blue...its really easy and youll save your self some money... but hey, to each his own...
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