Ok so ive been leaking oil on the front of my block and tranny and also the back but thats a axel seal.

i was just wondering if the revers sensor not being there can cause the tranny to leak oil? Btw its a 97 cx tranny

 

 

i have the d16y8 and i have a oil leak on the front of my motor i'm almost positive mine is my dipstick tube check that out also check your cam and crank seals

 

Clean everything off and run the car for a few miles and look at it again.

 

i already cleaned it but i still cant tell were its comming from.

 

check your distributor o ring common for them to leak.

 

pics would help out

 

check the crank seal it could be coming from there and slinging oil everywhere

 

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if he said i have a bunch of noticeable oil on top of my trans and under my distributor this theory would make some sense

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its hard to figure out where you are describing the leak.

 

by ur distributor on the head there is a bleeder screw that use an alan to tighten or loosen... sometimes those come lose and oil can leak out there.... if it is take it out and put some thread lock on it and put it back in...

 

have you recently removed your tranny and swapped it? if so... did you replace the gasket for the tranny? if not, you could be leaking there. but only if you've swapped your tranny recently.

 

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Clean your engine and buy an oil leak detection kit. This kit has a dye that glow under black light. This way you can pin point the leak.

 

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Without a reverse switch, there will be a hole for fluid to escape. Why do you not have the switch installed?

the responses in this thread just kill me

 

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Without a reverse switch, there will be a hole for fluid to escape. Why do you not have the switch installed?

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DO NOT HELP THIS STUPID SCAMMER SELLING BUNK ****

 

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