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Default 106 diesal oil leak - 05-13-2007 , 03:05 PM







im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?




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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-13-2007 , 05:21 PM







"donkey106" <donkey106.2qjg64 (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk> wrote

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im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?

steam clean the whole lot and have a look




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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-13-2007 , 09:49 PM



On May 13, 12:05 pm, donkey106 <donkey106.2qj... (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk>
wrote:
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im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?

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REMOVE any built up mess of oil. go to lordco and buy some engine
clean or just use a steel brush and soapy water. all up to how much
work u want to apply. when engine is clean and dry. especially around
suspected spot. get a infamous pen light from mac or snap-op. even
lorco have them. they have a bright white light or get a blue light.
watch are and wait for oil sweat. my opinion without even seeing is
the crankshaft seal, or sometimes the trans front pump seal goes and
results of the dirty dust and trans oil look alot like engine oil.
good luck. worst case. seal kit. probaly a oil temp, or level sensor
switch.



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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-14-2007 , 09:16 AM



In article <donkey106.2qjg64 (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk>, donkey106 says...
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im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?

A litre of oil every 1000 miles isn't madly overboard. It'll use 2
gallons a year - far cheaper than the cost of fixing what's wrong.

Is it leaking from the top of the engine or seems to be underneath?


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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-14-2007 , 04:29 PM




DUBINOUT Wrote:
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On May 13, 12:05 pm, donkey106 donkey106.2qj... (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk
wrote:-
im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a
major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover
with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel
filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?

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donkey106-

REMOVE any built up mess of oil. go to lordco and buy some engine
clean or just use a steel brush and soapy water. all up to how much
work u want to apply. when engine is clean and dry. especially around
suspected spot. get a infamous pen light from mac or snap-op. even
lorco have them. they have a bright white light or get a blue light.
watch are and wait for oil sweat. my opinion without even seeing is
the crankshaft seal, or sometimes the trans front pump seal goes and
results of the dirty dust and trans oil look alot like engine oil.
good luck. worst case. seal kit. probaly a oil temp, or level sensor
switch.
quality advice dub! thanx!




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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-14-2007 , 08:55 PM



On May 14, 1:29 pm, donkey106 <donkey106.2ql... (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk>
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DUBINOUT Wrote:





On May 13, 12:05 pm, donkey106 donkey106.2qj... (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk
wrote:-
im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a
major
oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is cover
with
oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by fuel
filter,
it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has any 1 had such
problems and what was it?

--
donkey106-

REMOVE any built up mess of oil. go to lordco and buy some engine
clean or just use a steel brush and soapy water. all up to how much
work u want to apply. when engine is clean and dry. especially around
suspected spot. get a infamous pen light from mac or snap-op. even
lorco have them. they have a bright white light or get a blue light.
watch are and wait for oil sweat. my opinion without even seeing is
the crankshaft seal, or sometimes the trans front pump seal goes and
results of the dirty dust and trans oil look alot like engine oil.
good luck. worst case. seal kit. probaly a oil temp, or level sensor
switch.

quality advice dub! thanx!

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Default Re: 106 diesal oil leak - 05-16-2007 , 04:40 AM



Conor wrote:
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In article <donkey106.2qjg64 (AT) autobanter (DOT) co.uk>, donkey106 says...

im a newbie to this site so hi all! i have a 95-m 1.5D 106, with a
major oil leak it uses about 1ltr every 1000miles, the gear box is
cover with oil, it seems to be coming from the side of the engine by
fuel filter, it not the rocker cover gaskett ive change that, has
any 1 had such problems and what was it?

A litre of oil every 1000 miles isn't madly overboard. It'll use 2
gallons a year - far cheaper than the cost of fixing what's wrong.
Yeah, because allowing an engine to leak oil all over the drivetrain is
*clearly* a good idea. Fuck sake Conor, expected better than that from you.




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