96 chrysler cirrus 2.4 pouring out oil

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rear main seal usually only leaks when the car is running. though oil will slowy drip off afterwards. now the best way to tell is to remove the heat sheild that covers the flywheel and look at it and at the flywheel . is the oil only on the engine side of the cover or is it inside the cover and on the fly wheel. the rear main seal will leak into the bellhousing and on the fly wheel the oil pan gasket will leak on the front of the heat sheild.

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check your hoses, water pump heater core radiator cap, if car has been overheated, check exhaust for steam and smell of coolant, check oil make sure it is not milky, last 2 are symptoms of blown head gasket

indicates a rusted out welsh plug
take it in for a cooling system pressure test

its hard to diagnose this with out looking at the motor and finding the leak... sounds like you have some power steering fluid leaking onto your motor. check the power steering lines for leaks. fix the leak..and clean the motor.. if you cannot find a leak.. try power washing the motor... do this by turning on the car and degreasing the motor where you see oil stay away from the spark plugs and distributor and battery terminals while washing the motor.. Good luck..

96 Chrysler Cirrus 2.5L

Hello there. This issue will be the result of a warped vale cover, or a failed valve cover gasket. the more common culprit will most likely be a failed valve cover gasket. You may isolate the problem by removing the cover, and using a level to confirm the cover alignment. If it dose not line up correctly to the head, replace the valve cover. Now, if the cover is ok and not warped, simply, replace the failed valve cover gasket.

Check your oil if the level has raised its because you have blown a head gasket which lets coolant in the motor so it wont leak out but leaks in if that makes sense, hope it helps

Sounds like it is a rear wheel bearing going bad.
Jack it up and spin each wheel separately to find which side it is

valve cover is leaking hard to replace rear gasket but front one isnt to bad for the rear the plentum has to be removed