Questions & Answers for: Lincoln oil leak

...oil leak from a hose connected to I think I have a oil leak is from a hose connected to the oil filter housing assembly. that would be your oil cooler line it could also be the filter extension ...

1994 lincoln mark 8 leaking oil changed valve covers and oil preasure senser still leaks but not as bad a dealer said it was the oil level senser? any body got a anser change the gasket on the sensors

...a faulty oil pan gasket and/or rear main seal. Have these inspected and replaced if bad. In the mean time, use of a heavier grade of oil, such as 10w40, will slow the leak. Check the oil

...oil filter, after the engine warm up leak stops. is not leaking its driping. when you remove the old oil filter. insure the old filter seal came off with the filter. then when installing the new ...

...to leak oil. A worn out valve cover gasket, transmission oil seal and a worn out oil pan gasket. Have them replaced and you'll be good. Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa! Have a good

oil leak near oil-temp sensor and oil filter A common problem with leaking oil filters is that they were either cross threaded or the old rubber gasket stuck to the filter mount and now there are 2 ...

oil leak HelloIn order to fix an oil leak you must know where the leak is coming from, to do this you must have the oil and dirt removed from the engine, then the best thing to do is have a dye put in

...oil leak There is oil leaking from the engine. When the coil packs are removed, there is oil around the spark plugs. For oil pump,oil pump pressure,oil warning light,oil low,oil ewplacing and other ...

...oil leak oil leaking when running cant tell where but its coming from but it leaves a trail on the ground. Thats how quick it leaks out check that oil filter is tight when running its under pressure ...

...oil supposed to leak from lower chain tension-er when pressed on no machine made leaks oil on purpose, to the ground, not told to where. but my wild guess is you means inside the engine only, right? ...