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John w



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Oil leak from front of block (2010 4.4 tdv8)

Well it looks like my leak might be this same plug that nino_nino mentioned in his post copied below (I hope it is).
I've done ~150 miles this week since washing the engine off, and oil has made it back down to the sump again, so it's more than just a weep imo.

The front of the block is wet, and it appears to be from roughly this plug area and down.
I was starting to think it might be the front crankshaft seal Shocked but really hope it's not.
It is real tricky to get a decent look, but I think another good wash and some uv dye as suggested by gonna go double r, plus a short drive might pinpoint it.

Guess what I will be doing at the weekend Rolling Eyes

nino_nino wrote:
Greg, i had leak in front and after long search located the culprit, it was plug on the top of the oil pump. What I did was to loosen the plug as far as will go apply some silicon and tigtend, problem solved. If not there, leak may be from steering pipe/connection.

pic. of plug.





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John w



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I didn't manage to clean this area fully, but it shows how wet it is.



This is up below the left bank, and shows it's dry here, but wet to the left of the picture


This is the front of the sump, behind the steering rack. This was all oil free / dry after i washed it off. Looks like the fan does a good job of blowing the oil about...
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Hey John,

Sorry to revive old thread, but I’m currently dealing with what I think is the same. Did you fix this yourself as per the original Nino Nino suggestion ? If so question, what voodoo magic did you do to get in there to loosen it and then get silicon around it ?

I’ve been eye ballin it all day, air intake hose out gives a reasonable line of site, but just can’t figure how I’ll do this without taking anything else out

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