oil leak

daren92 · Sep 12, 2016

Grrrrrr said:
Where are you D?

Lowton near wigan

Grrrrrr · Sep 13, 2016

Up near Tomcat (away) and Wammers so in good company.

daren92 · May 28, 2017

Replaced
Auto box rad and pipes
All turbo pipes
But still got a leak
Is there anything near turbo that could leak

ovalandrover · May 28, 2017

There is a pipe from the block near front cover to the top of the turbo that could leak you need to take the heat shield off and the air intake pipes to turbo to get at it

Wazzajnr · May 28, 2017

daren92 said:
Replaced
Auto box rad and pipes
All turbo pipes
But still got a leak
Is there anything near turbo that could leak

Have you worked out what type of oil it is?
Black would be engine oil, red for atf, clear for diesel.
If you know what it is, it'll be easier to find where it's coming from.

daren92 · May 28, 2017

Wazzajnr said:
Have you worked out what type of oil it is?
Black would be engine oil, red for atf, clear for diesel.
If you know what it is, it'll be easier to find where it's coming from.

Engine oil
Think I have fixed the rest

daren92 · May 28, 2017

Is the pipe to turbo know to split

tomcat59alan · May 28, 2017

Grrrrrr said:
Sniffed it?

Old habits die hard.

Wazzajnr · May 28, 2017

Could be leaking from the turbo itself?

daren92 · May 28, 2017

Just had another look dripping of back of sump

Wazzajnr · May 28, 2017

Crank oil seal or sump gasket then.
Only way to be sure is clean it as best as you can then have another look after a short run.

brianp38dse · May 28, 2017

Hopefully its just the sump

daren92 · May 28, 2017

Take it oil seal is a pain to do

brianp38dse · May 28, 2017

Miss read post I was thinking rear = gearbox, its the front leaking so belts and pulleys off maybe rad pack out for access, main crank pulley is done up very tight @Grrrrrr is doing this job atm iirc

daren92 · May 28, 2017

brianp38dse said:
Miss read post I was thinking rear = gearbox, its the front leaking so belts and pulleys off maybe rad pack out for access, main crank pulley is done up very tight @Grrrrrr is doing this job atm iirc

It is gearbox end so box out fly wheel off if it not sump how can you tell which is leaking

brianp38dse · May 28, 2017

Take the access plate of bell housing and see what you find, if you cant see in there to well use a mirror and torch.

daren92 · May 28, 2017

brianp38dse said:
Take the access plate of bell housing and see what you find, if you cant see in there to well use a mirror and torch.

Expensive job as no way I can drop gearbox

Grrrrrr · May 28, 2017

brianp38dse said:
Miss read post I was thinking rear = gearbox, its the front leaking so belts and pulleys off maybe rad pack out for access, main crank pulley is done up very tight @Grrrrrr is doing this job atm iirc

No he's not! Cleaned all oil off, went for a gentle drive and looked again. Looks like my sump gssket is leaking ... if I'm lucky.

Leak by turbo could be the breather thing on older diesels off the rocker cover to air intake. Leaks like a sod.

daren92 · May 30, 2017

Grrrrrr said:
No he's not! Cleaned all oil off, went for a gentle drive and looked again. Looks like my sump gssket is leaking ... if I'm lucky.

Leak by turbo could be the breather thing on older diesels off the rocker cover to air intake. Leaks like a sod.

hi all
had another look today 2 things back cylinder no6 i think near bulk head bubbles coming from glow plug is there a seal
and on no6 injector rubber cap on second leak off nipple is this right as small squirt of diesel stops if i push on it
makes it look like oil leak

Grrrrrr · May 30, 2017

daren92 said:
hi all
had another look today 2 things back cylinder no6 i think near bulk head bubbles coming from glow plug is there a seal
and on no6 injector rubber cap on second leak off nipple is this right as small squirt of diesel stops if i push on it
makes it look like oil leak

Sure the bubbles are from the glow plug and not the injector? Cannot remember if there isa washer on the glow-plug or not. You could unscrew, check the threads are clean very carefully and then nip up to the correct torque with a smidgeon of copper grease to ease the threads in. That might stop it.

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