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Fri 22 Oct 2010 03:42:PM
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Howdy... by series 1 Mi16 is leaking.... a lot....
Oil seems to be going out somewhere under the intake manifold..
It is clean fresh oil... (probably because a couple of days ago it was in the bottle on my garage shelf.... and no it isn't over-spill..
Still is there anywhere 'common' that fails? My bet is the seal at the base of the intake pipe... I just can't see well enough to find out. Is there anyway to check short of removing the manifold?
Current Pugs:
'89 405 Mi16
'98 406 St diesel
'01 306 XT
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