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Old 08-16-2005, 09:59 AM
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Oil Leak at bottom of engine

My 1997 Sonoma has 2 plastic tubes coming out of the bottom of the engine - left & right. There is a minor oil leak coming from the tubes. The bottom of the engine was steam cleaned. I does not appear to be burning any oil and using excessive oil.

I reciently purchased this vehicle at 52,000 miles and well taken care of. I have only put on about 1,500 miles, is it possible someone overfilled the oil and this could cause the leak? Any other suggestions?

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John
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Re: Oil Leak at bottom of engine

There is a remote oil filter on most trucks, that is probably the lines you're talking about. On the original lines there was only 2 crimps. Those usually leak and sometimes even blow right off. Mine blew off and all the oil in the engine was all over the street within 5 seconds. The new oil lines have 3 crimps and mine haven't started leaking yet. You can replace them to be same, or you could just wait until they begin to leak worse or blow off.
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