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Old 06-12-2004, 11:24 PM   #1
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Question fast oil leak from rear of engine (not seal)

Fixed start problem. Now, I also replaced the intake manifold gasket set and the little gasket on top of the oil pan area. Started the car and I have an oil leak draining off the engine at the back above the oil pan. I used a flashlight and determined that it isn't coming from the old distributor plug. Any suggestions on where it may be leaking. I cleaned the area around the rear engine seal and it doesn't appear to be coming from there. It is a rather rapid drip coming from there and I want to fix it before the car gets road use.
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