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If you found lots of oil in your car or truck's engine compartment, or a large oil leak underneath, you might expect it to be a result of a rear main seal, or valve covers! In this video, Sue shows you one other likely source of oil leaks for many vehicles. For many cars and trucks, like the Jeep in this video, the oil filter housing is the culprit! For any vehicles that use a cartridge style oil filter, gaskets and seals between the oil filter housing and engine block can flatten out and leak as the vehicle ages; especially 3.6L Chrysler engines!
0:00 Oil Leak Under Car or Truck? Lots of Oil in Engine Compartment? Easily Fix Your Oil Filter Housing
0:57 Check the Existing Oil Level, and Add More if Necessary
2:17 Visually Inspect for Signs of Oil Leaks From Above and Below
5:56 Uncovering and Removing an Oil Filter Housing
7:02 Showing Flattened O-Rings that Caused the Leak
7:58 Tips for Installing a New Oil Filter Housing
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• Flat Blade Screwdriver [ Ссылка ]
• Phillips Head Screwdriver [ Ссылка ]
• Complete Metric Socket Set [ Ссылка ]
• Ratchet [ Ссылка ]
• Socket Extensions [ Ссылка ]
• Floor Jack [ Ссылка ]
• Jack Stands [ Ссылка ]
• Wheel Chocks
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