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Old 01-13-2023, 04:13 AM   #84 (permalink)
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This is after I sprayed with degreaser and hosed it off:

Hey! You can see some metal!

I scrubbed the bottom back of the block the best I could with toothbrushes and dishwasher detergent.

I need to:
  1. Remove my battery charger in the morning,
  2. Take a picture of the block,
  3. Treat it for athlete's foot,
  4. Replace the oil dye,
  5. Reconnect the battery, and
  6. Remove the jackstands and lower the car.
I keep hoping that driving to see one of my clients will be enough to identify the ATF leak. I have more distant clients, but this seepage was from sitting a brief period. I hadn't run the engine!


It had a bad oil leak, but I don't have any reason to believe that whatever is still leaking is as bad as the oil pan leak was, but why did it quickly leak out of a cold engine?

I need to bring a jug of oil and check when I arrive at my client's house?

How professional!

[I will check before I turn the corner!]
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