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SignUp Now!Looks pretty dry for a turbo Buick lol
Thank you guys. I don't have any oil leaks and it took me years to get there. Tranny, ah, that's another story. But working on that too.That's one of the driest TB undercarriage I've seen lately. Just curious what caught your attention to look under car since you mentioned it's barely visible looking from the top. If your garage floor is fluid free from where your car sits, it's not broken.
That's one of the driest TB undercarriage I've seen lately. Just curious what caught your attention to look under car since you mentioned it's barely visible looking from the top. If your garage floor is fluid free from where your car sits, it's not broken.
Where it's leaking from is part of the hose, nothing you can really do except buy a new one. The nut at the very bottom on the hard line is where it connects. I JUST changed this hose this week. Luckily it's pretty cheap and easy to do.Thank you guys. I don't have any oil leaks and it took me years to get there. Tranny, ah, that's another story. But working on that too.
Buckshot-I am having an issue with my tire rubbing and posted the info and videos in the suspension forum. So when I was under there I saw that.
Adam28-thanks, my ps fluid is low.
Would I be able to tighten up the connection? Add teflon tape? Connection bad/old? What could cause that?
That is good to know!Get everything dry dry dry... Then start it, let it run for a second and throw baby powder when you suspect the leak is.
The wet spot will light up like the 4th of July.