Oil leak probs please help

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Oct 19, 2009 | 06:29 PM
  #16  
Quote: Yes..Sorry should ahve been more clear. Most of that was just copied from the post I made BEFORE trying it..A few notes in () I added after. It worked out fine.
cool thanks, I didn't want to start and find out it was theory. Maybe there is a way of sealing the adapter without removing it. Like a coating so that it wont leak. I need a quick fix to hold the oil in until I decide whether I want to buy a new engine or a new jeep.
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Oct 19, 2009 | 10:44 PM
  #17  
Quote: cool thanks, I didn't want to start and find out it was theory. Maybe there is a way of sealing the adapter without removing it. Like a coating so that it wont leak. I need a quick fix to hold the oil in until I decide whether I want to buy a new engine or a new jeep.
I tried a couple of gasket makers and they all failed to hold the oil even after drying overnight..Someone suggested "The Right Stuff" which sounds pretty good from the label but I never tried that
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Jan 24, 2011 | 05:54 PM
  #18  
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would it help if u sprayed WD-40 around the bolt n let it seep in before removing it ??
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Jan 24, 2011 | 08:09 PM
  #19  
Does this year take an allen or a torx? Everyone said to use a 60 torx and I found that a 55 worked better. May not be the case for you and if it is an allen then you need to get as snug a fit as possible. I went at it from the bottom. I set the bolt in and set the wrench in a way that allowed me to push up on the wrench so I could lay on the ground under the jeep. I also used a 12 inch piece of pipe. After a lot of pushing I broke that thing loose. You can get it but this thing will require some creativity and some muscle. Just get motivated and pouned a monster drink.
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