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Old 05-05-2015, 03:40 PM
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My 02 4.4 developed a half dollar sized leak in the same place. It started after the 5 degree weather over the winter and a frozen CCV hose.

The crank case pressure must have blown the rear main seal. I'm so exhausted of throwing money in this car I bought a black rubber door mat. I put it in the driveway and park in the same spot...problem solved $9.99.
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