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Anyone run without your metal skidplate temporarily?
Hi All,
I am trying to troubleshoot an oli leak. About 1 quart per week. A couple years ago, I replaced the oil filter housing gasket. It never really fixed the issue, but has been getting worse. I had bought an oil pan gasket but never installed it. I removed the fan, fan housing and the the whole air intake assembly. I just thoroughly cleaned the upper and lower part of the engine with some degreaser and my power washer. Use my air compressor to remove any water left over. I am now waiting for the ground to dry up and was thinking of removing the metal skidplate to further clean and get a better feeling of where the leak source is. Should I pass and see if I can find the leak without removing it? Or should I remove it and leave it off for a few days? Really want to sort this out as my driveway and my wifes work parking place is hideous black due to this oil leak. It's a 2004 3.0
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