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ohhh no.....Passenger side head destroyed...Chunk of head, roller and oil on ground ohhh no.....Passenger side head destroyed...Chunk of head, roller and oil on ground
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Old 08-02-2013, 01:33 PM
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do not drive the car. you do not know if the hole is tiny or huge... find the source of the leak...
do you get more oil on the ground as the car is parked?
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Old 08-02-2013, 01:45 PM
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do not drive the car. you do not know if the hole is tiny or huge... find the source of the leak...
do you get more oil on the ground as the car is parked?
Most. Def. I will not be starting it. I will have it towed to my friends shop today. Yes it does look like the puddle got bigger Term.
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