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I ran my hand down along the oil cooler lines and indeed I got fresh oil on my hand from around the thermostat. it would be a huge mistake to not replace the o-rings when they did the gasket!! is it the same amount of work to replace the two o-rings? thank you.
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I was just thinking, could the upper oil pan be leaking? would the oil end up at the bottom of the front diff cover?
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is it the same amount of work to replace the two o-rings?
thank you.[/QUOTE] It is only one bolt that holds the oil lines into the thermostat housing. It is the easiest one to get to. Once the bolt is out the lines are easily disconnected. A mirror could let you see it. It would take removing the fan, belt, and alternator to get to it I believe. The o-rings should be replaced at the same time as that gasket. It is still mostly a blind job. If you could confirm the o-rings were the source of the leak I think you would have an argument for them to replace them. |
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