

| Subject: | Re: Thrown H2O Pump Belt: Now Oil Leak |
| From: | John Y. Hung |
| Date: | Thu, 16 Aug 2001 08:52:06 -0500 |
Dear Mark, The oil filler tube may be cracked. Have you checked the dipstick tube entry into the engine case? John Hung '84 GL Auburn, AL >Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 06:55:34 -0500 >From: Mark & Laura Magee <marklaura@HOUSTON.RR.COM> >Subject: Thrown H20 Pump Belt: Now Oil Leak > >Volks, >I threw my waterpump/alternator belt a couple of weeks ago and have >developed an oil ever since. I have eliminated the oil pressure 9bar >switch as the source of the leak. This is a small leak, started at about >2-3 teaspoons per week, yet seems to be getting worse. I degreased the >engine for diagnosis 2 weeks ago & when I replaced the oil pressure 9 >bar switcch, since then of course it's all oiled up again. >I suspect the oil filler tube was nicked/cut when that belt threw, I >can't imagine any other component down there carrying oil that could be >damaged by a thrown belt. >Anyone have any ideas?? >All feedback appreciated. >Regards >Mark Magee >90 Carat 73K mi >Kemah TX USA >JOH 14:6
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