

| Subject: | Re: oil leak |
| From: | Ken Lewis |
| Date: | Thu, 4 Sep 1997 14:35:38 EDT |
Tonya: The cheapest possible cause would be the valve cover gasket(13%pobability). Next would be the oil pressure sending unit.(27.2%) Next is a pushrod tube cover.(22.3%) Next is front oil seal .(12%) The most expensive would be rear oil seal or oil pump cover seal since this reqiures the removal of a major item i.e transmision,crossbrace etc.. Good Luck & Drive Safely Ken Lewis , Kernersville NC <Heart of the Triad> 86 VW Transporter Three Door Pickup (168K) 60 Porsche T5 Coupe 85 VW Vanagon (Elvis) presently awaiting engine On Thu, 4 Sep 1997 10:29:50 -0500 Tonya Pope <tonya@MSMM.COM> writes: >Hi all, > >Now that the 1st has past and I've spent my paycheck on all the bills >already, I notice that my beloved vanagon has sprung an oil leak. <SNIP> >So, with this flimsy amount of information, before I bring it to the >dealer to be fixed (mine is reasonable most of the time), am I looking >at a major expense or minor? It's time for the oil to be changed, but >doubt seriously that that is causing the leak :) > >Thanks all! >Tonya >87 Vanagon GL Wolfs >74 S. Beetle >
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