TSB for oil leaks ???

TheMoparConnection said:
there are no tsb's out for oil leaks on our trucks

Hey, this truck doesn't need a TSB for oil leaks. They leak just fine without one.:D (See oil cooler lines, steering rack, etc.)
 
Ram From Hell said:
Hey, this truck doesn't need a TSB for oil leaks. They leak just fine without one.:D (See oil cooler lines, steering rack, etc.)
I have had the oil cooler lines, The steering rack, oil filler cap, rear main seal, and, The oil drain plug ( cracked ) Replaced.:( Other than that it's all good.:rock:

J.R.
 
moparracing said:
cool, thanks robert........:D
I incorrectly listed the leaking oil lines as a TSB. Sorry. There was a thread mentioning this problem on a regular basis. When I mentioned it to the service writer at my dealer, they exchanged my lines, no questions asked, and, no cost to me. I thought a TSB existed. It's still worth a look, that's how I found mine leaking, through the info available here.:)
 
Every Mopar I ever owned (which is many) leaked oil. They engineer them to do that so you can't accidentally over fill the engine with oil :D It's when it stops leaking that you have to worry (you are probably out of oil). The SRT-4 leaks from the pressure pipe to intercooler. That is due to a horrible PCV/crankcase evac system. Plymouth Sundance leaks from valve cover (factory Permatex must be blowing out) and oil pan. The Caliber hasn't leaked yet so I am starting to worry :laugh:

-Muzzy
 
There is a TSB out on the SRT8s (and all LX vehicles for that matter) for a trans fluid leak. That was the only time my SRT8 leaked any fluids since I have owned it (19 months)..
 
joemags54 said:
I incorrectly listed the leaking oil lines as a TSB. Sorry. There was a thread mentioning this problem on a regular basis. When I mentioned it to the service writer at my dealer, they exchanged my lines, no questions asked, and, no cost to me. I thought a TSB existed. It's still worth a look, that's how I found mine leaking, through the info available here.:)
which lines were you refering to ?? the power steering lines ? so far, so good for me........
 
moparracing said:
which lines were you refering to ?? the power steering lines ? so far, so good for me........
Oil lines just above the filter, connected to the block. There's a good pic in one of the threads.
 

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