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See if you lose anything on the dipstick before pulling anything.
He hates leaks, don't think he cares much about how much is actually leaking
It could be left over oil from the half moon plug that made it into the bellhousing.
Did you use anything on the bolts that hold the flywheel on?
I don't think I used any thing on the bolts.Gnarls.
Did you purchase new bolts, the ones from toyota have a loctite already on them
If you find that the oil leak continues one possible cause could be the flywheel bolts. I believe they are open to the crank case on the inside. Been a while since I have looked at one on a 22re. I have seen more than once on a Toyota where no locktight was used and oil leaks out past the threads.Hope I’m wrong.
Not necessarily. As it slings all in the bellhousing it can run down and drip on the pressure plate. I hate it for you gnarls but it looks like if you don't find a leak on the head your dropping that transmission your so fond of messing with.
... gnarls should invite me over. I'll pull that motor out in 30 minutes instead of dropping the trans
LOL.... so... I might let you come over and watch, so you can take notes. When you are about 30 years of age and still working on your Toyota truck, I MIGHT consider actually letting you touch my engine with just one finger. Unfortunately, you will NEVER get a chance to pull my engine without dropping the tranny first!....unless I'm deceased and my truck went up on the auction block at my estate sale, and you were the highest bidder! LOL.
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Gnarls lifts the hood and he's in the shoutbox for three days about how sore he is
Easy to do stuff right the first time when the only thing you've done on your truck is change the shocks, I guess.
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