Clutch and Motor oil!!!!!HELP!!!!!
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Clutch and Motor oil!!!!!HELP!!!!!
Ok I just had a mechanic put a stage three clutch in my 06 ss/sc come to fine my car with no oil i look underneath to find my whole engine and tranny covered in oil anyone ever hear about a problem like this. and how can i fix it if possiable.
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with the job you dont take off anything that would make the oil drain from the motor. wait, is this tranny fluid or motor oil. maybe he didnt tighten the filler cap for the tranny tight enough or he didnt put the cvs shafts in good enough?
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nope it says clutch and motor oil it could be either one. and seeing as how he had his clutch done i am thinking its more likely the tranny fluid since you dont take off anything that would drain the motor oil (well i didnt anyways) or something could of cracked his oil pan while he was driving who knows.
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I don't think it's tranny fluid. That stuff is thinner than oil, and looks reddish. What about the brake fluid? It's used for the clutch too. Was the bleeder valve tightened? It's on top of the tranny. If the fluid wasn't coming from the top, could it be from the small opening in the bottom front area of the tranny where the flywheel connects to the starter? Possibly could be a blown slave cylinder. I just did that with the Spec stage 3+ clutch.
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Ok so its a crack in the oil pan. its from where the mechanic put the jack to hold the engine he denies it but it can be fixed with j b weld
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I was about to ask how the mechanic suspended the engine when he pulled the trans. These pans should not have anyting under them to support the engine. I went out an purchased an engine bridge to support the engine to pull the subframe and the trans. I wouldn't accept JB Weld......new pan IMO.
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Ummm, How about get a new one Champ..
Do you like your car?
Do you always want to worry that it's gonna Barf Oil all over then stop working?
Pony up and fix it proper..