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05-12-2019, 07:55 AM
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Location: Mill Valley,CA
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Re: 21 stud motor oil leak rear of pan area
I had the same issue with my '36, which has a poured-bearing 21 stud motor. There is a cork gasket strip separating the main oil pan from that rear clutch/flywheel chamber, it had basically corroded to the point where it was no longer keeping oil in the pan. Pulled the oil pan, replaced the seal and all was well.
Adam
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