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Old 06-15-2016, 05:53 AM   #17
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Default Re: Leaking oil from bellhousing

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Originally Posted by old31 View Post
I am curious. What does a steep slope have to do with oil leaks? What would cause this?

I ask because I have a very steep driveway and leaks.
The oil will move to the rear of the pan while going up a steep ramp or hill. It can then reach a level high enough to leak past the rear bearing and through the drain tube, and since a slinger is used instead of a seal, the oil goes out the engine. This is why farm grain trucks have a ball check valve in the drain tube.
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