Vw Polo 1.2 Oil Filter Housing Leak at Fred Joe blog

Vw Polo 1.2 Oil Filter Housing Leak. The leaks can be caused by back pressure in the engine due to the dome shaped oil separator on the back of the engine getting. There also seems to be oil nearby but not sure how it would have got there. I used a siphon to remove about 1 litre of oil (i found that i got very little leaking when i removed the housing) via the dipstick,. Has anyone heard anything about the possibility of the flywheel securing bolts slackening off leading to a slight engine oil leak. Generally, if the oil which is leaking looks black(ish), then it is from the engine, if it is clean looking, it is gearoil. 3) drain coolant and oil. You have to take off your oil filter, get a 1 1/16 (inch and a sixteenth) deep socket, and a 4 ratchet extension, loosen the nut that's threaded on the same 'bolt' the oil filter is threaded. 5) remove oil filter housing. I looked under the car and there clearly seems to be oil leaking from the sump.

3) drain coolant and oil. The leaks can be caused by back pressure in the engine due to the dome shaped oil separator on the back of the engine getting. I used a siphon to remove about 1 litre of oil (i found that i got very little leaking when i removed the housing) via the dipstick,. I looked under the car and there clearly seems to be oil leaking from the sump. Has anyone heard anything about the possibility of the flywheel securing bolts slackening off leading to a slight engine oil leak. You have to take off your oil filter, get a 1 1/16 (inch and a sixteenth) deep socket, and a 4 ratchet extension, loosen the nut that's threaded on the same 'bolt' the oil filter is threaded. Generally, if the oil which is leaking looks black(ish), then it is from the engine, if it is clean looking, it is gearoil. There also seems to be oil nearby but not sure how it would have got there. 5) remove oil filter housing.

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Vw Polo 1.2 Oil Filter Housing Leak 3) drain coolant and oil. 5) remove oil filter housing. Generally, if the oil which is leaking looks black(ish), then it is from the engine, if it is clean looking, it is gearoil. I used a siphon to remove about 1 litre of oil (i found that i got very little leaking when i removed the housing) via the dipstick,. I looked under the car and there clearly seems to be oil leaking from the sump. 3) drain coolant and oil. The leaks can be caused by back pressure in the engine due to the dome shaped oil separator on the back of the engine getting. You have to take off your oil filter, get a 1 1/16 (inch and a sixteenth) deep socket, and a 4 ratchet extension, loosen the nut that's threaded on the same 'bolt' the oil filter is threaded. Has anyone heard anything about the possibility of the flywheel securing bolts slackening off leading to a slight engine oil leak. There also seems to be oil nearby but not sure how it would have got there.