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Oil pans rarely leak! If'n it aint broke, don't fix it! lol
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I had my first aspire engine oil pan spring a leak through the metal. It rusted and had a pin sized hole in itComment
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I hear ya. I never had luck sealing oil pans until I did them withoutOriginally posted by drddan View Post
a gasket. I just used RTV (Mitsubish tri-bond I think it was called)
on my wifes Subaru and it hasn't leaked a bit
Either way, I dont
plan to do this unless it needs it.
bhearts: Dude...thats nuts. Never heard of that before.Last edited by SWRT; 02-12-2015, 05:27 AM.1993 Festiva - White/Black - 5 speedComment
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A dry Subaru engine for the duration of an oil change is an accomplishment !Reflex paint by Langeman...Lifted...Tow Rig
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No kidding. Her freakin oil cooler is leaking though
The valve cover gaskets leak the most
though. I went through and did all of the seals on my old Legacy and it went years without
an oil leak though. I was pretty proud haha1993 Festiva - White/Black - 5 speedComment
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Subarus don't leak, they mark their territory.Originally posted by Movin View Post90 Festy (Larry)--B6M (Matt D. modified B6 head), header, 5-speed, Capri XR2 front brakes, many other little mods
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The engine in my car now came from a craigslist ad, the guy was dragging it around his storage shed on the oil pan. It was rusted and thin in one spot so of course it sprung a leak.
I drained the oil, sprayed some brake cleaner on it and cleaned off all the oil and rust. Then I mixed some quick steel epoxy putty to seal it up. Haven't thought of it again until today so it must be fine under there!-Zack
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