A Small Oil Leak

[@semperparatus3188]

Oil leaks are pretty great sometimes. Keeps the underbody from rusting out. And you never have to pay a shop to change your oil, the car does it for you.

[@lionbolt2136]

Wait until the oil starts gushing out then it won't be pretty great.

[@herickcastro163]

😂😂

[@McSwizzlw]

Mines leaking from the crankshaft front timing cover. (It’s flinging oil out of the front main seal)

[@daniellozan350]

Well i know the last part is irony, but is good ? No ... dont think so

[@MMGFit]

😂😂😂😂😂😂🥸🤝🥸

[@svetoslavganchev7633]

In your case the camshaft cover has a gasket problems...just for the security you may change the oil cooler gaskets together with the "o" rings for the cooling pipes around there...

[@drewmartinez424]

oh boy im glad u told us where it was

[@tjcorey5089]

In the front of the car I'm 95% sure that it's coming from the oil filter housing. After a long amount of engine cycles the gasket just becomes harder than a stiff cock and just seeps oil. Either that or the last person who changed your oil owes you an apology. I the back it's most likely not the valve cover gasket, but actually the oil feed and return lines and their gaskets that also seize.

[@javierprado6545]

Well that was helpful

[@iyaadrizvi3007]

"A small oil leak." American mfs: "Oil you say?"

[@zzxnnyvr]

Ha, mines only coming from the front cam, crank, and oil pump seals

[@bgoutdoors802]

It’s the self lubricating chassis mod😂

[@dnbstreamer]

This looks like every car that comes into my Jiffy Lube

[@franciscosanchez7798]

Do you ever find out where it's coming from? I have same problem

[@prince_raj3965]

Same here. Did anyone found where it coming from please help

[@claytonhurst1329]

@@prince_raj3965 nah man still trying to figure it out my self about to just rip the dam motor out this thing

[@greggaaroncadao2670]

Same i seen this when i was doing my oil change smh

[@armandorodriguez3510]

I heard Dodge is very well known for their oil filter housing going bad and it runs massively under makes its way to the flywheel and after that is all over under the vehicle

[@daniellozan350]

Oil pan and headgasket is the most common if is a non turbo car, can be oil cooler on diesel, turbo leaking.

[@samuelstukert2818]

How did u fix it ?

[@jwsX71]

I don’t change oil in my car. I just add.

[@tonywalker5538]

Love it

[@smisoian2255]

Have the same small oil leak too😢

[@deamonmachine]

Good news, you can fix it!

[@juquan5819]

got a 07 honda accord it leaking water a lil bit. wht is that?

[@alexanderpacheco4941]

Well my dad told me that is does it normally but it’s due to using our air conditioning on our car , I could be wrong

[@juquan5819]

@@alexanderpacheco4941 you right preciate it

[@eikon7073]

​@@juquan5819 no actually it could be coolant make sure u add it to the genie lamp on the top of the engine valve cover to top up your coolant level so your car doesn't overheat.

[@juquan5819]

@@eikon7073 add some antifreeze into the coolant level?

[@leekennedy3354]

Do you ever figure it out?

[@abdulbasirahmadi987]

😂

[@SILVERMAKOVETTE]

Not sure if that a jeep wrangler but if it is it your oil filter housing, the plastic ones are junk, upgrade to the aluminum housing

[@WilliamAlvarez-y9x]

Hi I have the same problem

[@revit4909]

Had a gasket leak, took me a while to notice. Now I gotta clean the whole bottom 🥴

[@Juppie902]

head gasket ? saying gasket is like saying I replaced a bolt in my car now it runs better

[@lionbolt2136]

​@@Juppie902 probably a valve cover gasket. He said he has to clean the bottom of the engine. It's how gravity works

[@Juppie902]

@@lionbolt2136 from what I learned head gasket can theoretically leak oil externally, too, if its damaged/destroyed at that part from the oil galley to the outside. Asked because my 06 golf had an oil leak from previous owner, he said its valve cover, i did that gasket but no avail. It was 2 years ago and its still leaking oil from somewhere especially after high rpm drives (its a SDI) when i did that cover gasket though i didnt add rtv to the bends. the oil pools at the back of the engine where the intake and exhaust manifolds bolt on, and goes on downwards.

[@lionbolt2136]

@@Juppie902 well when you really think about it at higher Rpm the oil is moving ALOT more quickly and like you said it could have been a head gasket but generally when that's the case the oil mixes in with the coolant and makes that milky substance and when that gets into the combustion chamber it would burn it and you would see white smoke coming out the back but that is what I've commonly heard.

[@ItzGav1n]

Same

[@razorback_king]

I think this is the issue: Volkswagen Mk5 GTI Oil Filter Housing Replacement DIY: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYW0qYiFgNWhoKc

[@rickl7024]

Ummm everywhere!

[@jgrm4443]

A little bit of an oil leak? No Sir! You have a sea of an oil leak.

[@WalidAlkhaldi403]

Those turbos 🤣

[@rizdzbxb]

where

[@Mushroom.Madness.]

same bro

[@MagnetbergOfficial]

Is this a BWA ?

[@whatsupshittafabraans1926]

Great logic, but why bother telling us what’s going on in your head? Or how about, I got an itch down there, should I go fishing later?

[@navazyy4507]

Mine was from gearbox seal cost me £300 to fix it

[@malefik12]

what motorcycle do you have?

[@benjaminnarbut8994]

Volkswagen das auto

[@XplorinWithPaul]

Useless video in man kind lol