> I have a 2.4 in a 1998 Stratus with an oil leak. It looks like oil is
> leaking from the rear main seal.
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> -Kirk Matheson
> > I have a 2.4 in a 1998 Stratus with an oil leak. It looks like oil is
> > leaking from the rear main seal.
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> Glenn Beasley
> Chrysler Tech
I checked the cam sensor. Looks like there is only one for the *front*
cam, and not the rear. Anyway, there does not appear to be any leaks,
so I am guessing it must be the rear oil seal.
So it looks like the transmission must come out, along with the flex
plate. In addition, a special tool is needed to remove and re-install
the one-piece seal. Anything else I should know before finding a place
that can do this for me? I will have them put dye in the oil just to
make sure, before proceeding.
Thanks,
KM
maxpower - 26 Jul 2006 00:00 GMT
> > > I have a 2.4 in a 1998 Stratus with an oil leak. It looks like oil is
> > > leaking from the rear main seal.
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> KM
Nope that's about it. But a dye test will prevent a shop from guessing at
the leak
philthy - 30 Jul 2006 14:50 GMT
make sure the head gasketvisn't leaking at the bac of the head in the corner
closest to the master cylinder
it can look like a main rear seal leak oil dye and a blackj lite will help it
tracing itafter a good bath
> > > I have a 2.4 in a 1998 Stratus with an oil leak. It looks like oil is
> > > leaking from the rear main seal.
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> KM