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Old 04-09-2005, 07:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Gen1 oil leak driving me crazy please help

I have 86 mr2 non turbo, non supercharged. The car is streaming oil when running but no oil is leaking when the car is sitting. The oil leak is coming from a hose that one end is right below the distributor. So i thought it might be coming from the distributor O-ring. I then replaced it and nothing its still leaking. Could that hose be a oil cooler hose, I thought that the non turbo and non supercharged didnt have any oil cooler hose. ANY ADVICE OR HELP WOULD BE GREAT.

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Old 04-09-2005, 11:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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im not great with mr2s but you may have an oil cooler hose (although thats rare on N/A cars) but maybe you should try checking the wire attaching that could be loose, are you 100% sure that is the source of the leak? could there be a gasket somwhere thats leaking?
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yeah, sounds like the oil cooler hose, from the sandwich adapter(between oilfilter &block) to the cooler. could just get a cheap replacement from an auto parts store, make sure it is specifically oil cooler hose. i have an N/A 86 with an oil cooler and have seen a cooler in every mk1 mr2 i have seen. the site www.padandwheels.com has a DIY with good pics.
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mine leaked a bit the hose clamp was just loose when i bought the car tightened it and now works good
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Thanx a bunch guys. Ill be working on it as soon as this billizard lets up out here in colorado.
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