Posted by huntingreen2day on December 29, 2010 at 21:17:44 from (75.131.112.26):
In Reply to: Need Help w/ oil pan posted by Poor farmer 830 on December 29, 2010 at 08:17:54:
I had a 79 Ford van one time that leaked oil bad. I had a shop look at it they said it was the intake gaskets. They replaced them and the darn thing was still leaking oil. Took 5 quarts to go 200 miles once. I was sitting reading a Chiltons manual one night and it said the major cause of oil leaks was loose bolts. I went out crawled under the van and tightened the oil pan bolts. Never leaked again. toughest motor I ever saw. I drove it from Mid TN to Disney World and back with a bad motor knock and it never quit. I had another truck (Ford) that developed a knock and did not make it 10 miles.
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