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I have a 98 GMC Jimmy that has 110,000 miles on it. I have noticed that after every couple days there is a silver-dollar sized pool of engine oil in the garage. Is this normal for a car this old? or should I investigate it further? What are some of the likely places the oil might come from...is it likely a seal or gasket somewhere, or could it be more serious?
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Daewoo Cielo overheating, but cooling fan is working. Is it thermostat or something else?
Probably the oil cooler lines. As mentioned these GM vehicles are notorious for this.Also the oil filter adapter is very pron to leaking.
The oil pressure sending unit sometimes also leaks.
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Could be from the drain plug. Could be from the pan gasket. Could be from the rear main seal. Look at the underside of your engine to pinpoint it.eobd trouble codes p0,p2,u2 references.What are they?
valve cover gasket, oil pan gasket, a big one it crank and cam sealsOil Cooler Lines are notorious leakers on the Jimmy with the 4.3 V6. These run from the engine to the oil cooler up by the radiator. If one blows out completely you can lose all the oil in the engine within seconds. Have them checked before that happens.
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it could be dripping from any number of places. with that many miles, I'd suspect a seal is leaking. can be expensive to repair.RPM drops and kills engine when brake. HELP!?
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