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Join Date: Feb 2016
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While you're in there.... (ver. 69 911E)
Im finally tearing into my 1969 911E which has been steadily dripping oil for the entirety of my 10 year ownership.
I tackled what I could with the engine in the car a few years ago, two clearly leaky oil drainback tubes on the pass side which helped a lot but not as much as I was hoping. Anxious to make use of my new lift I put it to work and dropped the engine and trans out of my car this morning. I have parts on order from our host to address the triangle of death, front and rear mains, and oil cooler seals Attached are photos as is. I have refrained from cleaning and major disassembly so we can investigate further. Please have a look and request further photos as needed. Major drips were off the back of the engine case/trans case and the front below the crank pulley. Any preventative maintenance for the MFI? Oil on the bumper side of the oil tank. This seems strange. ![]() Top of the block looks wet, bell housing has been wet. Ill pull the flywheel this evening and take a look at the rear main. ![]() Cross over oil hose appears to be weaping at elbow/transition to rubber? ![]() Brazing crack? ![]() Leak from this dust boot? ![]() I cleaned this area before I decided to pull the powertrain. I put maybe 20 miles on it since cleaning ![]() Wet in the front pan
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Is that a "diaper" for lack of a better term stuck to the tank?
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Location: NY
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Its a stone guard.
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