5.4 Oil Filter Non Remote Diagram
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5.4 Oil Filter Non Remote Diagram
My 99 Exp 5.4L continues to leak like a sieve. I can actually see the oil streaming down from around the filter somewhere(non remote - its mounted to engine). It's not the filter because this has been going on for some time (have change filter 10x's already) and now just got worse.
How can it be leaking from around the filter? It appears that the filter is actually mounted to some pad and not the block directly. Is this so?
Are there gaskets around there that need to be replaced or something?
Does anyone have an exploded diagram of the engine block and its components?
In addition, how is there engine oil coming from under my radiator???
I sure would appreciate any advice.
How can it be leaking from around the filter? It appears that the filter is actually mounted to some pad and not the block directly. Is this so?
Are there gaskets around there that need to be replaced or something?
Does anyone have an exploded diagram of the engine block and its components?
In addition, how is there engine oil coming from under my radiator???
I sure would appreciate any advice.
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#3
I agree, that's what I'd look at first, there's been a number of people here that have had the same issue, and that's what ended up being the problem. The oil from under your radiator could be a tranny fluid leak from the tranny fluid cooler part of the radiator. There's a couple of lines from your tranny to your radiator, check these connections at the radiator, they could be loose.
#5
There is an oil filter adapter that bolts to the block. There is a gasket between this adapter and the block. I would check and see if the oil is coming from there. The oil pressure switch screws into it and I believe there are 4 bolts holding it on. It will probably be a bugger to get to due to the location.
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To find the DEFINITE location of said leak, go to your favorite auto parts store and get some dye that you add to your oil, and get the UV light to go with it. Drive around for an hour or so, then climb under your truck with the UV light and have a look. That will tell you EXACTLY where the leak is. For future reference they sell dyes to go in oil, anti-freeze, A/C, P/S, and tranny.
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you mean you got the plastic gasket with rubber inserts and it's in the shape of a "L" that goes behind the pad that holds the oil filter, then no do not put silicone on it
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