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06-19-2023, 12:10 PM
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Good way to know if it's coming from the filter or filter housing is it puddles up on top of the filter. Yes, a valve cover can do that too, but to me a valve cover leak is obvious. Just run your finger around the lip of the cover and if it's wet, you know.
Does not look like a rear main leak to me. Doesn't appear to be a timing cover leak either, sometimes it blows/rolls along the pan rail to the rear corner of the pan. .
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