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Oil Pump Pipe Leak

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The oil pipe from the pan to the pump is leaking at the  pipe junction to the pump.  I want to replace that large o ring.  Can the pump stay in place if I loosen up the pipe at the pan or is best to remove the pump.  Doing an oil change so no oil in the pan at this time.  
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You will have to remove either the pump or the oil pan if I remember correctly.

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Thats what I thought
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Take care when installing the new seal, that it goes in straight & seats properly or it will leak again.


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First see if the nut simply needs to be tightened.



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X2 what Charlie said!

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Don't over tighten that jamb nut it will make it worse.. Just check and see if its loose as suggested and do it a little bit at a time . The Felpro bottom end kit is cheap from Macs and its about $1. more than buying the small seal kit on its own..

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