If your engine is leaking oil from under the pulley in the front of the engine, you probably need to replace the oil pump seal. In this video Emmy Award-winning mechanic Scotty Kilmer will teach you how to do just that at home.
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1 Comment
I have a 1996 dodge caravan that has an oil leak coming from behind my crankshaft pulley an I've been on this Internet an reading what could be the possible culprit that's causing this major headache......and am asking could it be thpe crankshaft oil seal or my oil seal an ive not seen a video specifically of how i may R/R either seals and where exactly they're located at could you please send me this vital info or video on my vehicle
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