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06-20-2017, 10:06 PM
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Re: 1936 flathead v8 21 stud oil pan leak
Ok, if were referring to the bellhousing part of the oil pan that's a different issue. There is not a rear seal per say, it is an air gap/slinger type of seal. A number of things can lead to an oil leak in that area. Among them (the easy stuff) is over filling the engine with oil or something causing increased internal pressure within the engine.
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