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Where is the most likely place for engine oil to be leaking under filter on TL140?

69zfarmer

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I just developed a oil leak coming from my Isuzu engine. I lifted cab up and got a mirror and tried to look and it is coming from under oil filter. I gotta get under it and see if I can locate it. Anybody got a guess where it may be coming from? lol!
 

Vetech63

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If we are going to guess, I say its an oil pan gasket. Could be the filter seal itself. What is the prize for the winner?
 

tractormech

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Are you sure it's not running down the back side of the filter? Put a new filter on it first and try it-sometimes they just start leaking around the seal on the filter. I just had to do this on a New Holland 185B a little while back. It wasn't a bit loose,it just started leaking.
 

tractormech

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Also-if you have a drain hose for the oil pan check and be sure it's not leaking at the fitting going in the pan. It may be a boss O ring style and it's leaking.
 

69zfarmer

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Thanks i know this was a stupid question. I just thought someone here may have had the same leak on the same SS. The leak is coming somewhere right under the oil filter/oil cooler housing. It may be the oil pressure switch. I will pull the skid pan under the machine and maybe i can see it then.
 

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I’d check around the filter mount it looks like some one was messing with the bolts .looks like it may be broken by bottom bolt?
 

tractormech

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It doesn't really look that bad to access to me. Get some degreaser and a pressure washer if you have it and clean it up and take the filter housing off and replace the o rings and put it back on-it might be a quick fix.
 

69zfarmer

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heymccall may be the winner. I pulled the oil filter body and the oring was still all there but it is flat and brittle. I am gonna order the 2 oil rings tommorow and hope and pray it fixes it.
 
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