So This Happened Yesterday.

Murdoch

Bought an X
Location
Toronto
I had gotten home, hadn't noticed this, until i had to go back out.
It's oily, i believe that its oil but it seems clean. I had added 2 liters of oil as i was low.
I need to get it to the shop, but afraid to move it.
After adding the oil, i started it. Looking underneath, i really don't see anything leaking.
I had place a cardboard underneath over night, maybe a two inch puddle, but that could've been caused by the prior incident.
Could my going in reverse done this? I know sounds crazy to ask.
I am not a mechanic, as you can tell by now.
Any thoughts on this?20201120_061327.jpg
 

Murdoch

Bought an X
Location
Toronto
It was suggested by a coworker that it could be a coolant leak.
Now when i bought this truck two years ago i bought an external cooler rad to avoid SMOD.
I had it installed, the last few months I've noticed a leak but never addressed it.
Does a broken hose or something sound like a viable explanation?
 

TerryD

Total Tease
Supporting Member
Location
Covington, Va
Check around your oil filter. If the filter adapter/ cooler gasket finally blew out it would cause something like this and it would be low.

It could be the transmission cooler but are you low on ATF?
 

Murdoch

Bought an X
Location
Toronto
Check around your oil filter. If the filter adapter/ cooler gasket finally blew out it would cause something like this and it would be low.

It could be the transmission cooler but are you low on ATF?
I haven't checked the anti freeze, but i will after work. Thanks
 
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