This is a very common problem on these engines after they get some miles on them. If you look below the throttle body you'll see the oil pump drive housing in the block. It is bolted in with one bolt and a bracket. There is a rubber o-ring that seals it and this gets dried out and worn and needs to be replaced. On the plus side, the seal only costs $1. You'll need to remove the throttle body and remove/loosen the fuel lines. This is to gain access to pull the shaft out. Remove the single bolt and bracket holding the housing in. Using some pliers pull straight up on the housing. You may have to "wiggle" it a little. Remove the seal, install the new one and reverse the removal procedure. That should solve your oil leak.
Where is the blower motor for a 1997 lumina located?
Where is the blower motor for a 1997 lumina?
you would have to change the heads and timing cover no you dont have to swap heads or timing cover! it is a direct swap! motor has been in the lumina for about a month now its running great!
How do you replace the blower motor on a 1994 chevy lumina euro?
the beretta and lumina motors are about the same i have a lumina motor in my 95 beretta
remove motor mount "dog bones" and also label/remove spark plug wires from spark plugs, remove valve cover, clean cover from debris, use light coat of oil to stick gasket, replace round rubber gaskets, replace cover, wires and "dog bones"
No, as long as you keep the level full. Check your valve cover gaskets for the leak.
the blower motor for a 92 lumina is under the dash on the passenger side...my husband had to change the motor in out car a few months back.... right under the glove box
if the miles on the engine aren't too high, then just replace the head gaskets. if the whole engine is tired go ahead and swap out the motor. its a lot cheaper to do the gaskets then to buy a new motor.
No
Right next to the blower motor
Behind the dang motor