That would depend on where it is leaking oil. Leaking valve covers would require the replacement of the valve cover gaskets. Most oil leaks are easily fixed, but some are not so easy and are really not cost effective to repair. A leaking crankshaft seal is very expensive to repair and unless it is leaking excessively, I would just deal with the leak. Of course that also depends on how old the car is and how long you plan on driving it. If you do not repair the leak, just remember to check your oil level regularly.
No just find out where the leak is and repair it.
The oil rings in the piston are leaking oil so u need to replace them
your car is leaking oil!
Well, oil leaking onto the starter is a common cause of it going bad. Have the starter tested, if possible, then replace if bad. You'll also want to correct the oil leak, usually valve covers leaking.
You should never replace a pan if there is no defect such as,leak,crack,major dents ect. If its not leaking you should leave it alone!
yes if its leaking or if u replace the oil pan
The 2002 maxima has a problem with the oil pan rusting out. Replace the oil pan and gasket and it should be good to go
You never need to replace an oil pan unless it has been damaged and is leaking.
make sure its the head gasket leaking and not the oil cooler. Are you getting oil in your coolaint? Oil coolers are a big problem in this car
how do you replace a fitting from a high pressure oil pump that is leaking oil in a 2001 ford F350 diesel truck?
It depends on how many miles you drive, and how long you want your car to last.In General you should replace the engine oil and filter, the transmission oil and transmission filter and drain and replace the radiator coolant.You should also replace your air filter,and if your car has an external fuel filter, replace it.If you drive a lot of miles, your engine oil may need to be change sooner.
You need to replace an oil seal on the gearbox.