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Home > Home & Garden > Cars & Trucks   »   Water in the oil!

 
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Old Jun 15, 2007, 06:52 PM
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Water in the oil!

I have a 1996 buick century....I REPLACED A leaking water pump....after I replaced it with a new one I started noticing water on the dip stick......It runs GREAT (LIKE NEW) no smoke or anything.....just water slowly seeps into the oil pan....INTAKE MANIFOLD RIGHT????

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Old Jun 16, 2007, 11:00 AM   #2  
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I have a 1996 buick century....I REPLACED A leaking water pump....after I replaced it with a new one I started noticing water on the dip stick......It runs GREAT (LIKE NEW) no smoke or anything.....just water slowly seeps into the oil pan....INTAKE MANIFOLD RIGHT????
Not necessarily. You could have put a longer bolt in where a shorter bolt was before you replaced the water pump, and cracked the timing case cover. Before going to a new problem make sure you did not create this one. We all make mistakes learn from it and you will be a better person, deny it and you may end up spending more money and regretting it later.
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