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oil leak
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MGB Sprung an (oil) Leak!
Things were going well, and then I noticed a huge oil leak on the floor...bigger than usual on my 1977 MGB. I've attached photos of the general region that is "leaky" - these are all on the driver's side)Any ideas of where to start to try and plug this?- IDunnoWhatImDoin
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MGB Found the leak, now what?
Hello everyone, I have 1972 MGB that runs great but leaks oil like a waterfall when I turn off the engine. The oil is leaking from the hole directly above the oil pan (see picture). Anybody know what that is? An overflow perhaps, I don’t know. I noticed when adding oil to the car that if I...- 1972TealMGB
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TR6 Bad Oil Leak
My 73 TR6 has developed a bad leak. Starts to leak after engine is running maybe 5 minutes. I have tried to locate the leak and it appears to come from the oil pan rear. I suppose it could be leaking from above, but I do not know if there is anything directly above the oil pan that could leak...