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Is there an opening between the bell housing and block to allow oil to escape?

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YOUR RESEARCHIs there an opening between the bell housing and block to allow oil to escape?

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slave is leaking brake fluid

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No I am suspect my slave is leaking brake fluid but nothing is visible
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slave is leaking brake fluid

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No I am suspect my slave is leaking brake fluid but nothing is visible
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Is there an opening between the bell housing and block to allow oil to escape?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

In case of a rear main leak or a brake fluid leak from the slave?

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 17365565

Not with the factory setup. However, if you install the LN Engineering IMS Solution, there is a port that is bored out to allow for the hose that feeds pressurized oil to the IMS plain bearing through the flange. Are you experiencing oil weepage?

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Quotes source post: 17365610

No I am suspect my slave is leaking brake fluid but nothing is visible

POST 4Original post

It will come out if it is leaking. U just fixed the seals on my imsb cover and it dripped out the bottom pretty good. Its a machined fit but not sealed.

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Quotes source post: 17365676

If you're getting oil around the lower part of the bell housing, then normally it's leaking from the RMS or even the IMS flange. At least that's what I've seen here on RL over the years.

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Yeah that's what i figured too

POST 7Original post

Keep in mind that car manufacturers can't even keep fluid from leaking out when then don't want it to. If it's leaking, it will find a way out. ;-)

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