YOUR RESEARCHPassenger side oil leak
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Hi guys! Just recently picked up a 99 c2 and trying to chase down some leaks. Came across an oil leak that seems to be coming from right beside the Ac compressor. Does anyone know where this leak might be coming from? Leak coming from where the light is Zoomed in.. Lots of hoses in the way Another angle
Aos crossover tube elbow. its common for it to be wet.
Thanks for the hint! Is it this here: https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/por...he-99610704751 Will replacing this part eliminate the oil seeping? Or is venting oil normal operation?
See your other post. It should not leak. There.may be an issue with the aos (air oil seperator) on your car. There is an upgrade sold by a vendor here called an uaos and there is an upgraded crossover tube too. Have it tested to be sure.
Aw shoot.. Double post Thanks for the advice
Purchase an inexpensive manometer and extra oil cap to measure the crankcase pressure. Normal value should be 4-6" water.
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