Oil leak in 2001 Sebring convertible only while engine running...oil drips lots of oil on exhaust pipe and can't tell exactly where it leaks from. It doesn't appear to be valve cover gasket but lower?

Asked by TracyBmomof3 Apr 11, 2016 at 11:03 AM about the 2001 Chrysler Sebring LXi Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Leaking only when engine running.....Streaming oil from below valve cover.
However I can't tell from any angle where it begins. Exhaust pipe is hard to
get around to try to dx the origin. I cant afford mechanic. Need help.

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MrBankz answered 5 years ago

I found your answer ... look take off the upper intake and move it out your way remove the rear valve cover replace gasket but wat how u put it in... wen u placing it in the cam caps will try and grab onto the gasket and pull it out of its groove it’s okay get it into position raise it a few inches check and make sure your gasket it back in place and the slowly lower it down onto the head and there ya have leak fixed

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