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Meine44 wrote: Fri Jul 24, 2026 9:38 am There is significant build-up on the engine near the crankshaft pulley. I knew this engine bay was a filthy mess before this teardown began but underestimated just how bad it was.

I think at this point I should replace all of the front seals while I'm in there rather than clean up the grime and re-assemble to try and find the source of the leak and have to tear down again. Maybe after a thorough scrubbing there will be an obvious source of the leak.
Agreed -- replace all the seals while you're in there. Otherwise, you nearly guarantee something else will leak in short order!

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