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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys
My Roush 427 which is a bored/stroked Windsor, never leaked oil and didn't use nearly as much as others have indicated.
There's a funny statement about the 427FE:
Q: How do you know if a sideoiler is out of oil?
A: It stops leaking |
Make sure when the flywheel is reinstalled that U use sealer(Red Loctite preferred) on the bolts. The crank holes communicate into the
oil pan & if threads aren't sealed U can get a leak that way. Then most folks think they have a rear seal leak. Have seen it numerous times in my shop...