Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
bolt was hard to remove?

cal

"Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
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>
>
> Dave Wick wrote:
>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>
>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>> anything I can really do.
>>
>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>> gasket ... or not.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Dave
> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
> loose was no easy task.
>
> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>
> FredW
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
bolt was hard to remove?

cal

"Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
message news:iiu9e.1053$Xb4.871@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com ...
>
>
> Dave Wick wrote:
>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>
>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>> anything I can really do.
>>
>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>> gasket ... or not.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Dave
> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
> loose was no easy task.
>
> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>
> FredW
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
bolt was hard to remove?

cal

"Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
message news:iiu9e.1053$Xb4.871@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com ...
>
>
> Dave Wick wrote:
>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>
>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>> anything I can really do.
>>
>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>> gasket ... or not.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Dave
> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
> loose was no easy task.
>
> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>
> FredW
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

Cal some adapters have a regular bolt, some, like the one on my 95 grand
have a female head star point bolt. I borrowed it, I don't remember the
size off hand. To get a ratchet in there you may have to move the
engine over a bit. We did it with the jeep on a lift. Had to use a
three foot cheater.

You get a kit of 3 O rings from the dealer parts.

Fred


Cal wrote:
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
> bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
>>
>>What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>>fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>>leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>>had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>>loose was no easy task.
>>
>>Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>>FredW
>>
>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

Cal some adapters have a regular bolt, some, like the one on my 95 grand
have a female head star point bolt. I borrowed it, I don't remember the
size off hand. To get a ratchet in there you may have to move the
engine over a bit. We did it with the jeep on a lift. Had to use a
three foot cheater.

You get a kit of 3 O rings from the dealer parts.

Fred


Cal wrote:
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
> bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
>>
>>What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>>fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>>leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>>had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>>loose was no easy task.
>>
>>Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>>FredW
>>
>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

Cal some adapters have a regular bolt, some, like the one on my 95 grand
have a female head star point bolt. I borrowed it, I don't remember the
size off hand. To get a ratchet in there you may have to move the
engine over a bit. We did it with the jeep on a lift. Had to use a
three foot cheater.

You get a kit of 3 O rings from the dealer parts.

Fred


Cal wrote:
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
> bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
>>
>>What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>>fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>>leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>>had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>>loose was no easy task.
>>
>>Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>>FredW
>>
>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

Cal some adapters have a regular bolt, some, like the one on my 95 grand
have a female head star point bolt. I borrowed it, I don't remember the
size off hand. To get a ratchet in there you may have to move the
engine over a bit. We did it with the jeep on a lift. Had to use a
three foot cheater.

You get a kit of 3 O rings from the dealer parts.

Fred


Cal wrote:
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said the
> bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
>>
>>What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>>fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>>leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>>had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>>loose was no easy task.
>>
>>Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>>FredW
>>
>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

I have seen them having a 5/8 (?) bolt head, some have an allen bolt head,
others have a torx head. I had a shop replace mine at the time they were
doing the valve cover gasket and changing the rear swaybar. I bought the
orings at the stealer.

Snow...

"Cal" <codom1*IHATESPAM*@triad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said
> the bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
> "Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
> message news:iiu9e.1053$Xb4.871@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com ...
>>
>>
>> Dave Wick wrote:
>>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>>
>>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>>> anything I can really do.
>>>
>>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>>> gasket ... or not.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Dave
>> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>> loose was no easy task.
>>
>> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>> FredW
>>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

I have seen them having a 5/8 (?) bolt head, some have an allen bolt head,
others have a torx head. I had a shop replace mine at the time they were
doing the valve cover gasket and changing the rear swaybar. I bought the
orings at the stealer.

Snow...

"Cal" <codom1*IHATESPAM*@triad.rr.com> wrote in message
news:LGE9e.92005$9v2.2162373@twister.southeast.rr. com...
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said
> the bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
> "Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
> message news:iiu9e.1053$Xb4.871@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com ...
>>
>>
>> Dave Wick wrote:
>>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>>
>>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>>> anything I can really do.
>>>
>>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>>> gasket ... or not.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Dave
>> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>> loose was no easy task.
>>
>> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>> FredW
>>
>
>

Re: 95 JGC with oil leak
 

I have seen them having a 5/8 (?) bolt head, some have an allen bolt head,
others have a torx head. I had a shop replace mine at the time they were
doing the valve cover gasket and changing the rear swaybar. I bought the
orings at the stealer.

Snow...

"Cal" <codom1*IHATESPAM*@triad.rr.com> wrote in message
news:LGE9e.92005$9v2.2162373@twister.southeast.rr. com...
> My oil adapter is leaking also. Any hinks about replacement? You said
> the bolt was hard to remove?
>
> cal
>
> "Fred Wesner" <fwesner@removethis.pacbell.net.removethistoo> wrote in
> message news:iiu9e.1053$Xb4.871@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com ...
>>
>>
>> Dave Wick wrote:
>>> I have a 95 Grand Cherokee with the 4.0L straight six and 108K miles.
>>>
>>> Where do these things tend to leak from? Rear main seal? Valve cover?
>>> It's dripping ... I'm tired of it ... and I'm wondering if there's
>>> anything I can really do.
>>>
>>> It looks like it MIGHT be from the valve cover gasket ... or the head
>>> gasket ... or not.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Dave
>> What Doug said; usually the rear of the rocker cover. But I just had to
>> fix a leak on my 95 GC also. The rocker cover was dry, I found out the
>> leak was from the right angle adapter that the oil filter fits onto. We
>> had to remove that and replace the three "o" rings. Getting that bolt
>> loose was no easy task.
>>
>> Put your finger (engine off) under that adapter and check for a drip.
>>
>> FredW
>>
>
>