I had a oil leak and they sealed a butch of stuff ,rear main seal,timing chain cover,new oil pressure sensor,so i wake up i still see the oil, so i take it back to the dealer mechanic tells me its resedue from motor.Whats should i do?

 

just believe them, they are never wrong...
J/K... sorry to screw up the thread, just a bit of frustration on dealerships... i feel yer pain

 

i would go back and tell them to put ur car on the lift and show u all the stuff they sealed up to make sure they did the job right if not keep b!tchin till they get it right..

 

the thing is that he might tell me the samething, ima just clean up the motor with gunk and double check this problem.

 

bro how much did you pay for all those seals ????? jesus christ my last engine had everything you mentioned leaking i ended up buying a engine with 40k on it for 350$ and got it installd for 1,000$. So if you payed more than that i feel bad for you : (

 

take it to a car wash and have them stean clean the bottom of the motor, if its still leaking after that then bring it to them and have them fix the problem. itll be alot easier to see which seal they screwed up once it's clean.

 

Wow, there's an expression for that, it's called throwing money at a problem.

Anyway, there are lots of things that repair shops cheese-out on, and they tend to be every-day stuff, like not bleeding all 4 calipers, not putting in synth oil when you pay for it, not flushing the coolant, only draining and refill, etc. These are known rip-offs by the auto industry.

But a leak is cut and dry. If it's residue, you'll see it in the places you mention. But a leak is constant--you wipe off residue, and there will still be drips on the floor given time. All these people in the thread bashing dealerships doesn't help your situation. Carefully make sure your garage floor or parking spot is clean--drive and then let the car sit and see if anything drips out onto the floor. Worst case, tell the dealership you're not comfortable and you need a better explanation. Good luck.

 

yeah- c;an everything and see what happens- bring it back to them. I HATE the dealer. Damn, my extended warranty just ran out last week so I guess I wont be so **** about every little thing about my max anymore. Ho hum.

 

you can have extra oil "leak" after a leak is fixed. but it should only leak for a few heat cycles. It is the extra oil that is left clinging to wherever on the motor. If it keeps "leaking" for more than a day or two go back.