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1800 es - leaking fluid

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Old Jun 19th, 2023, 12:56   #1
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Hi, I have had my 1972 1800 es for about 18 months and I am learning as I go. This week the car has started to leak quite badly from the underside. I have attached a jpeg (I hope) and was hoping someone can tell me what the problem might be. Fluid leak.jpgYou can see the dripping oil/fluid in the centre of the picture, thanks, Dean
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Old Jun 19th, 2023, 13:05   #2
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This looks like the right angle speedo drive. There are are a couple of seals there that are prone to failure. Quite common but an easy fix. See Brookhouse for parts.
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Old Jun 19th, 2023, 15:21   #3
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Thanks for the quick response Derek
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Old Jun 19th, 2023, 18:34   #4
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Is that a drip from the rear seal also ?where the prop connects ?
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Hi, it might well be weeping from the rear seal also. The car has the upgraded rear crank seal set up and has had a new seal but still has a weep. Nowhere near as bad as the speedo connection though
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