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Oil leak

Tiny
DKLEIN01
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I have a 1990 Ford Mustang GT. He car has just over 48,000 miles and I am the original owner. ON a trip to my local Ford dealer, I learned the car was leaking oil. On my first visit they rplaced the gaskets on both valve covers, the oil pan and the rear diff. The car was still leaking. The next visit they tightened the valve covers and the car was still leaking. They put a dye in the car and on the next visit told me my oil pumpm was the problem so they fixed that. The car is still leaking. What's wrong with my car or better yet, why can't Ford figure this out?
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Wednesday, May 30th, 2007 AT 7:29 AM

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Tiny
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You should go back there and raise some hell. Leaks are hard to find but they should not be replacing things unless they're sure about it. I would threaten them with legal action for taking your money and not fixing the car.
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