Leo White
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Hey thank you for all the help I really appreciate it, God bless.
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The oil pump was leaking oil bad so I had it replaced, I replaced the fuel pump do to the smell of gas in the oil and then had the oil and filter changed. One think I notice on the carb is that the gaskets stay wet with fuel all the time
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Thank you, I have am taking my car into the shop tomorrow to get some work done to it and I will have the mechanic take a look and see what he can do.
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Ok thank you so much, I just want to make sure this is not an issue or if it is I need to get it fixed.
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I have a rebuilt carb on it, could this be the problem? You are saying that it's dumping gas into the engine?
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I have a 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook and I was checking the oil the other day and noticed that the oil smells like gas, I have replaced the fuel pump, the oil pump and have had the oil changed when these parts where replaced. Does anyone know if this is normal or what the issue could be.
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I have a 52 Plymouth Cranbrook and it looks exactly like the one on my car
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Good luck, I hope the one the shop fabricated works for mine
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Oh I see what you are talking about, good eyes.
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I just wanted to say thank you to all that have helped me, this Forum is awesome and I just wanted to take the time to say thank you.
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Ok so I have my plymouth in the shop right now getting the oil pan gaskets replaced as well as some other stuff done to it, I stopped by the shop and the guy was able to fabricate a new flange gasket
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Got it thank you
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What is a Fashioned Exhaust
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This is what I am looking for
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Yes it is the flange gasket, would anyone do or will I need a specific one?
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Does anyone know where I can find an Exhaust Doughnut gasket for my 52 Plymouth Cranbrook?
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I agree I am taking my car to a local garage next week and think I will have them look at it
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Thank you so much
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I live in Patrick Springs lol
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Thank you for your help as always it is much appreciated. This is my first vintage car and I am not a mechanic but I am trying to learn.
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Yes I was just about to say one is for the oil gage
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I see what looks like a break line going to the bottom of the engine block then there is a cable with a spring wrapped around it going to the top of the engine block
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I see what looks like a break line going to the bottom of the engine block then there is a cable with a spring wrapped around it going to the top of the engine block
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No
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Yes I have found that part lol, just not sure what to do to fix the issue.
