Several Possible Causes of Oil Leakage from the Car Chassis
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Several possible causes of oil leakage from the car chassis are as follows: 1. Shock absorber oil leakage: Generally, shock absorber oil leakage is easy to detect and usually has no repair value, so direct replacement is recommended. 2. Brake master cylinder, wheel cylinder, or ABS pump oil leakage: When removing or installing oil pipe screws, it is best to use a dedicated oil pipe wrench and tighten them according to the standard torque. 3. Clutch master cylinder or wheel cylinder oil leakage: The clutch master cylinder and wheel cylinder are similar in appearance to the brake master cylinder, but there is only one outgoing oil pipe. They are usually replaced due to piston oil leakage. 4. Half-shaft oil seal leakage. 5. Rear differential oil seal leakage. 6. Transmission oil pan leakage.