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Old 08-27-2023, 12:55 PM   #1
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It could be that the source of the oil is when oil is added, with very little being pushed out during running. I had a filler tube that was cracked at the bellows and oil all over the right side of the engine and the engine compartment. It must of lost 10% of any oil added via the filler tube.

On the other topic. The top "tubes" are the shifter cables, they are supposed to be connected. The tube underneath in your red circle is for the air conditioning. If it is rubbing there you might add some rubber between them.
Did you get a CEL for the filler tube leak? I'll experiment adding a little bit of oil through the tube and see if it leaks. How did you address your issue?

Thank you for explaining the tubes! So great to have knowledgeable people on forums. The shifter cable was resting on top of the air con tube. Where you see the indention on the air con tube is where the shifter cable was touching. I just pryed it off and took the photo after.

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Old 08-28-2023, 11:29 AM   #2
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Did you get a CEL for the filler tube leak? I'll experiment adding a little bit of oil through the tube and see if it leaks. How did you address your issue?

Thank you for explaining the tubes! So great to have a knowledgeable people on forums. The shifter cable was resting on top of the air con tube. Where you see the indention on the air con tube is where the shifter cable was touching. I just pryed it off and took the photo after.
There is no OBDII codes directly linked to the oil fill tube.
But if it had a big enough hole in it....that could trigger a vacuum leak code..
Something like the P1128 and P1130 codes.
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