My poor balt is bleeding s/c oil
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My poor balt is bleeding s/c oil
Well i decided to change my oil in my s/c today. So i take plug out and use the oil transfer pump to get the old out, well there's was nothing in there. So i put in the new oil and close it up, start my car and oil leeking from some where cant find it, but it hits the pullies and belt and sprinkles it all over. What could it be? I have a 05 Cobalt SS s/c Yellow, with 51k, full exhaust and CIA.
Maybe it could be a gasket? wont find out til tomorrow when i take it off.
Maybe it could be a gasket? wont find out til tomorrow when i take it off.
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Well i decided to change my oil in my s/c today. So i take plug out and use the oil transfer pump to get the old out, well there's was nothing in there. So i put in the new oil and close it up, start my car and oil leeking from some where cant find it, but it hits the pullies and belt and sprinkles it all over. What could it be? I have a 05 Cobalt SS s/c Yellow, with 51k, full exhaust and CIA.
Maybe it could be a gasket? wont find out til tomorrow when i take it off.
Maybe it could be a gasket? wont find out til tomorrow when i take it off.
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ok vem i have an idea but i have to remove the whole s/c in order to remove the snout?
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first.....I doubt there was no oil in the s/c....or else it would be making LOTS of noise. You need a long thin hose to suck it out if you use the vac. pump.
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
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first.....I doubt there was no oil in the s/c....or else it would be making LOTS of noise. You need a long thin hose to suck it out if you use the vac. pump.
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
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first.....I doubt there was no oil in the s/c....or else it would be making LOTS of noise. You need a long thin hose to suck it out if you use the vac. pump.
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
Second, it's probably leaking out the snout seal behind the pulley.
How much oil did you put in? If you take out the plug does it pour out?
Run the car and see where the oil is coming out of!
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i did read the how to, and i dont get my car serviced at a dealership, i change the oil myself, plus its my fualt buying the car used, ran fine for the 7months i've had it, i think my dad jinx me, told me if the car breaks down you have to replace parts, well now look. and to be an ass of him he buys a 07 ss s/c used with 20k on it with warrenty still.
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if you didnt get any oil out, and you put another 6-8oz in, you most likely blew a seal on it. best way to drain the oil is to pull the blower off, turn it, and empty the oil through the plug.
these blowers dont actually require oil changes. its only something we do as preventative maintenance when we run small ass pulleys and do other mods to the blower.
these blowers dont actually require oil changes. its only something we do as preventative maintenance when we run small ass pulleys and do other mods to the blower.
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Yea i called the dealer today they said its under the powertrain warrenty my year it was only 5 year or 60k mile and i have 51k on it im a lucky SOB, But they said they will look at it and tell me whats wrong and if its under warrenty they will order parts. Looks like my week is going to have a happy ending. But now i need a new clutch mine is starting to slip but no money. Trying to selling two consoles,
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Yea i called the dealer today they said its under the powertrain warrenty my year it was only 5 year or 60k mile and i have 51k on it im a lucky SOB, But they said they will look at it and tell me whats wrong and if its under warrenty they will order parts. Looks like my week is going to have a happy ending. But now i need a new clutch mine is starting to slip but no money. Trying to selling two consoles,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=330268042676
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=330267755263
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=330268042676
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Well im not under warranty for the s/c and they wanted 2600 to replace with tax,parts and labor, I told them no thanks. So where can i get a snout seal at?
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Did they say you abused it, or what? I would go back and tell them that *insert name here* informed you it would be no problem.
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You should have never touched the supercharger.. that was your first mistake
Second, How did you ensure it had no oil? did you remove it from the manifold and tip it up so the oil could drain out?? (highly doubtful)
Lastly, 3.5oz is ALL YOU NEED!! any more than that and you risk blowing out seals as you found out..
Second, How did you ensure it had no oil? did you remove it from the manifold and tip it up so the oil could drain out?? (highly doubtful)
Lastly, 3.5oz is ALL YOU NEED!! any more than that and you risk blowing out seals as you found out..
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You should have never touched the supercharger.. that was your first mistake
Second, How did you ensure it had no oil? did you remove it from the manifold and tip it up so the oil could drain out?? (highly doubtful)
Lastly, 3.5oz is ALL YOU NEED!! any more than that and you risk blowing out seals as you found out..
Second, How did you ensure it had no oil? did you remove it from the manifold and tip it up so the oil could drain out?? (highly doubtful)
Lastly, 3.5oz is ALL YOU NEED!! any more than that and you risk blowing out seals as you found out..
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3.5oz is how much it comes with from the factory.. its actually not good to overfill. You wouldnt add an extra 3 quarts to your engine would you? im sure you can physically do it.. but its not good!!
No fill level indicator was placed on the supercharger because it was never designed to be maintained/refilled by the user.
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Changing your supercharger oil is like bleeding the air out of your tires and putting fresh air in.
It's wastes your time and doesn't do anything but cause problems.
The oil in your supercharger is good for the LIFE of the unit.
It's wastes your time and doesn't do anything but cause problems.
The oil in your supercharger is good for the LIFE of the unit.
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I guess some people seem to think that Eaton doesn't know what they are talking about when they say the same thing.