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  • seth
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Jun 2008
    • 549

    • Santa Barbara, CA

    • 01 SAN-sold

    Engine Oil Leak

    My 01 SAN GT40 has had an oil leak near the front of the engine. It is pretty minor but still an oil leak. I took it to California Correct Craft to get it fixed and it turns out they will have to pull the motor to fix it, which is going to cost $750! ouch. They told me that I could leave it and it probably wont get any worse than it is. They said it was a pretty common leak on a GT40, has anyone else had this problem? If so are there any alternatives to pulling the motor? Im pretty handy but dont think that is in my scope of handiness. I also am the type of person that cant just let an oil leak be there. So if I cant figure anything out im just going to bite the bullet and have them fix it.
  • AirTool
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Sep 2007
    • 4049

    • Katy, Texas


    #2
    RE: Engine Oil Leak

    Can you post a photo?

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    • Socbum
      • Oct 2003
      • 268

      • Columbus, Ohio

      • 2002 210 Super Air Nautique Previous 1987 America

      #3
      Where is the leak? Oil pan?
      SocBum
      -------
      2002 SAN <== Current Boat
      1987 American Skier Advance <==First Boat

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      • seth
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Jun 2008
        • 549

        • Santa Barbara, CA

        • 01 SAN-sold

        #4
        I had some pictures but my laptop crashed, they may still be on my camera. They do not however show where the leak originates. The only thing I can see is where it is dripping offf of the motor into the bilge. The dealership is supposed to look at it today and give me a call to tell me exactly whats up. Ill try to get those pics and post what they tell me.

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        • seth
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Jun 2008
          • 549

          • Santa Barbara, CA

          • 01 SAN-sold

          #5
          It is the "rear seal" where the transmission couples with the motor.

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          • AirTool
            1,000 Post Club Member
            • Sep 2007
            • 4049

            • Katy, Texas


            #6
            Ouch.

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