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After oil change my car began making strange noise and leaking some kind of oil. I bought A Repair Oil Leak liquid to add to engine oil. Is the crankshaft the same as where you pour your engine oil into? That's where the bottle says to place it.
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Sounds like you'd be better off bringing the car to a shop and have a pro listen to it and check why it is suddenly leaking oil after an oil change. TOWING may be recommended if leak is severe enough. As for the directions on your miracle 'fix' , I believe it maybe says crankCASE not crankshaft. Good luck.
That snake oil ain't going to help anything, never does!... Have mechanic hoist vehicle and inspect for leak...
No, and no, don't put that crap in your engine! They broke your car, take it back to them and make them fix it.
Yes you're right. I noticed I wrote it that way after I sent it. But the bottle says add to engine oil on the front. But directions on the back then says add to crankcase. I was afraid to put it in the same hole as the oil.
My point EXACTLY. The fact that your automotive knowledge is limited , is why I'm trying to steer you towards a professional that can properly IDENTIFY the noise , BEFORE you make it worse. ...........The crankcase is where the oil goes ....who did the oil change???
Yes you're right zip tie. Thanks. And castrol did oil change.