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• thecardoc3 11/27/11 11:39 am PST

  Edit Answer (for another -32 minute) The rear main seal is replaced by removing the transmission and the flywheel for access to the back of the crankshaft. Asking "how much" first only directs you to someone who likely has the least experience repairing this concern. Before you go that direction you really need to know for certain that this is what is wrong, the leak could easily be the engine oil pan and/or valve cover. It could also be the oil sending unit, or even simply the oil filter or seal. All of which will result in oil leaks appearing under the car at the rear of the pan, often times because of airflow pushing the oil there. How much oil are you going through? Consider as well that rear main bearing wear could be the actual cause of the seal failing, and that cannot be seen from the outside where the seal itself is at. (1)(0) Report It

• linr 11/28/11 8:27 am PST

  Edit Answer (for another -43 minute) i had taken the jeep to a guy that put it on a lift. he sprayed at least 2 cans of gunk cleaner underneith the motor etc. we had the engine on the whole time, to see if we could find the leak, but there was no leak. it seems to come out when im driving. i put in 2 ouarts a month (0)(0) Report It