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Message: [QUOTE="91turbogsx, post: 370443, member: 14"] I have saw this on someone else truck I finished for them. Right where they pryed the oil pan off they bent the flange and reinstalled the pan without noticing and had quite the leak. My question is if it was leaking just by putting fluids in then would it really be leaking from the oil pan flange? Oil level doesn't get that high. I'm not 100% positive how the heads exactly drain into the block (if it justs runs down the inner wall of the block.) But it could be hitting an excess amount of sealant and collecting on a "shelf" perhaps and weeping out. :confused: I'm just throwing out ideas... [/QUOTE]

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