I have a 91 Camry V6 with 180k miles on it. I know it has a boatfull of miles but it still runs great and I want to keep it for another bunch of years. I have done all of the work on it since I bought it and know it pretty well. Over the past few years, the car began to leak oil in several places. So, beginning last year I began to try to find each and every oil leak and repair it. During the last year, I have done the following:
- Changed front oil seal. I also changed the timing belt and water pump while in this area.
- Changed rear main seal and two trans axle shaft seals. This was done in one very laborious job. My former problem with a leaking transaxle was resolved with this job.
- Changed valve cover gaskets and grommets for each of the attachment bolts.
- Changed power steering seal. This was a very specific seal that was the cause of the leak I was experiencing. It was internat to the pump. Changing the seal stopped the leak.
- Changed distributor shaft "o" ring.
- Changed oil pan gasket.
Despite all of these changes, I am still getting a leak in the area around the crankshaft pulley. I am not sure of its origin because there is quite a bit of oil in the entire region. I need some suggestions of what I could or should do next. Your suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks, Al Kondo