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Old Feb 1, 2007 | 06:57 AM
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Hello. I am new here so take it easy on me. I have a 96 s10 lt blazer 4x4. I have a oil leak that looks like it coming from the front of the engine. I have new oil lines so I can rule that out. It the front main seal on the crank shaft prone. I also have a emmissions problem. The trouble code says I have complete emmissions failure. I have 2 new O2 sensors, PCV valve and a new gas cap. Is the EGR valve bad or shouldI go get a vacume leak check done. If anybody knows how to drain and fill the transfer case let me know.
 
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Default RE: oil leak and emmissions

Oil leak could be valve cover, front main seal, oil pan gasket, etc. Really have to get things cleaned up and really have a look at where its comin' from.

On the code, what is the exact code?
 
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