checking oil right after shut down.

Nic

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I noticed a few oil speckle spot on my exhaust. Thought it might be the ccv, but nope. Noticed I have a little oil leak on the front of the motor by the crank. Not bad but starting to leave a few drops over night. I just checked the oil and there wasn't any on the stick. I have less than 2k on the oil. I just had a compression check done about 6 months ago and it was perfect across the board. The truck doesn't smoke at all and doesn't seem to act funny. Sounds fine runs fine. The ccv is a little hazy but that's normal. Any ideas?
 

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Why would you be checking oil right after shutdown? It takes at least 5-10 minutes to get a good oil level reading
 

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waiting 5-10 minutes wont make the difference of none on the stick to full.
 

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Well I waited about 2 minutes and it came up to the minimum mark. And it better not be a seal. They're brand damn new 71/59s. Not even 7k miles on em
 

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Well I waited about 2 minutes and it came up to the minimum mark. And it better not be a seal. They're brand damn new 71/59s. Not even 7k miles on em

Chit happens. I've got maybe 3,000 miles on my current turbo setup and it's leaking oil outta the exhaust housing.
 
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