Chrysler concorde 2002 how to stop it from leaking oil from the oil pan

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The oil drain plug is located on the side of the oil pan, passenger side. It does not look like a typical drain plug, as it's one of those quick drain type. It is meant to be hand loosened and tightened. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN or you are in for a world of hurt. Just firmly finger tight

Sounds like rear main oil seal has went bad.You have to pul oi pan,pull transmission to get to it.you might want to take it to a shop not cheap.megabuck

They make a over sized self tapping oil plug for these or you can use a universal plug like this one. Here is a link to a pic. http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=626783

All depends on where it's leaking from. If it's leaking from the transmission pan, then it's going to be a bad transmission pan gasket. If it's leaking from the transmission cooler line or connections from the transmission to the radiator, replace the line or the connections or just the O-rings in the connections. If it's leaking from the transmission housing where the engine and transmission mates, then it may be the from pump or Torque Converter. The leak could be coming from the CV joint inner shaft where it connects to the transmission. Good luck and keep am eye on your transmission oil level, low transmission fluid will cause transmission failure.

If you mean the oil drain plug on the oil pan, it turns counter clockwise to loosen it.

they make oil drain plug repair kits for this problem, contact NAPA or Carquest for detailes, no need to replace the oil pan.

with a 2002 Concord 3.5 V-6, what should the rpm be at 60mph? 70 mph?

I'm not sure if the overdrive gear is lost in the tranny, but the transmission light is on.

Thanks

You should replace the pan. Pan saver plugs are for temporary use only.

if you have your old drain plug take it to a auto part store get a self tapping drain plug! save big$$$$$ I have installed piles of these they last for ever $5-$20- for one. cheers