Oil leak 1998 plymouth breeze

Age ;). But seriously, is car leaking or burning oil? Do you see any oil under car? Clean engine and try to locate when it comes from. There are many possibilities. From valve cover gasket to pinhole in oil pan or leaky seal on oil filter or drain plug.

found it look here...

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on most cars
get it clean, drive around the block
then look, the gasket that leaks is the cause. replace it.
gasket ,o-ring or seal.

or use the UV dye and lamp tool, for $15 and find it more easy.
2 way there are. only.
clean and look, and dye and look.
besides total rebuild.

that would'nt make any difference to water pressure! may be possible that your vehicle was overheating! overheating caused excessive pressure in the system, which popped(The noise you heard) one of the hoses, or a connection!

Car stalled from over heating!

ok i believe the one you changed is the switch the one next to it is the oil pressure sending unit
there is a difference between the two///// make sure they sell you thread tape so this way you don't have any leaks//// it doesn't take a lot of thread tape on the threads


hope this helps you
good luck
bob

The head gasket has been redesigned ( a multi layered design) for the 4 cylinder. Oil leaks are common. The coolant doesn't always leak with this condition. It is far cheaper to just add oil as needed. However,the new head gasket is far better than the original. be sure to surface the head to get the best possible repair. looking into the engine compartment the leak would be on the right side of the head on the firewall side.

I've had a 1990 Acclaim, a 1990 Shadow, and a 1998 Breeze, all have a head gasket leak. The Breeze was the only one to have oil leak and it was on the rear of the engine. I'd guess that's your problem.

In the block on the right side (rear side near firewall) close to the transmission under the exhaust manifold.

They make a special socket to fit those which you can get at an auto parts store along with a new unit.

The oil sending unit is failing they start to leak internally into the connector. Remove the connector and see if there is any oil in it.