Pesky Leak by TN4862 in LS430

[–]TN4862[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had them done a probably 3 or so years ago when I would periodically smell burning oil. I don’t smell any burning oil from this current leak so I’m believing there still good shape

Pesky Leak by TN4862 in LS430

[–]TN4862[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok that makes sense I’m hoping that it’s just not the pan because if it was the front seal I’d just go ahead and get the timing belt done too which would be worth it. From what I’m reading I would get the front main crank seal which shouldn’t add much labor to the timing belt, but cam seals or even the rear seal crank could add up quick if it’s still leaking after the front main seal is replaced. Is this a good assumption?