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Mondeo 2.0 2005 - Oil on Ground Drivers side

finisklin · 2010-12-01 13:47:03

Hi folks, hope someone can help with this.....I have a 2005 mondeo 2.0 tdci 155. Great resilient car and very happy with it. Recently I have noticed oil deposits under and around the front tyre on the drivers side. I don't think its break fluid as it it dark coloured. Where I park in my drive you can see the oil deposits…

01-12-2010 1:47pm

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finisklin

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Hi folks,

hope someone can help with this.....I have a 2005 mondeo 2.0 tdci 155. Great resilient car and very happy with it.

Recently I have noticed oil deposits under and around the front tyre on the drivers side. I don't think its break fluid as it it dark coloured. Where I park in my drive you can see the oil deposits built up over the last few weeks....

Any thoughts on what it could be.....

Willing be getting it sorted tomorrow but just want to have an idea of the problem....

Thanks

finisklin

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#2 01-12-2010 2:21pm

voxpop

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small hole in the intercooler maybe - allowing oil to drip out. Usually there is a bit of oil in the intake on diesels, which ends up in the intercooler. A little hole from a stone or something willl allow this oil to drip out.

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