trying to from oil leak

Asked by Diana Nov 28, 2021 at 03:36 AM about the 2011 Volkswagen CC 2.0T Sport FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

trying to find the oil leak that's coming from under my car, I get a warning sing
on my car dashboard stating 'Oil pressure engine off", but the leak is not
coming from my oil pan or oil pan gasket. its coming from above it.

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With a 10 year old car, it may be a valve cover gasket. How much oil are you losing?

Personally I find that if you' de grease the hell out that baby (try to avoid rubber/ nylon stuff like belts, hoses.. ect) Even Dawn dish soap works, put it like 1/4 dawn to 3/4 water in a squirt bottle, spray down the pertinent places, rinse, repeat a few times,, start it up let it idle 10min and park it on Flat ground with Clean CARDBOARD layed out under the car.. a few hours later you should be able to quickly pin it down. Good luck

could be the timing chain cover and gaskets, there are upper and lower seals. also the valve cover gasket and the oil cap can have small leaks. I spent $800 chasing these leaks.

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