Oil leak rear seal 2000 ford ranger how much labor?
Oil leak rear seal 2000 ford ranger how much labor? - 1
No labor cost at all if you do this simple job yourself.
Have you made sure the valve cover or oil pressure warning light sending unit are not leaking? When they leak they run down the motor and drip at the motor to transmission joint area.
If it's a motor rear main seal leaking it can be anywhere from $300 to $500 depending on if it's 2WD or 4WD.
If it's not leaking bad I'd just top up the oil once a week. A 2000 Ranger isn't worth spending money on.
Hi so that depends how much trouble it is to drop the sump pan.
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