Lt1s and leaks are like hotdogs and mustard. So, let's see what the ratio for leaky LT1s to non leaky ones is.

 

Does you LT1 leak? Me LT1 no leak no more. Me get it fixed under warrenty when me had warrenty. Friend helped me with cam swap, but he make good seal of intake.

 

Useless answer: You forgot the "r".

 

no leaks

*knocks on wood*

 

Nope, my garage floor is clean.

 

engine oil, atf, and a drop of rear end grease every once in a while. your saying not all chevys leak???

 

1 drop of engine oil from the oil cooler seal and a leaking radiator....
Thats it...

 

A bad power steering pump leaked so darn much it left a big puddle everywhere I went, it was so bad I can't tell if I have an intake/rear main seal/etc leak. Ley ya know in a week or two.

 

Mine never leaked.. But perhaps I should of given it more time between tearing the engine down repeatedly.. We did dimple the intake when we had it off so it would be less likely to ever leak (old school trick).

 

Yep, I have a fairly small oil leak. Not sure if it's my dinged-up oil pan or if it's just a gasket. Either way, I noticed the leak's getting a little bigger, because I'm starting to smell the burning oil and the puddles are a lot bigger than they were when I bought it in October. Kinda sucks, but then again, I'm only going to be driving it for a few more weeks. Then it'll be my brother's problem.

 

Very small leak at the front seal.

 

My old one leaked from the intake....dimpled and fixed....

Leaked a little from the timing chain cover after heads/cam swap due to faulty operator skills...

Ah....how I don't miss working on that car...

 

Mine didn't leak til I had the timing chain replaced, now it drips a bit. Gonna fix that this summer. I hate oil leaks.

 

My garage floor has a permanent oil spot.

 

My intake leaks, but it doesn't drip onto the ground. I'll solve that for whenever I do a cam swap.