Grizzly 550 FI oil leak

[italianpsycho]

I was installing a warn plow and accidentally pinched an oil line to it while I was replacing the old mount since I noticed its the incorrect one for it. The leak seems to be somewhere near the dipstick at the bottom of what looks like a pump. Tried everything to trace where its supposed to connect but no luck at all. Any help?

 

[macallan]

Surely an all day job, but not too hard. You will need seals and 17 gasket housing cover. If you can't find the appropriate manuals online I suggest go see a mechanic.

 

[Faded]

When you say oil line are you referring to the one in the bottom back part of the motor? Oil leaks are a major issue brother, I suggest you seek help from the experts, one that would actually take a look.

 

[common.person]

I was installing a warn plow and accidentally pinched an oil line to it while I was replacing the old mount since I noticed its the incorrect one for it. The leak seems to be somewhere near the dipstick at the bottom of what looks like a pump. Tried everything to trace where its supposed to connect but no luck at all. Any help?

Agree with @macallan here it's an all day job but it's not impossible for you especially if you've been doing works on your Grizz for a long time anyway. Maybe try pulling back the dipstick if you can, like try to see where the line runs. The layout might not be that obvious but you can find it. If not maybe try calling the Warn support team?

 

[st34laman]

Surely an all day job, but not too hard. You will need seals and 17 gasket housing cover. If you can't find the appropriate manuals online I suggest go see a mechanic.

I agree, bro should get the service manual for the Grizzly 550 FI. That's going to have the blown up diagrams of the engine and all its lines. It's almost impossible to guess without seeing it or a diagram