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driving home from work earlier on i went around a corner at about 30km/h and heard a large scraping noise from the back of the car, anyway pulled over and had a quick look and all seemed to be in order, slowly drove it home at about 40km/h (the faster i went the louder the noise became) parked it outside and had a look under the car to notice what i think is oil coming from roughly halfway underneath the car, was just wondering if anyone has had something similar happen to their skyline, what the trouble may be and an estimate on the price to have it fixed, please excuse my ignorence as i dont know a lot about the mechanical side of skylines, thanks

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halfway under the car....

I am guessing your car is an auto :) If this is correct it sounds like you have a hole in your transmission sump :) and that is a bad thing as your transmission will be bleeding and running with no fluid in it.

Get it to a mechainc quick smart. and ask to inspect any of the damage before he goes ahead and fixes it.

If I am right you will need a new transmission sump.

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you cant seriously expect anybody to diagnose your car for you over the internet. get it towed to your mechanic. stuffing around with it will only cost you more in the long run.

driving home from work earlier on i went around a corner at about 30km/h and heard a large scraping noise from the back of the car, anyway pulled over and had a quick look and all seemed to be in order, slowly drove it home at about 40km/h (the faster i went the louder the noise became) parked it outside and had a look under the car to notice what i think is oil coming from roughly halfway underneath the car, was just wondering if anyone has had something similar happen to their skyline, what the trouble may be and an estimate on the price to have it fixed, please excuse my ignorence as i dont know a lot about the mechanical side of skylines, thanks
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