oil leakkk !
valve cover gasket or cam seals and also can be the vvti cam gear splashing on the timing belt i had that same issue and it was my vvti cam gear put in a new one with all new seals and waterpump and timing belt.
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ok correct me if im wrong...
i have the following parts
valve cover gasket w. rings for spark plugs
camshaft seal
crank case gasket
crank shaft seal
timing belt cover seal and gasket
does that cover the areas of any possible oil leak (gaskets) ? or am i missing anything
i have the following parts
valve cover gasket w. rings for spark plugs
camshaft seal
crank case gasket
crank shaft seal
timing belt cover seal and gasket
does that cover the areas of any possible oil leak (gaskets) ? or am i missing anything
I have the same leak. I removed the timing belt cover and it was soaked with oil. So Im going to try the valve cover seal first. Im not sure how to do the cam seals yet. So once i find out how to do it here on CL i will attempt it. I have too add a QT of oil every 4 or 5 weeks. So I'm hoping its not the fwd crank seal. Those little drops of oil on the garage floor is quiet annoying. Good luck finding and fixing your leak.
Crank seal is below. All you need is two valve cover gaskets (L&R) and two cam seals. Might as well do the crank seals too, since you'll be removing the timing belt to access cam seals.
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