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Oil Leak that Will Not Stop!! 850 1993

posted by  Lilitchpin on  Tue Jan 31 07:15 CST 2006
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Pin pointing an oil leak can be very difficult.

Even with PVC system blocked a new new RMS shouldn't go again that quick (inless you've been running the poor car really hard. Of course other seals might have be leaking and blamed on RMS issue, IE cam seals (see oil near top front/timing belt area?) Could just be worn gasket on oil fill cap.

And I would guess you have at least one vacuum leak which is hurting the PVC system.

that said - do you have any idea of where oil is coming from or what area the oil is being seen at? Top, bottom, left right?







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