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found a camshaft seal leak when doing the oil change today on my parents '96 850............... 850 1996

posted by  1sciroccofahrer on  Fri Jan 26 14:18 CST 2007
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I replaced all the seals (including the cam seals) when the new engine was installed in September of '05. After seeing the leak, and it is really more of a seep, and seeing a little oil under the plug cover when I did a tune-up last week, I thought that maybe I needed to do more for the pcv system then replace the flame trap-which I did this past October. I was looking at FCP Groton's webpage, and was wondering if I should just replace everything when I am in there, or is the flame trap kit enough? Thank you one and all :)





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