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Front Cam Seal Installation Tip / Tool 850 1995

posted by  Doug G on  Mon May 9 03:21 CST 2005
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Nicely done! I just posted a message about a similar leak. Could you detail where the oil tended to accumulate from the exhaust cam seal leak? I see oil that collects at the bottom of the timing belt cover as well as along the back/firewall side of the head all the way to the driver's side of the head. It is more of a stain and small amount of oil that you can see on your fingertip when you wipe it along the edge of the head. At some point oil is leaking enough as to create a smell and small amount of smoke when coming to a stop after a long highway drive.






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