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Leaks
[color=yellow][size=2]Doc Here
![]() Most likely what is happening, is you have oil traveling from somewhere else and dripping on the header. Mechanical Oil pressure lines are good for this a lot, as the oil will leak at the sender or gauge and travel along the line to the lowest spot then drip...have you checked for this? A Headgasket dripping oil would normally be accompanied by other indications.. water, compression, bad running. best thing to do is clean the engine, get a clean drip pan and let it run, watch it and try to find the location of all leaks. Doc [/color][/size]
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clean it up. buy the dye you add to oil. drive on the freeway for a while. come home, put a black light up to it. you will be able to follow the leak everywhere, it shows up bright. also check your breather on the valve cover. i know you said it's not the valve covers but thats what i said once and it turned out my pcv wasn't working well enough and the oil was coming out the breather.....
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i have a bottle in my hand.. i got it from work.... mfd by tracer products. Dye-lite all in one leak detection dye. www.tracerline.com . all of that is right off the bottle.
i was just searching through their site... click the where to buy thingy at the top. a guy at my work has a little pen like flash light that has a blue light. that makes this dye show up super bright. |
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at my work we use baby powder to see were the oil is coming from, just clean off the oil , and put baby powder on the area and it wil show the point were the oil is coming from
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