the leak is probably because a 10mm bolt that holds the smallround cover in
place has loosened. check it,if that's the case just tighten, no need to
replace anything
> I have an oil leak coming from the back of the cam case, as I have to change
> the belt I figured I'd take care of this at the same time. Does this gasket
> go on dry, or can anyone suggest a good sealent.
> Thanks
Jack D. Russell, Sr. - 09 Feb 2005 09:37 GMT
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wb>the leak is probably because a 10mm bolt that holds the
wb>smallround cover in place has loosened. check it,if that's the
wb>case just tighten, no need to replace anything
wb>"Peter Parker" <pawdown@earthlink.net> wrote in message
wb>news:DT9Od.6875$wK.1519@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
wb>I have an oil leak coming from the back of the cam case, as I
wb>have to change the belt I figured I'd take care of this at the
wb>same time. Does this gasket go on dry, or can anyone suggest
wb>a good sealent.
I concur. Common problem...easy fix...usually. Good luck. ;)

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Peter Parker - 10 Feb 2005 01:47 GMT
thanks for the reply, but I probably wasn't clear.
I did find the bolts that were loose, bu they were two of the allen heads
holding the cam case on. It has already been removed. I just need to know a
good sealent for this gasket, or should it go on dry.
Thanks
> the leak is probably because a 10mm bolt that holds the smallround cover
> in
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>> go on dry, or can anyone suggest a good sealent.
>> Thanks
doug - 10 Feb 2005 02:31 GMT
goes on dry
Peter Parker wrote:
>thanks for the reply, but I probably wasn't clear.
>I did find the bolts that were loose, bu they were two of the allen heads
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>
>
Adrian Jaye - 12 Feb 2005 19:51 GMT
at each of the 4 corners you need to apply a small drop of gasket sealant.
its in the haynes and in the porsche workshop manual
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goes on dry
Peter Parker wrote:
thanks for the reply, but I probably wasn't clear.
I did find the bolts that were loose, bu they were two of the allen heads
holding the cam case on. It has already been removed. I just need to know a
good sealent for this gasket, or should it go on dry.
Thanks
the leak is probably because a 10mm bolt that holds the smallround cover
in
place has loosened. check it,if that's the case just tighten, no need to
replace anything
I have an oil leak coming from the back of the cam case, as I have to
change
the belt I figured I'd take care of this at the same time. Does this
gasket
go on dry, or can anyone suggest a good sealent.
Thanks