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Re: porsche 944 oil leak
| Bill | 14 Aug 2006 06:18 |
my 85.5 developed a leak where oil dripped on the pipe just aft of the header - it was the small round gasket that seals the back of the camshaft bore - there are 3 small bolts that hold a plate and a cork gasket in place - these would loosen up periodically - you may wish to check that before shelling out for an oil pan gasket.
> hay great idea but i don't think its in the front because it drips on > the header pipe rigth around where it hooks up to the exhaust pipe. and [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> would guess it is from the main bearing or power steering pump. Some >> oil leakage is OK.
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| rhinox420@hotmail.com | 13 Aug 2006 21:09 |
hay great idea but i don't think its in the front because it drips on the header pipe rigth around where it hooks up to the exhaust pipe. and i also changed the oil about 3 weeks ago and it smoked a little bit more but only when warming it up once it warmed up and the header pipe gets warm it dose not smoke at all. the other day i checked the oil and it was about a 1qt low and it has not smoked as bad as when i changed the oil. i wonder if this is because the oil is a little below the gastket. and the main bearing if it was leaking it would be between the motor and the bellhouseing rigth. please if you have any more advice iam all ears. thank you so much.
> I doubt it is the oil pan gasket. You need to remove the aluminum > cover, clean it up, put it back on and drive the car a few hundred > miles, take cover off and inspect where the oil is coming from. I > would guess it is from the main bearing or power steering pump. Some > oil leakage is OK. |
| darthpup | 12 Aug 2006 15:28 |
I doubt it is the oil pan gasket. You need to remove the aluminum cover, clean it up, put it back on and drive the car a few hundred miles, take cover off and inspect where the oil is coming from. I would guess it is from the main bearing or power steering pump. Some oil leakage is OK.
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| Bill | 12 Aug 2006 04:29 |
and, why are you worried about this leak?
> hi every one i just got a 86 porsche 944 turbo the car is in great > shape in and out. but there is one thing wrong with it. the guy that [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > let me know if there is a easyer way to fix it. thank all of > you so much
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| rhinox420@hotmail.com | 09 Aug 2006 04:52 |
hi every one i just got a 86 porsche 944 turbo the car is in great shape in and out. but there is one thing wrong with it. the guy that sold it too me told me it did have a oil leak in the oil pan gasket. so i took it to to a place that only works on porsche's (euroworks) in matthews n.c.. and to replace the oil pan gasket it would be $1.495.00 dollars. he said it would take 14 hours to do. it seems to be alot for just a oil pan gasket. if someone has had this problem befour please let me know if there is a easyer way to fix it. thank all of you so much
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