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Old 9th April 2006, 19:03   #1
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oil Leak

Looks like i have a oil leak from the top part of the engine.. Very oily and messy at the front of the engine
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Old 9th April 2006, 19:30   #2
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And now I can see that my rear shock is leaking.
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Old 9th April 2006, 20:45   #3
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Hope its your rocker cover gasket but doubt it.
Possibles
1. Your timing chain cover is leaking where it abuts the front of the head / head gasket.
A right pain to fix properly without doing the headgasket as well.
It can be sealed but tends to be a 40k miles fix each time.

2. Cam chest gasket seal has gone.
Its a compound sealant rather than a gasket.
Again, the heaadgasket has to be done in conjunction with this job as half the fasteners to disassemble this also clamp the headgasket.

3.Leaking shock = You knew it was only a matter of time !

Sorry mate.

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And now I can see that my rear shock is leaking.
Thats bad timing mate....

You getting it fixed before Germany?
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I don't have this sort of money to do both. So looks like the trip is a No now I am affriad. Unless I can sell my Baume Et Mercier Watch!

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Old 10th April 2006, 14:49   #7
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I don't have this sort of money to do both. So looks like the trip is a No now I am affriad. Unless I can sell my Baume Et Mercier Watch!
sell ya watch sell ya watch!!!!
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Also selling the PSP and anything else I can find to fund the fixing.
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Also selling the PSP and anything else I can find to fund the fixing.
so there's still a chance you'll make it????
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Looks like i have a oil leak from the top part of the engine.. Very oily and messy at the front of the engine
Have you fixed it? I think that I have the same problem. Last week I went to oil change to my local dealer and I saw that the whole bottom of the engine was wet from oil. Don't know where does it come from, but I think that it's leaking from the top of the engine. Any ideas?
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