| the joker |
Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:36 pm |
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While we're on the subject been spotting oil on my back deck
Noticed some oil pooling in the stud hole for the ac mounts?
And oil ? Dampness around the breather base tightened it up a bit
could my breather be spitting oil that migrated to the back air flow
Valve covers are dry small drip on the case seam but that has been there
Have a bit of idle problems at warm up also :roll: |
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| Wildthings |
Sun Aug 24, 2014 9:19 pm |
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| The o-ring between the breather tower and the case can go bad. Pull the breather and see what the o-ring looks like. RTV silicone will make a good substitute for the o-ring. |
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| geo_tonz |
Sun Aug 24, 2014 9:58 pm |
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the joker wrote: While we're on the subject been spotting oil on my back deck
Noticed some oil pooling in the stud hole for the ac mounts?
And oil ? Dampness around the breather base tightened it up a bit
could my breather be spitting oil that migrated to the back air flow
Valve covers are dry small drip on the case seam but that has been there
Have a bit of idle problems at warm up also :roll:
Check your push-rod tubes. Mine were a big source of leakage, with one almost corroded through and the ends leaking on many. Replaced with collapsible ones and my rear hatch was significantly less oil-spotted. I suppose that if a leaky valve cover gasket can be a vacuum leak source, likely these are too. |
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