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new engine=oil leak

Started by skider vbmenu_register("postmenu_1431107", true); · 3 June 2007 · 4 replies

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started up my new engine and now has started 2 leak oil behind the rocker cover after 6kms of driving,i have done up the screws that hold the cover as tight as i can but its still leaking!!!any ideas???
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Does the new engine have ARP head studs? If so, check this out http://calaisturbo.com.au/showthread...cker+cover+arp (http://calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=46840&highlight=rocker+cover+arp) Failing that, you may have to try a new rocker cover gasket
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new gasket bro. sometimes u do up the botls n it'll leak regardless. clean both surfaces, new gasket, and you wont even need bolts done up super tight and it shouldnt leak.
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piss off the silly standard bolts with rubbers and use normal 6mm bolts
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Quote: Originally Posted by OziWPN Does the new engine have ARP head studs? If so, check this out http://calaisturbo.com.au/showthread...cker+cover+arp (http://calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=46840&highlight=rocker+cover+arp) Failing that, you may have to try a new rocker cover gasket yes it has got head studs and have all ready grinded away those metal bits from the rocker cover. duz360 ,thats a good idea will give it a go with a new gasket. thanks for all ya input..cya
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