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megaomega123

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Dry cams
« on: 13 July 2007, 13:07:32 »
I am now on passenger side cam cover gaskets. I noticed yesterday that the driver's side cams were sat in oil. However this is not the case on passenger side. Is it worth putting a bit of oil in before putting cover back on, or should I just top up the oil after completion?

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Re: Dry cams
« Reply #1 on: 13 July 2007, 13:28:26 »
Thats surprising, unless its all leaked out through the cam covers!

If you look at the head, you will see two torx headed bolts, these are T-vents, pop them out and check they are not blocked.
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Re: Dry cams
« Reply #2 on: 13 July 2007, 15:44:21 »
Had a check, blew through it all clear. Think it was just down to the leak being bigger on that side. All the o-rings were rock solid and flat as pancakes.
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