Slow oil seepage/leak from Cam Cover near oil return hole common?
#1
Slow oil seepage/leak from Cam Cover near oil return hole common?
Always something..........
I just discovered slow oil seepage/leak from the bottom front of passenger side Cam Cover near oil return hole - it looks like its been seeping for a while since the entire cam cover edge is caked with a thin layer of dirt. It is just a matter of resealing the can cover? - is it common? I just had the dealer do the 30K and plugs - they should have caught this. Now I will push them to remove bumper again - beyond the labor to get to plugs again (which I will not pay), what should I expect to pay additional for the cam cover reseal if the car is already disassembled to spark plug replacement point?
Thanks, Bond
I just discovered slow oil seepage/leak from the bottom front of passenger side Cam Cover near oil return hole - it looks like its been seeping for a while since the entire cam cover edge is caked with a thin layer of dirt. It is just a matter of resealing the can cover? - is it common? I just had the dealer do the 30K and plugs - they should have caught this. Now I will push them to remove bumper again - beyond the labor to get to plugs again (which I will not pay), what should I expect to pay additional for the cam cover reseal if the car is already disassembled to spark plug replacement point?
Thanks, Bond
#2
Originally Posted by bond
Always something..........
I just discovered slow oil seepage/leak from the bottom front of passenger side Cam Cover near oil return hole - it looks like its been seeping for a while since the entire cam cover edge is caked with a thin layer of dirt. It is just a matter of resealing the can cover? - is it common? I just had the dealer do the 30K and plugs - they should have caught this. Now I will push them to remove bumper again - beyond the labor to get to plugs again (which I will not pay), what should I expect to pay additional for the cam cover reseal if the car is already disassembled to spark plug replacement point?
Thanks, Bond
I just discovered slow oil seepage/leak from the bottom front of passenger side Cam Cover near oil return hole - it looks like its been seeping for a while since the entire cam cover edge is caked with a thin layer of dirt. It is just a matter of resealing the can cover? - is it common? I just had the dealer do the 30K and plugs - they should have caught this. Now I will push them to remove bumper again - beyond the labor to get to plugs again (which I will not pay), what should I expect to pay additional for the cam cover reseal if the car is already disassembled to spark plug replacement point?
Thanks, Bond
#3
Originally Posted by iLLM3
I also notice im burning alot of oil lately, im wondering if i have a small leak somewhere as well too? Goodluck with yours man!
How much is alot?
#5
if u drive hard... u will burn about 12 quart for every 600 to 800 miles... these engines were designed that way.
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#6
Originally Posted by MARKSKI
if u drive hard... u will burn about 12 quart for every 600 to 800 miles... these engines were designed that way.
Please say you meant 1-2 quarts.
#7
Hmm i guess its normal then.. I burned off about a quart in the past month to month and a half
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#12
Originally Posted by MARKSKI
if u drive hard... u will burn about 12 quart for every 600 to 800 miles... these engines were designed that way.
I put about 1 quart in between oil changes in my car. I hear it's normal.
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