/6 valve cover leak......still |
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/6 valve cover leak......still |
Dr Evil |
Jun 7 2006, 09:24 AM
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So I got the new silicon covered valve cover gaskets and put them on last time I ran the car hoping that this would solve the oil incontenance my engine is suffereing.....nope. Then I recalled that I may have been expecting a bit too much from these new fangled gaskets. My old valve cover has some corrosion on the mating surface that is potentially the cause, or at least an exacerbating factor of this leak. That plus the tooling marks on the head probably did it in. Thus, I just scored a good deal on some turbo valve covers (they realy have come down in price for new, though) and hope to have them in by Fri.
Some thoughts about hte other part of this problem, the mating surface of the cam towers. Q: Could I fill in any tooling marks with a filler of some sort and sand smooth? ex; quick steel, jb weld, etc. So long as this compound is not heat sensitive and can withstand oil I think it would work. Comments? |
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