oil leak....
So ever since i took my oil pan off to put a fitting for the oil return line , i have had a oil leak on the back right corner of my oil pan. i dont understand why i put a new gasket on it when i put it back on. Guys have any clue?
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try using the black gasket in the tube...that rtv high temp ---- ....
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maybe you didnt quite get that section of bolts tight enough
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Yeah, I always like doping up with that black RTV ----.. work wonders.
Did you follow the torque/bolt sequence from the book? I would assume no - thus the reason for the leak. |
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Or it could have been dropped, resulting in a bent corner, which would seem to completely seal when tightened, untill ya look in between the bolts and notice a little dip in the gasket/seal edge.
Like quadnie and DXCoupe said, Black RTV..its your friend. |
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Oh yeah, I forgot to check condition of oil pan, they can get pretty beat up.. especially aluminum ones. Good call.
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More than likly its overtightened and you squeeshed the gasket out, very common! be sure to check that along with a thin layer of silicone and you should be good to go. Those bolts/nuts dont need to be very tight.
Jeff |
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With rubber yes, cork normally doesn't have that kinds of problems, but does break down over age.
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I've never seen a cork oil pan gasket for a honda in my life,
lol v8 guy ;) |
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I'm going to try and find you a honda cork gasket next time I'm at the auto parts store just to show you up..
------- i4 guy! |
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