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Old 11-01-2005, 10:55 PM
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Oil on the left side the timming belt?

I was just wondering why the left side of the timing belt would have oil, not like on the top, but the side of it....... its only on one side 2.....
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Re: Oil on the left side the timming belt?

Most likely a seal is leaking oil. It could be any one of these:

Valve cover seal
cracked valve cover
cam seals
crank seal
oil pump drive seal
front bshaft seal
bshaft tensioner bolt hole
cracked/loose/blown out gasket oil pump/front cover.

Any oil on the timing belt is bad. Check the most obvious places and post back your results.
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