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Old 04-11-2007, 06:02 PM
chevy momma chevy momma is offline
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oil?!?!

'98, 2.4L, Z24, lifted up the Twin Cam plate/cover "doo hicky" to change spark plugs(Bosch) and realized oil is collecting in that resevroir (a good amount), no oil in the spark plugs(good sign) any theories? 4 ur thoughts
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Old 04-24-2007, 07:52 AM
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Re: oil?!?!

Sounds like a valve cover gasket. Had to change one on a saturn not a hard job just keep everything clean and apply a light coat of high temp silcone to the new gaskets while installing them. About an hour job.
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Old 04-24-2007, 11:02 PM
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Re: oil?!?!

okay it is not a valve cover job nor will it only take a couple hours. those are camshaft covers and to take them off the timing cover,chain,tensioner and all that wonderful mess must come out. so basically while your at it replace everything water pump, tensioner every bit of it better to do it now then 10 or even a 1000 miles down the road have to fix those. if your after more performance then find some secret camshalfts (if you don't know what those are search or be lazy and ask lol) or just buy some you'll have it open anyway. can't afford it thats understandable but if you do fix the leak do put all new parts in you won't wanna have to open it again for awhile.
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