Subject	Back of the motor at tranny junction could very likely be
Posted by	jzack on April 14, 2016 at 12:35 PM
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In Reply To	Re: The intake gaskets do require a small amount of RTV, where posted by KeepinitClassy on April 14, 2016 at 04:47 AM
Message	the crank rear main seal. Even with the front tires of the car up on some boards, should be easy enough with a flashlight to inspect the rear seal weep hole for oil drips. That gray RTV is fine for this job, so no worries there...
Follow Ups	Valve cover dilemma? - KeepinitClassy 17:58:55 04/12/16 Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - jzack 20:02:09 04/12/16 Re: Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - KeepinitClassy 20:57:24 04/12/16 Re: Re: Can you describe the procedure followed for the valve cover - Cjw3 22:15:28 04/12/16 Much more likely that it's an injector or coil pack issue - Bernie (NoVA) 01:13:10 04/13/16 The intake gaskets do require a small amount of RTV, where - jzack 09:42:43 04/13/16 ^^^I just resealed my valve covers not too long ago and I - YlwPrlZTT 02:15:57 04/14/16 Re: The intake gaskets do require a small amount of RTV, where - KeepinitClassy 04:47:42 04/14/16 Back of the motor at tranny junction could very likely be - jzack 12:35:11 04/14/16 Sorry forgot to add, normally a crank rear seal leak doesn't - jzack 13:42:40 04/14/16 If you don't see oil dripping - FrozTTy 08:10:23 04/13/16 Re: If you don't see oil dripping - KeepinitClassy 04:49:53 04/14/16 Check the brake master cylinder, too - ChristopherTheOne 23:25:58 04/13/16 Re: Check the brake master cylinder, too - KeepinitClassy 04:52:20 04/14/16 Re: Valve cover dilemma? - wb3ztt 14:25:35 04/14/16
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