Subject	Doesn't mean anything, Mine leaked twice in a row
Posted by	MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) on August 06, 2002 at 10:20 PM
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In Reply To	Already had the valve cover gaskets changed and resealed... (n/m) posted by Jake H on August 06, 2002 at 09:55 PM
Message	because the valve cover was not totally flat. You should check it again.
Follow Ups	Frustrating oil leak saga!! - Jake H 21:13:15 08/06/02 Shoulda bought an NA.. - 2 Zweet 21:16:02 08/06/02 Turbo or N/A has nothing to do with it (n/m) - Good2Zya 21:30:38 08/06/02 Hey Fred. Just a little sarcasm...:)>>>>>>>>>>> - 2 Zweet 21:33:37 08/06/02 LOL...WELL...U should have :) (n/m) - Good2Zya 21:36:04 08/06/02 It may be 1 of your head bolts is not torqued right. - Good2Zya 21:29:41 08/06/02 I got the long block it came preassembled all accept valve. - Jake H 21:42:11 08/06/02 How do you do it is not the valve covers on the exhaust ? It - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 21:49:05 08/06/02 Already had the valve cover gaskets changed and resealed... (n/m) - Jake H 21:55:28 08/06/02 Doesn't mean anything, Mine leaked twice in a row - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 22:20:20 08/06/02 Ok, but he should have checked the torque. - Good2Zya 21:51:08 08/06/02 Your probably right.That was my first idea.This guy was lazy - Jake H 21:59:00 08/06/02 dunno if this will help any but u can... - TRUOMEGA 22:16:02 08/06/02 The oil tip may help, but NEVER use a leak stopper. - Good2Zya 22:22:16 08/06/02 understood... just a thought. (n/m) - TRUOMEGA 22:25:29 08/06/02
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