August 11th, 2012, 07:46 PM
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Ah...the long way 'round.
Thanks Sails. Fancy taling the belt cover off to see how much oil is escaping? That'll keep you busy for a Sunday 6 pack
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August 12th, 2012, 02:33 PM
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well...its not coming from the gaskets, or anywhere at the moment, powdered it up and went for a ride, as nothing seemed to be coming out ended up just doing one of my normal routes (90 miles) as you can see from the photo's there's nothing there and everythings bone dry, I did find a small trace of oil where the breather pipe buts up against the timing belt cover, which would make sense as there's a bit of an oil stain on the crankcase where it had pooled a little in front of the breather...maybe it was just breathing a bit heavy?
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