I had the same problem. The oil was leaking out of the cam gear shaft.When you remove the valve cover you can grab the shaft with a long nose pliers. You then pull the shaft down until the oil ring is exposed. Go to your full service hard ware store and pickup up a 1.9mm X 6.8 mm oil ring and replace it with a new one. They are very available online as well. When pushing the shaft back in place, make sure the shaft is oriented with the flat side toward the front. Then, before applying sealant to your newly cleaned valve cover, test fit the valve cover bending the shaft retaining tab on the valve cover to fit snugly against the cam gear shaft. Then apply the sealant to the valve cover and reinstall. Don't over tighten the bolts for the valve cover. About 7-8 ft lbs. Should take care of the leakage problem.
Hi, I went to my local ace hardware store but they did not 1.9mm x 6.8mm o rings. Would you be able to direct me where I can find one online ? I would really appreciate it !
@@mnardinijr Saw one guy say that the .010 o-ring from the Harbor Freight o-ring kit fits with a little force. It was a longer comment on a video of a guy replacing the valve cover. It was a pretty cheesy video and he made some Eminem reference after something he said about 1/2-way through the video. lol
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I had the same problem. The oil was leaking out of the cam gear shaft.When you remove the valve cover you can grab the shaft with a long nose pliers. You then pull the shaft down until the oil ring is exposed. Go to your full service hard ware store and pickup up a 1.9mm X 6.8 mm oil ring and replace it with a new one. They are very available online as well. When pushing the shaft back in place, make sure the shaft is oriented with the flat side toward the front. Then, before applying sealant to your newly cleaned valve cover, test fit the valve cover bending the shaft retaining tab on the valve cover to fit snugly against the cam gear shaft. Then apply the sealant to the valve cover and reinstall. Don't over tighten the bolts for the valve cover. About 7-8 ft lbs. Should take care of the leakage problem.
Now this is the solution I've been looking for!....everybodys
...everybody else seems to be just resealing the valvcover.
Kudos to Larry
Hi, I went to my local ace hardware store but they did not 1.9mm x 6.8mm o rings. Would you be able to direct me where I can find one online ? I would really appreciate it !
@@mnardinijr Saw one guy say that the .010 o-ring from the Harbor Freight o-ring kit fits with a little force. It was a longer comment on a video of a guy replacing the valve cover. It was a pretty cheesy video and he made some Eminem reference after something he said about 1/2-way through the video. lol
U save my life thank you so much
What to use to get the lid of its very thin?
So how did you fix it. I have one leaking there as well. I see there looks to a be a small gasket on the pin
Did you ever fix yours? I have the same issue
Any fix yet ti this?
I am leaking in the same place and figure there must be an oring on that shaft?
Will report back later when i get it repaired
Abq Xyz you figure this out? I have the same issue. Report back, Thanks.
M&Z please report back of you hot yours fixed. I’m having the same issue.
Tom Garvin did you fix yours? I’m having the same issue. Report back. Thanks.
So did you figure it out how to fix?
I forgot to mention. Before attempting the following, Drain the oil from the engine. You will have a mess otherwise.
I figured it out it was super easy fix