D16Z6 Possible Leaks?
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D16Z6 Possible Leaks?
I think it's in the best benefit for D16Z6 engine equipped vehicle owners to start this new post on possible oil leaks (whether common or uncommon) a D series engine may have.
I'm curious to the fact that my D16Z6 is leaking but is a bit confused where it originates from. So if we can all generate a list of the seals, gaskets, and rings this engine has, that would be very helpful.
I'm curious to the fact that my D16Z6 is leaking but is a bit confused where it originates from. So if we can all generate a list of the seals, gaskets, and rings this engine has, that would be very helpful.
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Re: D16Z6 Possible Leaks?
To my knowledge, the seals And gaskets I know that could cause oil leaks are:
Valve cover gasket
Spark plug seal
Valve cover bolt seal
Dizzy O-ring
VTEC Solenoid Gasket
Internal Cam Seal
Front Cam Seal
Rear Man Seal
Valve cover gasket
Spark plug seal
Valve cover bolt seal
Dizzy O-ring
VTEC Solenoid Gasket
Internal Cam Seal
Front Cam Seal
Rear Man Seal
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Originally Posted by JPeezyasko92
To my knowledge, the seals And gaskets I know that could cause oil leaks are:
Valve cover gasket
Spark plug seal
Valve cover bolt seal
Dizzy O-ring
VTEC Solenoid Gasket
Internal Cam Seal
Front Cam Seal
Rear Man Seal
Valve cover gasket
Spark plug seal
Valve cover bolt seal
Dizzy O-ring
VTEC Solenoid Gasket
Internal Cam Seal
Front Cam Seal
Rear Man Seal
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also what is the best way to get everything as clean as possible? Might as well make 'er look pretty too.
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also what is the best way to get everything as clean as possible? Might as well make 'er look pretty too.
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Re: D16Z6 Possible Leaks?
Also oil pan gasket, oil filter, oil pressure switch.
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Re: D16Z6 Possible Leaks?
My replacement D16Z6 has a leak around the oil drain plug. The threads don't seem stripped and I teflon tape them and use fresh replacement washers. I think the pan got dinged near the plug and it's a little deformed. Might have been a freak accident or maybe they're susceptible in this area to get bumped. I'm going to start using a little RTV to avoid the oil leaks in the driveway.
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