Oil Leaks in Ports/ Ex & Int.
OK This on has me stumped.
Can anyone here provide more insight?
Details:
Broke a TODA Timing Belt (stay away this is the 3 time) ALL of the valves; bent.
Replaced all of the valves and had a valve job, all new OEM seals.
-reinstalled the head.
*** Resulted in all the ports on the intake and exhaust side leaking oil.
This time I pulled the head and had new guides installed and another set of Seals
in (Ferrea)
- Reinstalled the head
*** Resulted in the same thing!
Now some other notes:
- plugs are perfect.
- Tops of Pistons are clean and not oily
- Chamber is clean and not signs of Oil
I am completely stumped. I am going to do a leak down, however this will only show the seal capacity of the valves and the top compression ring.
Anyone with other ideas here ?
Can anyone here provide more insight?
Details:
Broke a TODA Timing Belt (stay away this is the 3 time) ALL of the valves; bent.
Replaced all of the valves and had a valve job, all new OEM seals.
-reinstalled the head.
*** Resulted in all the ports on the intake and exhaust side leaking oil.
This time I pulled the head and had new guides installed and another set of Seals
in (Ferrea)
- Reinstalled the head
*** Resulted in the same thing!
Now some other notes:
- plugs are perfect.
- Tops of Pistons are clean and not oily
- Chamber is clean and not signs of Oil
I am completely stumped. I am going to do a leak down, however this will only show the seal capacity of the valves and the top compression ring.
Anyone with other ideas here ?
hmmm weird, maybe the machine shop keeps messing up on the install of the seals. Thats the only thing I could see a problem with. maybe too much crankcase pressure? I don't know without more info.
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