Quote from: briancairns on 09 July, 2025, 03:45:20Quote from: Steve.S on 09 July, 2025, 03:35:19I've just had another thought. Is the screw hole adjacent to the leak in communication with the timing chest? If so, you may want to fit that screw with a sealant such as Hylotite Red, with, maybe a fibre washer.I used Granville Clear Gasket Sealant around the area which leaks, so will do a test run later. If leaks again I will look at fitting a fibre washer etc to screw adjacent to leak. Don't think I will do cylinder compression leakage test. Also I think I will blow compressed air up the oil tank breather tube to ensure there is no blockage there.
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Brian
Quote from: Steve.S on 09 July, 2025, 03:35:19I've just had another thought. Is the screw hole adjacent to the leak in communication with the timing chest? If so, you may want to fit that screw with a sealant such as Hylotite Red, with, maybe a fibre washer.I used Granville Clear Gasket Sealant around the area which leaks, so will do a test run later. If leaks again I will look at fitting a fibre washer etc to screw adjacent to leak. Don't think I will do cylinder compression leakage test. Also I think I will blow compressed air up the oil tank breather tube to ensure there is no blockage there.