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posted by  B.B. on  Wed Mar 20 18:39 CST 2024
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last visit: Mon Oct 6 13:15 CST 2014
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Hi "do you have a name"?,

Did you confirm that the rack and not a hydraulic line is leaking?
You've never indicated that you de-greased the mess underneath by the rack
to identify where the leak is. As far as I'm concerned you're jumping the
gun to replace the rack without diagnosing suggested by me and others.

Go back to your recent posts and respond to the people trying to help you.

Please finish each post with exactly what was wrong and what you did to fix it.
Try to leave answers to each question to help yourself and the next guy.

Your oil leak is where to start. Tell me how the cam seal popped in and out
to leak all kinds of oil around the T-belt.

From your short summary, it's not clear exactly which seal was at fault.
How does a seal pop out and back in again?
Are you using dyno oil? (I've asked before with no reply)
Did you ever do a glove test?
Did you do the repairs for the seal?
Was the T-belt and S-Belt soaked with oil too?
If so did you replace them ?

BB






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