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Busted Engine seal 900 1994

posted by  Jim Holst on  Mon Apr 25 04:37 CST 2005
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Have you checked the rubber plug on the back of the head? I've had these blow out and dump oil. However, I've not had one start to leak and then stop. It's woth checking though. Feel around in back of the head at the level of the camshaft. If there is oil, either the cam cover gasket or the plug is leaking.






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