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Originally Posted by gtofreek
Timing covers are famous for getting pin holes that leak slowly.
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That one has gotten me a couple times!
You can add food dye while it's out of the car and pressurized, might be easier to spot. By adding water, it will save your arm from pumping all that air into the engine.
The dye also sticks to cracks, so when you're searching with a flashlight it will show better. If you let it dry, you can still see it on disassembly too.
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