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04-12-2009, 09:31 AM
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Well we fired it up on friday afternoon and cleaned the whole area where the oil was leaking. Apparently it is leaking from a pressure tap type plug halfway under the head surface. I looked at another block and its a 1/4 inch square plug, similar to the one on our motors by the distributor. Its not a really bad leak, so we cleaned it again with brakleen and filled it in with rtv. Not a permanent fix but at least it will drive into the garage instead of pushing it. Now we'll just have to find some time to take the head off. Thanks again!
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09-08-2009, 07:19 AM
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ill bet the leak is up near the corner of the block almost where the head and intake meet. its actually under the head. i just had to fix the same leak on my car. heres a pic
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