

| Subject: | Re: Oil leak at the rear of a 2.1 - use Brake Parts cleaner... |
| From: | Max Wellhouse |
| Date: | Sun, 29 May 2005 14:28:05 -0500 |
Thanksk to all!! I did the clean the hell out of the area before the post but not the talc. Is the breather tower cleaning pretty self-explanatory once I get it off? Hope ift's not the bore plugs or oil pump!! And the pipe is wet above the gasket at the bvottom, so I don't think that's leaking. More as I get to it. $5 a quart for that Mobil 1 gets pricey if you leave a lot of iton the ground while parked! Max At 10:52 AM 5/29/2005, Paul Guzyk wrote: >I've found that "Brake Parts Cleaner" and rags with a bit of texture >are best for cleaning oily deposits off of engines. > >Autozone, WalMart, and other places often have the spray cans on sale >for $0.99 A little easier to use than gasoline and a little safer >(though Brake Parts Cleaner is extremely flammable too). Don't >forget to wear gloves. > >Once everything is clean you may see a cracked oil filler tube and/or >leaking gasket between the oil filler tube and the engine block. >That would be a good leak to have, much easier to fix than a leaky >oil pump cover. > > >>In a message dated 5/29/05 4:03:20 AM, maxjoyce@IPA.NET writes: >> >><< Any help is appreciated!! >> >>If you do not have >>any mineral spirits, use some gasoline (even better), just don't be stupid.
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