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Thread: FE Intake Oil Leak -- End Gaskets or Not?
          
   
   

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    jawarner is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Thanks for the posts. I have tried to rule out all the simple things. Tightening the valve covers seemed to slow it a little but I still don't think that is it. (Just wishful thinking).

    Assume it is the intake with a slow leak in the front driver's corner. Is there any alternative to R&R'ing the intake? As you know with an FE, that means rocker arms, resetting valves etc. Is there any hope of pushing some RTV into front corner or anything I can do to save a weekend of work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jawarner View Post
    Thanks for the posts. I have tried to rule out all the simple things. Tightening the valve covers seemed to slow it a little but I still don't think that is it. (Just wishful thinking).

    Assume it is the intake with a slow leak in the front driver's corner. Is there any alternative to R&R'ing the intake? As you know with an FE, that means rocker arms, resetting valves etc. Is there any hope of pushing some RTV into front corner or anything I can do to save a weekend of work?
    Very slim chance, but probably worth a try before disassembling again.....
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