v6 oil leaks
#21
Can't remember but getting the upper covers off isn't that hard....on the front head I think you have to remove the serp belt(s) to get to one of the bolts.
With the covers off, do you see oil coming from the cam seal(s)?
Are you due or close to being due for a timing belt job?
With the covers off, do you see oil coming from the cam seal(s)?
Are you due or close to being due for a timing belt job?
#22
The belt and seals and water pump were done at 107k,it has 110k on it now..From then receipt it says idles and tensioner were all replaced,but the girl I bought it from was from India and her mechanic was an Asian guy that I don't know,he may or may have not changed everything he listed??I'm gonna disassemble to where I can see cam seals and post some pics..
#23
I just bought a 01 accord ex coupe with the v6.It is leaking oil as the pan is wet with fresh oil..I cleaned all of it and ran it to find the leak.Only place I see leaking is the oil pan bolts themselves,they are all tight.Is this common ?Can I reinstall bolts with some thread sealer or dos it need a complete pan sealant change?
I also found oil leaking from cam seals?It's the drivers side front head (on the end ).How hard is that to fix?? Any help would be highly appreciated!
I also found oil leaking from cam seals?It's the drivers side front head (on the end ).How hard is that to fix?? Any help would be highly appreciated!
#24
For the bolt you speak of it is easiest to remove the serpentine belt and serpentine belt tensioner, otherwise the idler pulley remains in the way.
#25
Its hard to tell even with the covers off,its Def wet with oil in the pocket next to bolt so porous block??On side closest to firewall I can't see where the oil is coming from,it almost looks like oil pump seal??What would you guys do?Pressie up the block? The dye stuff wasn't worth a crud.
#26
Here's a few pics,the bare block is just an example of where I'm seeing oil,the one by the filter housing is my engine and I can't figure out the source..How hard is it to reseal oil pump if I have too??Thanks again
#28
Well,I got the oil pump out and it really looks like the leak is from the rubber gasket in between pump an block..I pointed out these places in the pics.Also,while I have it apart I'm gonna go ahead a epoxy the pocket next to idler (spot of porousity in most blocks),then install the coated bolt in the other know possible spot..Hopefully that fixes it! First honda I've ever worked on,so far so good..
#29
Well,I got the oil pump out and it really looks like the leak is from the rubber gasket in between pump an block..I pointed out these places in the pics.Also,while I have it apart I'm gonna go ahead a epoxy the pocket next to idler (spot of porousity in most blocks),then install the coated bolt in the other know possible spot..Hopefully that fixes it! First honda I've ever worked on,so far so good..
#30
It depends on the source of the leak. First of all is this a V6 accord.
If the leak is where the filter seals with the valve assembly? Or is the leak where the valve assembly meets with the engine block?
Did the leak start right after a oil filter change?
If the leak is where the filter seals with the valve assembly? Or is the leak where the valve assembly meets with the engine block?
Did the leak start right after a oil filter change?
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