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Unhappy Oil leak behind oil cooler turned out to be.....

......a small disaster.

I pulled one of the bearing number 1 through bolts. I noticed that the nuts behind the oil cooler was loose so I tried to fasten the
nut. This ended in a a bolt that came loose.




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bloody alloy cases! i guess it's teardown time now. not much else you can do.
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Yes, its teardown time. It only run 35000 km (22000 miles) after a complete overhaul. It is a 2.4S engine which was running very strong with a very low oil consumption and a minor oil leak


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