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oil leakage

Had this weekend a big trip with the 911 (engine swap from 2.7 to 3.2)

Car runs very good BUT....

This morning a found a oil drip on the floor :-(

Checked the engine and there is a little oil leakage vissible between the housing of the valves and the camshaft at cilinder 4.

Can I do something to prevent this oil leakage, it really bother's me.

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Porscheke

Old 12-10-2007, 02:26 AM
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I had not run the SC for about three weeks and found a puddle under the car.... It never leaked a drop before..
I had a look under this weekend and found the return tubes from the heads to the case were weeping oil. The guys at a local shop told me that when the oil equalizes for a period of time the oil level in the case will rise and the tubes could leak...
I turned the tubes slightly to hopefully seal the o rings on the tubes...
I think the perfectly sealed engine is like a perfect vacuum, not possible.
Just one drip?
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Old 12-10-2007, 04:21 AM
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Yes

This morning one drip on the garage floor, after the first big trip

But what will it be after several trips....
It just drives me nuts to see these oil leakage....

The oil return tubes are complete dry.

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