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Oyltite

I read a thread about using a product called Oyltite to temporarily stop minor oil leaks. I have one on my case that I would like to top until such time that I drop the engine and split the case.

Anyone know where you can get this stuff?


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I realize this may be an off the wall suggestion, but why not try a google search?
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I am not familiar with oyltite however, the use of similar products in 911 engines is generally frowned upon given the small diameter of the oil passages.
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Oyltite is applied externaly. It is brushed into cracks, etc. and seals them. The stuff is supposed to swell when in contact with oil.

I did try Google, but did not find anything definitive.

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Quote:
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The stuff is supposed to swell when in contact with oil.
Sorta like girlfriends and wedding rings?
I can't imagine it being more than a very temporary fix. Probably best used by shady used car people...
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I did try Google, but did not find anything definitive.
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I did the same and after following one specific link, found all I wanted to know about the stuff.
Perhaps we use different google search engines
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I heard of a product that does the same thing, although I don't know the name of it. I have not researched it yet but its made by "Loctite"
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