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KENO 
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 Topic: 2004 Excalibur spraying oilPosted: September-07-2022 at 6:55am |
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I think I'd be pulling both engine compartment dividers to give some halfway roomy access, pull out a flashlight and get a better look at things.
It sounds like oil on the harmonic balancer from a timing cover seal leak or timing cover gasket leak, neither of which will be easy to fix in your v drive. Maybe you'll get lucky and it's leaking from a valve cover gasket
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dhnautique
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Posted: September-06-2022 at 7:39pm |
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I have a 2004 Super Air 210 and noticed oil in the bilge and on the port side engine compartment divider. I put a few paper towels in front of the panel across from the engine block pulleys and noticed that the spray increases as the RPMs increase. I haven't been able to figure out where the spraying oil is coming from yet. It isn't a lot of oil, but I'd say it would add up to an ounce or two if I was to run the engine for a few hours at anything over idle. Is there a gasket that is known for failure or is there something else that is a good starting point to check out?
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