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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Oil leak in timing belt area - update » Post Reply
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Slammed_Corsa |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 19:24 |
Got ya mate. | |
Haimsey |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 19:21 |
ohhh, youre right yeah on the location. | |
Slammed_Corsa |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 19:18 |
If can remember correctly these will be the bolts that go into the bottom of oil pump and i am pretty sure that that are meant to be longer than the rest of the sump bolts. | |
Haimsey |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 19:12 |
Well, went out and took it apart again, cleaned it down and rebuilt it. | |
Haimsey |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 09:45 |
Oh right. Ill check that shaun. Its a sort of squealing noise, but also tapping as well - bit hard to describe. I thought the belt was catching because if I pressed on the casing the noise stopped but now I'm thinking maybe its the roller covered in oil that's noisey? | |
Terry12 |
posted on 22nd Jun 10 at 07:45 |
To replace the seal you'll have to take the belt and oil pump off, Remove the old seal and press a new one. Use a socket and tap it in with a hammer. | |
shaunmods |
posted on 21st Jun 10 at 21:04 |
Whats the sound like Marc? When I first ran mine the waterpump went and it knocked the timing out very slightly which made a tapping noise from the cambelt area. Might be worth checking to make sure everything is lined up right. Not too sure about the oil in there though mate | |
Haimsey |
posted on 21st Jun 10 at 16:19 |
Oh right. So it could be knackered even though I've not touched it. Touched the oil pump that is. | |
Slammed_Corsa |
posted on 21st Jun 10 at 16:10 |
its the seal behind the oil pump mate | |
Haimsey |
posted on 21st Jun 10 at 13:19 |
Forgive my stupidity. Where is that? | |
Joe |
posted on 21st Jun 10 at 11:45 |
Crank seal more than likely. | |
Haimsey |
posted on 20th Jun 10 at 22:25 |
Did head gasket, piston rings, sump, valve stem seals, cam cover gasket. | |
Terry12 |
posted on 20th Jun 10 at 18:23 |
What did you replace when you rebuilt the engine? | |
alan t |
posted on 20th Jun 10 at 16:03 |
best option would be to remove the cover, clean up the oil thats sitting around and run the car to identify where the oil leak is coming from. if the belt is covered in oil then after you fix the oil leak i would advice to replace the belt again | |
Haimsey |
posted on 20th Jun 10 at 14:17 |
Car always had a noise since i finished rebuilding it. But it went to pvs nonetheless. |