On May 13, 10:40Â*pm, jim beam <spamvor...@bad.example.net> wrote:
> z wrote:
> > On May 12, 5:14�pm, ndccpf1 <ndcc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Or a frame piece needs to be removed ?
>
> > probably have to wrestle with the exhaust. might try a dose of those
> > leak sealer goops; they do wonders with a low pressure rubber gasket
> > leak.
>
> application of goop requires pan removal. Â*in which case, you may as
> well replace the gasket properly. Â*much better to re-snug the bolts and
> see if it fixes the problem. Â*9 times out of 10, it does.

naw, just the mouse milk you pour into the oil. i had a leaky rear
main seal on a volvo a while back, wasn't up to digging my way down to
it; the parts guy (mom n pop store, not poop boys) looks it up in a
catalog, says yep it might be susceptible, sells me a bottle of the
stuff. don't remember which brand. did a pretty good job stopping the
leak.

doesn't work on the gasket inside the vtec solenoid, btw, i guess it's
probably not rubber. goes through a quart a week.