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T4 Oil Leak

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Old Sep 10th, 2017, 18:49   #11
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My old 2.0 had this issue also and i never got to the bottom of it. Not that this info helps at all :/
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Old Sep 12th, 2017, 01:45   #12
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Oil pooling in that location is usually just spilled oil from the last time someone topped up.
I had the plastic cover off when last changing the oil (to change the spark plugs too), I don't think it was this.

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Maybe the oil fill cap gasket, it becomes brittle.
I checked this and it was the case, I have replaced the seal with a new one from Volvo (pictures show new and old).

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Most common places are at rear of engine (the turbo return pipe) and on the right hand side in behind the timing belt ( vvt gear or cam seal).
When I get some time, I still need to check these.

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The thing with those leaks is that when serviced, the seal needs to be done with some sort of anaerobic gasket.
I will have to look into how much it will cost to get this resealed just incase it is this. I am trying the simpler and cheaper things before doing this.


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I will have to look into how much it will cost to get this resealed just incase it is this. I am trying the simpler and cheaper things before doing this.
That's the smart thing to do!
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