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Old 11-03-2005, 10:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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1mz oil tube leak

so after a brisk trip to orlando (2 hour drive) i went to pull my ecu fuse because i almost ran out of gas (low fuel on a hill) and i notice a leak on top my valve cover. today i took a look at my leak to find it's comming from the spark plug tube on the #2 pistion (what would the the front of the engine closest to the radiator) well i pulled the coil pack and cleand it up, now there wasnt any oil in the tube just around it but my engine was dusty as hell and there was some crud to clean up.

now is it just the spark plug tube gaskets in the head or the seal around the tube i need to replace, and where the hell can i get the tube around the coil pack.

personaly i'm just hoping it just needed to be cleaned.
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Old 11-03-2005, 10:21 AM   #2 (permalink)
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do you replace your air filter when your fuel filter clogs up?

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whats an oil tube.... i must be missing something...
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crap i mean spark plug tube, and i have a k&n so i wash mine

but ya just checked the back bank thats leaking as well so i'm going to order in a set of seals and swap them out this weekend.

anyone have any tips on chage the sparkplug tube gaskets?

also gona order me a set of NGK spark plug wires for the back bank, and some denso spark plugs.
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