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Formally Kia Chaser
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Newcastle
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G'Day all. I have noticed a slight oil leak coming from inbetween the rocker cover and the cylinder head. Now on some older cars i've had, usually this kinda small leak can be fixed by tightening the bolts around the edge of the rocker cover, however, to my surprise, the only bolts i could see were 4 big ones ontop of the rocker cover. (Now I could be wrong because it was really dark in the garage as my work light had blowen). Can Itighten these bolts on the top or do they need a (specific) torque setting? Or do I just need a whole new r/c gasket?
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How to tighten rocker cover?
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