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> help with oil leak, 2056 build
Al Meredith
post Oct 23 2022, 10:46 AM
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I found my problem ! MY FAULT the thin aluminum gasket between the case and the cylinder was bent over and not sealing. I discovered the seal when I remover the cylinder . Everything good now, ran up the engine for 15 minutes and perfectly dry. My apologies to AA the cylinder was fine . The reason I was looking for something else is the fact that I have built dozens of ty4 over 30 years and never had this issue. MY BAD.
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Superhawk996
post Oct 23 2022, 11:23 AM
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Thanks for closing out that oil leak thread. We’ve all been there and your posting will be a lesson to us all. Not only about how the littlest details matter but also the wisdom of doing initial start and cam break in on the test stand.

What a PITA it would be to install into the car and then have to pull the engine. Been there done that!
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post Oct 23 2022, 12:55 PM
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QUOTE(Al Meredith @ Oct 23 2022, 10:46 AM) *

I found my problem ! MY FAULT the thin aluminum gasket between the case and the cylinder was bent over and not sealing. I discovered the seal when I remover the cylinder . Everything good now, ran up the engine for 15 minutes and perfectly dry. My apologies to AA the cylinder was fine . The reason I was looking for something else is the fact that I have built dozens of ty4 over 30 years and never had this issue. MY BAD.


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Thanks for letting us know your outcome
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