QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ May 11 2007, 09:19 PM)
QUOTE(toon1 @ May 11 2007, 11:08 PM)
It may also be oil cooler seals, Just so happens I have my motor out, here's a pic. of where the sensor and cooler are in relation to the filter. Hope that it's not the cooler seals, you will have to pull the motor to replace
Can we
PLEASE lay the fallacy that "you have to pull the motor to replace the oil cooler seals" to rest???
There is a classic thread on how to replace the seals (and even the cooler) without pulling the motor.
I know.. I have done it!
OK, I'll put it to rest. More power to ya, I would have pulled the motor.
QUOTE(rhodyguy @ May 12 2007, 07:53 AM)
if the area around the oil pressure sending switch is dry and there is puddle of oil on the top of the filter, chances are your cooler seals are spent. DO NOT fall victim to 'while it's apart, i think i'll...'
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It's soooooo easy to fall victim to that. If it where me and the leak was that bad,knowing how 914 are, I'd pull the motor and reseal everything I could.
while it's out, might as well have the heads checked!
if the heads are off, might as well replace the rings!
since I got it this far, might as well split the cases and put in bearings!
If I am going to put in new bearings might as well put in a Raby cam!
If I'm putting in a cam , might as well put in BIG pistons.............
SHIT!!!!!!!!!!
It's that easy