Scoobycar

hi,
I have an issue where after I have given my scoobe a bit of a roasting, smoke comes though the bonnent vents when stationary!
On looking, there appears to be one very small leak that is on the drivers side on what appears to be the exhaust manifold!?? Really low down!? Isthat right?
I can not see where the small amount sa oil is coming from but have read about rocker covers which seem to be similar symtoms to mine. Is this what it is and how do I actually go about resolving?
Please help!
Scoobycar

GrahameS

Anything like this ??

http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=219149

Just a thought.

Hope you get it sorted

Grahame

Scoobycar

Cheers for that. It is def not steam tho. The more I read, the more I am convinced it is the rocker cover gasket as everything described in one of those mes sums up what is happening.
Cheers buddy.

GrahameS

Mine actually turned out to be smoke not steam, sorry I meant for you to look at the messages from about 1/2 way down that post..

Jolly Green Monster

iTrader: (4)

Drivers side rocker cover gasket.

JGM

95wrxwhite

mine does it all the time its power steering fluid

Scoobycar

Hi,
what kind of cost am I looking at for the gasket?

Jolly Green Monster

iTrader: (4)

Parts cost £66 and I would expect to be charged 1hours labour maybe 2..

I have the parts list for it around here somewhere..

Found it:

Part number Description Number
11051AA070 Plug-cylinder head 4
13293AA030 Gasket-Rocker cover 4
13270AA040 Gasket-Rocker cover 1
SACC2455 Liquid Gasket-1215 G 1
13271AA051 Washer Rocker Cover 6

JGM

pauls wrx

it will be power steering fluid more than likely the seal goes between the top and bottom of the tank.

Jolly Green Monster

iTrader: (4)

There is indeed a leak that appears on the power steering tank but this leak usually runs down the front of the cambelt cover not the cam cover and Scoobycar says it is low down not high up and on the front of the engine..

The power steering leak would be cheaper though.. lol

JGM

tomski

iTrader: (1)

Hi mate mine turned out to be the crankshaft seal
£10 for the seal local garage charged me £60 labour to fit

Scoobycar

Cheers for the advice guys. It really has helped!
scoobycar

UkLegacyT

i had the same problems, was a camshaft seal on r/hand head, oil set alight on the manifold.
seal was £4.50 from subaru dealer and took me 1/2hr to fit.

ian