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Sleep-Deprived
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Any solutions to a leaking 6 Cylinder ( 292 )?
Anyone have any tips or tricks for getting a 292 (or any 6 cylinder) to seal up good? I replaced the gaskets, then replaced some again with aviation sealant and the side covers still leak. I think the rear main is leaking too. I wouldn't think that I'd have this much problem with new gaskets, but am looking for someone that has has success in getting a good seal on these engines for more than a few months.
A separate but related question is would a fresh rebuild on the engine help keep things sealed up? I didn't do any machine work with the gasket replacements I did previously. I'd like to have a plan when I get into the flywheel replacement I'm looking at right now. ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: San Francisco, CA USA
Posts: 2,454
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Re: Any solutions to a leaking 6 Cylinder ( 292 )?
I haven't found these engines to be particularly difficult to seal. Might your PCV system be defective or inoperative? If so, this could result in excessive crankcase pressure and that would definitely cause leaks.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: stoddard nh
Posts: 693
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Re: Any solutions to a leaking 6 Cylinder ( 292 )?
how fast/bad is the leak? i see oil on my motor around those covers too, but its light i havent noticed a problem.
Last edited by 292farmer; 06-13-2010 at 12:30 PM. |
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