i put in a new camshaft seal, timing belt. The valve cover gasket was done recently. Had to reopen the valve cover when replaced the camshaft seal, but put the 8 spots of RTV silicone before closing cover. Yesterday for the first time I heard what sounded like belt sqeaking, and when I reved up, the squeaking would be pronounced. The squeaking went away in less than ten minutes. But this morning, I noticed a tiny spot of oil under the right side near CV joint area. When I warmed up the engine, I noticed a very slow drip, you can't see where it is coming from, but you can see the tiny oil spot on the ground. I hope I don't have to reopen timing belt cover because the engine mount was very difficult to remove and re-install ( you can!T squeeze in a ratchet and socket to re-install the engine mount).
is the tiny drip related to the squeak I heard yesterday? ( By the way I also put in a new alternetor belt and a new vane(?) Belt)
the person who helped me with the job, removed the the camshaft seal in a different way: he removed the 2 bolts that hold the C-cap on top of the seal. After putting the new seal, he put back the C-cap and the 2 bolts.
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Saturday, December 22nd, 2012 AT 4:00 PM