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RASMATAZ
CAR REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
75,992 POSTS
Have the engine compression checked-both wet and dry tests-could be Valves/Seals or Rings-
Nov 28, 2012 at 12:50 AM
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TONY GRAMZ
MEMBER
9 POSTS
I just had the same problem......change the front crank seal and the crankcase vent valve! I also changed the valve cover gaskets and all the best cause there was oil on mine.