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Small oil leak around cylinder 1

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello as the title suggest the car has developed a slight oil leak around cylinder 1. It is an AT engine with about 100.000km. I have been following this leak for about 1 year or 15.000km and it�s always looked like this. The difference is that now I noticed a few drops of oil have also fallen down from it. The car is in a a garage where the temperature is always above 10C and outside it is currently winter from 1-10C. During winter drive the car when the roads are dry snd temps above freezing. I kindly ask anyone who experienced a similar issue to share their experience and a solution. Thank you very much!

POST 2Original post

Assuming a 3.4l my guess would be a spark plug tube seal. U can do a search.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sorry, forgot to mention, it is the 3.4 version. I�ll have look.

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