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I took the car out yesterday and noticed a small leak on the driveway. Does anyone have any idea what this can be? I pinpointed location (see images). Thank you for the help!
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POST 2Original post
Clean up the area with some brake cleaner and see if it is leaking at the chain tensioner bolt, or right above it - the AOS. Bet it is coming either from the AOS or the AOS bellows that is right above that point.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks. It's pretty dry all around, so seems to the tensioner bolt. I assume I'm ok with driving like this for a bit.
POST 4Original post
Never assume...
POST 5Original post
Could be crank seal at flywheel
POST 6Original post
If you think it is the chain tensioner bolt, you could check to make sure it is "snugged" up. Find the correct socket size and give it a little snug tighten. Do not remove the chain tensioner as you have to lock the engine and cams to do that.
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