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Intake Oil Seep?

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Any chance the dealer you purchased it from used some of that engine shine spray.

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Any chance the dealer you purchased it from used some of that engine shine spray.

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POST 2Original post

If your AOS was failing you would see smoke out the exhaust. This could be leftover from a previous AOS failure. That check valve is part of the vacuum system IIRC, shouldn't have oil in it. Try getting in their and wiping surfaces down. Then check it out every few days for fresh oil. I just had my AOS replaced and the check valve was a little dirty, but not full of oil. You could try removing it and inspecting it too. Any chance the dealer you purchased it from used some of that engine shine spray. That stuff is sticky and may be what you are seeing.

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Also what's up with the broken hose sitting on top of the alternator?

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