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Old 05-15-2013, 10:35 AM   #15
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Today I drained the oil, removed the flywheel and cleaned up the back of the engine to get ready for the RMS and IMS replacement work. I also decided to get a new flywheel. The old one is probably ok, but what the heck.

I was surprise to see the the rear of the engine was not as messy as I had expected. I thought I would see evidence of oil leak, but not so much.

Here are the pics before I cleaned it up. If any of you have any thoughts about what you see, let me know.







And here it is after some clean-up.



Looks like the leak is from the IMSB flange, so good catch. Did you check the cam deviation before you took it apart? Was there any metal in the oil filter or the sump plate?

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