Still have a burning oil smell when stationary. Did the Cam Tensioner Seals, Valve Cover Gasket...
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Have had the belly pan off for a while. Don't see any spots on the ground.
Any other thoughts on what it might be ?
Any other thoughts on what it might be ?
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Check that the rubber seal at the rear of the hood lid is in place, and then buy the Bosch activated carbon cabin filter. Worked for me, and more practical then fixing the tiniest oil leaks.
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It also sits just over the Drivers Side exhaust manifold. I usually replace with a top end reseal but not everyone does it. I have seen them push out due to excessive PCV pressure, usually the root cause of the leak anyway. Did you replace your breather tube??? If not resealing the top end (Valve Covers, Cam Seals, Tensioner Gaskets), will force the pressurized oil to find the next weakest seal, again usually that plug, however I have seen the heads leak at the sealing ***** pressed in from the factory. only in rare occasions though. Hope this helps.