Oil leak passenger side

Donnell said:

Yea ... The gasket within the the VTEC solenoid has gone bad. Easy fix. There is a third bolt. You took a picture of two. Pull all three out and you are at the gasket; the whole solenoid will come off. You can feel your way from the front and pull the bolts off or do it it from where you are.

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If that isn't it check your valve cover gasket. It should be residue right at the gasket. But this picture is screaming VTech gasket. 👌🏾

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Donnell said:

Bottom left gasket****

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Donnell said:

Yea ... The gasket within the the VTEC solenoid has gone bad. Easy fix. There is a third bolt. You took a picture of two. Pull all three out and you are at the gasket; the whole solenoid will come off. You can feel your way from the front and pull the bolts off or do it it from where you are.

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If that isn't it check your valve cover gasket. It should be residue right at the gasket. But this picture is screaming VTech gasket. 👌🏾

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_Sam said:

Check your valve cover and other seals right above it. With that much fluid it shouldn't be hard to miss.

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kryngle said:

I'm also battling a leak with a small amount of oil flying around from the belt. Changed every single gasket, oil pressure sensor, oil pressure switch along with the o-ring. Brand new timing chain cover installed. The cover is not leaking. I did see residue coming from behind the Crankshaft Pulley. I was ruling it out seeing how the timing cover is new but that can't say it's not defective. Gonna inspect the car today (Feb 26 2023) and see if the seal is the culprit.

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Mario777tsx said:

Any luck on what it was? Having the same issue unfortunately

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kryngle said:

Mine was the timing chain cover. Resealed it on the weekend and now is proper

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kryngle said:

I've been battling this issue since November. Its been a bit it cold to really get in it but finally got to it and it feels great not to see oil drips on my driveway. Still keeping my fingaz crossed

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