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#1246766 12/13/2017 4:53 PM
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So got some minor oil leaks on the newly redone 235, one is the fuel pump seal which I might actually fix, the other is either oil pan or rear main seal and I probably won't worry about those cause it's so slow it doesn't really matter I don't think...I used a gasket set as well as rtv silicon on each side of the gaskets. I've never seen and inline Chevy six, not leak from somewhere not that I've seen a ton of them but I'm starting to think it'll leak from somewhere no matter what.

Also some milky oil crap (not much just a drip) comes from my breather tube, but there not really a sign of water in the oil, is this just condensation or something?


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Yes, it probably is condensation.🛠


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Fuel pump leaks are often from people using split lock washers on the mounting bolts. Oil will wick out the bolt threads and through the split in the washer.


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Ohhh ok thanks Dave, I dunno if I used em or not but I'll check


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