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#1571205 02/25/2025 9:25 AM
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Does anyone know how to stop oil from leaking out of those screws that hold the breather baffle inside the engine. I have a 235 and these screws are on the right lower bottom by the fuel pump.

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I would use Permatex Seal Lock on the threads. Part # 57535

https://www.jbtools.com/permatex-57535-35-ml-seal-and-lock-thread-compound-1-26-fl-oz/


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I always used nylon washers.
Lead washers were used originally.


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If you unscrew them to seal will the baffle move?


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Only do one at a time so it stays in place, unless you have the pan off.


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