Thread: oil leak behind the accessory belt & pulleys
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Old 24-07-2011, 11:38 AM   #21
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Default Re: oil leak behind the accessory belt & pulleys
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Originally Posted by Whoosha
If you only took the plug out ,cleaned and resealed it back in thats fine . the actual tensioner adjuster part screws in and out with Allen keys and has settings ext. the one I did fell out with the plug but was a easy fix. still haven found the how to I used at the time, it may have gone into cyber space when we had the Melt down a while back .. I will paste the link up in the How to section for you when I get 10 min. to spare, and you can forward my 5% cut for the hand shot to my account
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I will change the 'how to' top reflect this. I think it would be OK if the tensioner was not fully removed, just undone a bit, put on gasget goo, re-tighten that would be fine. I am sending the how in a word doc to Russell.

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