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Old 28 May 2003
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oil leak help please

My 1VJ has developed a small oil leak by the gear selector. It appears to be coming from behind the bolt that holds what appears to be the neutral finder(well it has a wire attached using a small star head screw)
Am I going to get myself in strife by removing this bolt and locktighting it? Does it have a crush washer? (i can't see one)
Is there a ball bearing spring etc behind it?

Sounds rediculously simple but I don't want to turn a small problem into a big one.

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Steve
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Old 2 Jun 2003
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dismounting is simple, nothing will fall out from inside.
loctiting the thread or placing a new washer probably won't solve the problem.
i bet the switch itself is leaking.
you can try to seal it from outside using a good sealant (silicone). or buy a new one.

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Old 3 Jun 2003
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Thanks Klaus,

I popped the wire off and gently tightened the other day after a long search through the clymers. So far so good so fingers crossed. Thanks for the helpful reply

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Steve

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dismounting is simple, nothing will fall out from inside.
loctiting the thread or placing a new washer probably won't solve the problem.
i bet the switch itself is leaking.
you can try to seal it from outside using a good sealant (silicone). or buy a new one.

regards
klaus
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