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96GSRteg

Tyler
Don't do that. Get a shop vac and vacuum it out. Or go use a gas station vacuum. Then replace/repair the gasket. Either get some silicone and spread it around where the old gasket is broken, or go buy new OEM ones. They're about $40 each.

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JustinMcGee1

I like Hondas
The water in mine just drained out. Not too worried about it as my trunk is "gutted"

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94RS

No fucks given.
Might have exaggerated the largeness of it, but it was big enough to pool in the corner of the trunk under the light/antenna. But I've already soaked up the water with some towels.

For now, until I can replace the gasket, I closed a small tarp in the corner of the trunk to cover the light and antenna (in case it's leaking through there too). Probably gonna replace both sides at the same time since my car is now 20 years old....
 

Ryan659

Active Member
Yup, I guess we're boring, lol.

Anybody hear good stuff about ABS dynamics? I'm gonna be picking some more parts up and they seem to have what I want for a good price.
 

pinatigerdc4

New Member
Have thin layer of slydge coming from under the head. A friend said its a cracked seal? O-ring? Can I get someone elses opinion. I have sludge at the bottom of the block too where the tranny and engine meet . Cant post the pucs i can pm them if someone can help



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R13

The other asshole
My cam seal leaks a little bit and does that, My head gasket had a slight leak but it seems to have stopped after I re-torqued the head like Dylan (Samurai blue) told me to.

Judging from that first pic that definitely looks like a cam seal.
 
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