How do you post photos?

[SnowGSR]

How do you put your photos into a link or post them because I have a leak on my 95 gsr which I think might be the can seal but I would like some second opinions but I can't post any photos.

 

[DonJulio]

You have to register at photo hosting websites, there are plenty of free ones.

I use photobucket.com for example.

I also am able to link my facebook/photobucket/phone all together and upload then post here from my phone.


If your cam seal is leaking, its an easy fix.

Now are you talking about the cam cap on the passenger side, in front of the distributor on the exhaust cam?

Or are you speaking of the rubber seals behind the cam gears?

 

[SnowGSR]

Alright I'll give that a shot thanks for the advice and its the plug/ cap right next to the VTEC solenoid on a b18c1 motor if that helps. I'm pretty sure its called the cam seal plug.

 

[DonJulio]

That is the cam seal plug.

If your cheap, you can remove your valve cover and use hi temp rtv silicone gasket maker all around that plug. Top and bottom.

If you wish to keep a cleaner look, buy a cam seal plug off ebay for like, $15.

 

[SnowGSR]

here are the photos

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[DonJulio]

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Clean up the engine, wash off the oil.

Replace the cam seal and then start from there.

100% sure its the cam seal plug, if not then it would be from the distributor seal. but more than likely its the cam seal plug.

 

[R13]

Actually, Typically that's the headgasket (I had the same leak), Over time the headbolts stretch and the drain back holes leak, I've heard you can re-torque the headbolts to stop it but I imagine since the seal is already compromised it will just slow how much it leaks, With as much gunk is caked on i'm sure the cam seal leaks too but when these things get high in mileage they usually leak out that very corner.

ps Clean that block and fix that coolant leak too :thumbs up

 

[SnowGSR]

Alright well I will go get some hondabond and I have the complete upper gasket set for it, I come prepared and I have an aluminum plug plus the one in the gasket set and the coolant leak was just left over from changing a hose.