'88 TII Oil Leak

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'88 TII Oil Leak

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08-12-2009, 11:55 PM	#1
batmanfc Rotarys Ruin Lives Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Wise, VA iTrader: (0) Posts: 66 Rep Power: 16	'88 TII Oil Leak I bought an '88 TII. It has a pretty bad oil leak on the back rotor housing gasket that goes between the back rotor housing and the rear iron. It's on the driver's side near the top. Its to the left of the oil filter. To fix this would I only need the gasket in between those two? It has great compression so I didn't really want to completely rebuild it or is there a way to temporarily fix it until I can save for a full rebuild? I was thinking something like jb welb or a really good high temp epoxy? __________________ '88 Turbo II '89 GXL '07 Cobalt: DD

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