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Old 10-20-2014, 07:43 AM   #1
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It sounds to me like you had a leak from one of your OMP (Oil Metering Pump) lines. This is NOT a good thing!!! Just to be safe I would start premixing (2-stroke ashless premix, make sure its tcw-3) 1oz. per gallon of gas until you get that fixed..

Also, just an fyi.. rotaries are designed to have oil injected into the combustion chamber to lubricate the seals. This is a REQUIRED process. If you broke one of the lines delivering this oil for injection you're going to need to replace/fix that immediately. People will commonly remove the factory oil injection equipment because of the potential for malfunction (like you're experiencing), but it is critical that you account for that by pouring lubricating oil directly into the fuel tank.

The standard accepted ratio of oil to fuel is 1:128, or 1oz (US) to 1gal (US). You could throw in 1oz per 3 litres of fuel to be safe.
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Old 10-29-2014, 08:25 AM   #2
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i fixed the oil line that was broken going to my oil injectors. i replaced the gasket because i had one on hand and when i cleaned it off and rechecked for the leak location it looked like it was dripping from the drain pan. i think it might be coming from my rear main seal. the oil is coming from around where the engine mounts up to the bell housing and is streaming down the top of the transmission. i didnt know if there was a line coming from the top of the engine that it could be dripping for thats why i pulled the intake manifold to double check. are there any thoughts on if it could be the rear main seal and if not do you know of a common problem that it could be. thanks for the advice and links i really appreciate it.
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Old 10-29-2014, 11:19 AM   #3
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You have a manual trans, correct? Assume so being it's a US market T2. Easy way to check if the rear main seal is leaking is to remove the small inspection cover (4x 10mm bolts) on the bottom of the bell housing and have a look with a good flashlight & an inspection mirror.
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