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Oil leaks are common occurrence that drivers typically encounter. To some uninitiated, especially when it comes to automotive matters, this could probably be just ignored. But oil leaks are never a simple matter to be denied. Oil leaks are different from oil seeps. While oil seeps do not pose a serious dilemma, oil leaks do. The seep will not produce dripping oil. Oil puddle cannot be seen on the pavement, as with the case of oil leaks.

In the same manner, oil seepage will not suggest immediate repair while oil leaks need to be attended to immediately. Because oil leaks will produce dripping oils causing a puddle into the pavement, the oil level will eventually get drained. This can cause serious damage to the internal engine. In this case, oil leaks should be corrected as immediately as possible.

Oil spillage is typically associated into a bad valve cover or valve cover gaskets. As valve covers are situated at the top of the motor they are always naturally the common source of oil spillage. They are protecting the rocker arms and the valves and are bolted just on top of the engine.

Because of this environment, where these components are sealed by gaskets made of either cork or rubber, the valve cover is continuously exposed to the lubrication process of the valve train. Because of this lubrication process the oil would pool inside the valve cover.

As it would slowly drip back to the engine through its drain back holes, the oil accumulation at the bottom would be exposed to the hot exhaust system parts. The drain back holes get restricted from the lack of required frequency of oil changes. The restriction causes more pressure exerted on the valve cover gaskets as the oil accumulation in the valve cover stays longer. Because of this, the pressure would cause to look for vents escapes, thus, oil leaks or seeps.

Bad valve covers will render the operation of the engine defective. This will eventually hamper your vehicle’s function. To stop further damage, you need to check the valve cover of your Suzuki. Bad valve cover may not mean immediate replacement. However, when things have gone bad, replacement Suzuki valve covers are right in the market to correct the problems of oil leaks.


 
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Suzuki Sidekick Valve Cover Set
Notes : 1.3L/1.6L Eng, w/ Grommets, Fel-Pro# VS50323C
Part # : CPWG312904
OEM # : VS50323C
Fit : 1989-1995 Suzuki Sidekick (89-95)


Suzuki Sidekick Parts > Suzuki Sidekick Valve Cover


Suzuki Samurai Valve Cover Set
Notes : 1.3L Eng, w/ Grommets, Fel-Pro# VS50323C
Part # : CPWG312904
OEM # : VS50323C
Fit : 1986-1995 Suzuki Samurai (86-95)


Suzuki Samurai Parts > Suzuki Samurai Valve Cover


Suzuki Sidekick Valve Cover Set
Notes : 1.3L/1.6L Eng, w/ Grommets, Fel-Pro# VS50323C
Part # : CPWG312904
OEM # : VS50323C
Fit : 1989-1995 Suzuki Sidekick (89-95)


Suzuki Sidekick Parts > Suzuki Sidekick Valve Cover




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