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Old 02-17-2007, 06:27 AM
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I have this as well on my '03. I've never tried wiping the residue off as it's a really small spot and it looks caked over (read: old and no longer leaking). I've read a few other posts on here about this same issue. I don't think it's anything to be concerned with.
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I have it too! havent done anything to correct the issue though. maybe its because im using synthetic oil.
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Originally Posted by Slows2k,Feb 17 2007, 07:24 AM
Technically it is a defect, but I wouldn't replace the cylinder head to repair. If you car was still under warranty Honda would epoxy it 1st.

thx for the input guys really appreciate it
ok cool thanks for the advice, asisde from the oil seeping through the metal... over time it wouldnt cause any damage or lead to other major failures right?
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Your engine will consume far more oil than will seep from the cylinder head at this location.
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nice K&N ^.^
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Originally Posted by shotiable,Feb 17 2007, 05:32 PM
nice K&N ^.^
Thanks
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I would continue to clean that area and monitor it weekly. Its unlikely to fail catastrophically, but you need to watch it.

Im with Slow, more oil will be lost elsewhere.

Might be worth seeing if the bolts will pull up a bit - but if it was me I would leave it - might make it worse.

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Sounds good! I'll keep an eye on it once I drive my S again... stupid winter not permitting me to!
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I have this problem, A lot of cars usually do. I wipe it down every few months. Unless I see drips of oil, I wouldn't be to concerned
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