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Old 10-03-03 | 12:29 AM
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Unhappy OMP caked in oil

Uh oh! Spaghettios!

I was under my car today changing the oil, when I found slick oil caked to the OMP, and soon discovered that is where it is leaking from. It seems to be right at the part where that POS joins with the engine block.

Besides running premix, which i already do, what should I do from here? is there a gasket separarting the OMP from the engine block that can leak in this fashion?

Thanks for any help.
Old 10-03-03 | 12:33 AM
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what you do is go to k2rd.com and get a blockoff plate. then alls right in the world. as long as you remember the pre mix.... i did it and dont regret it at all.


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Old 10-03-03 | 12:35 AM
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There is an O ring that is oval shaped. You can take off the metering oil pump, remove the O ring which is probably damaged, and replace it with any large O ring of the same cord thickness by cutting it to length and installing it with silicone adhesive. Believe it or not, for low to medium pressure applications, you can cut an O ring and reinstall it with just a clean butt joint at the seam and it won't leak.

I did this to my Integra's fuel pressure regulator O ring about four years ago and have never had it leak. The injector seats and O rings, on the other hand, which are stock . . .
Old 10-03-03 | 12:42 AM
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I used copper seal RTV 888 on my leaking oil filter pedestal, so I guess I'll try the same trick again!
Old 10-03-03 | 12:51 AM
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its a $4 part for the OEM O-ring on the MOP. Why would you replace it with anything else???
Old 10-03-03 | 01:07 AM
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Originally posted by Icemark
its a $4 part for the OEM O-ring on the MOP. Why would you replace it with anything else???




Possibly because I didn't know it was a $4 part that i could still get?
Old 10-03-03 | 11:04 AM
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The O rings in the pedestal are still available as well. I think those were only $2 each last time I needed some.
Old 10-03-03 | 12:34 PM
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Originally posted by RoninAutoBoX
I used copper seal RTV 888 on my leaking oil filter pedestal, so I guess I'll try the same trick again!
Icemark is right.

I think in total for both O-Rings it came to $4.50 CDN, I replaced mine about a month and a half ago. No leaks.

Replacing them is easy, too. Do it next oil change. Pull off the pedestal, clean her up and make shiny, and then install the new rings and POW! You'll feel that much better about it.
Old 10-03-03 | 12:37 PM
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or just block it off!!!!! and smell the 2 cycle!!!!


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