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    Posted: 10 May 2011 at 9:31am
The plate on the side of my WC engine block leaks oil a bit.  I put a new gasket on it, gaskets epoxy, etc... and it still leaks.  The bolts seem to work themselves loose over time as well, so I tighten them as need be.  I hear this is a common problem with the WC, any suggestions?
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Some of the leakage is from around the bolts. Copper or fibre washers under the bolt heads seems to help.
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On my WC and WD I used Indian Head gasket cement to stick the gasket to the plate, cleaned the side of the block with lacquer thiner, let it dry good, then a thin coating of red high temp RTV around the edge of the block and around the bolt holes.  That seems to have my leak problem taken care of.
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