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The valve guide seal keeps oil in the top of the cylinder head from leaking down the valve stem and into the combustion chamber. Vehicles with worn valve guide seals usually emit blue smoke from the tailpipe on startup due to the oil that leaked past the seal while the car was parked. Oil leaks from valve guide seals are normally small and the blue smoke from the tailpipe usually dissipates after a short amount of time. Worn valve guide seals can result in oil or ash fouling of the spark plug and cause driveability problems.
Valve seals in an IC engine controls the leakage of engine oil from getting into the engine manifold and holds the gas pressure inside the manifold from leaking into the crank case. These are symptoms when valve seals in your engine goes bad or worn out. Thanks for watching. BGM Credits: Infraction - Corporate Upbeat Music library.
#valve_seal #valve #valve_seal_guide 11 Symptoms of a Bad Valve Guide Seals 1. Blue Smoke From Exhaust The most common symptom of a bad valve seal is blue smoke from the exhaust pipe. 2) Excessive Oil Use A vehicle with damaged or worn out valve guide seals will end up using more oil than it normally uses as it leaks by the seals. 3. Performing Engine Braking Test Engine braking is when you use engine vacuum instead of the brakes to slow down the car. This can be done by letting off the throttle and downshifting so that the engine RPM increases. The increased engine speed and lower gearing creates more engine vacuum and resistance to forward motion, slowing the vehicle. When you have a bad valve seal, the oil that collects at the front cover of the head will end up burning when you push on the accelerator after coasting for a while. This is apparent especially when going downhill and again will be indicated by the excessive smoke that leaves the tailpipe. The oil here burns longer than in normal cases. 4) Smoke when idling at Stop and Go Driving Your car spends a while idling in stop and go traffic, or when waiting a long time at a stop light or stop sign. Bad valve seals mostly show themselves when the car is idling for a while. 5. Performing the Cold Engine Test When your vehicle has been sitting overnight or for a longer period of time, the top of the head of the valve cover will have some oil left over from the last time you drove. The rubber valve seal has cooled during nonoperation, which causes it to contract and leave a small gap. When you start the engine, the oil ends up getting sucked down through the bad seal into the combustion area, producing a blueish smoke out of the tailpipe. 6. Engine Misfiring An engine with broken seals can cause oil to build on the electrodes of the engine’s spark plugs. As a result, plug fouling can occur, which is an accumulation of carbon deposits that can cause engine misfires. As carbon buildup increases, so does compression, leading to engine damage from faulty detonation or even issues with pre-ignition. 7) Low Power or Loss in Acceleration Misfires and sluggish acceleration may be a problem with worn valve seals, as the oil burns up and leaves ash on the spark plugs and inside the combustion chamber. Check the spark plugs for spark plug fouling. A compression test on a vehicle with a bad valve guide seal may show unusually high compression – if you see low compression along with these other symptoms, it may be a bad piston ring or a leaky head gasket instead. 8) Ticking or popping Noise When the car starts, misaligned parts or excess play between components in the engine may clack against one another and cause a ticking noise. Since the valve guide seal lubricates and aligns the parts of the valve correctly, a bad valve seal may cause a valve to be out of alignment or insufficiently lubricated leading to noisy operation. At times, you might notice these issues arriving before any other problem. When you accelerate the engine, the noise gets louder. It means that some of the train components of the valve are out of alignment or have worn out. . 9. Oil clogged spark plugs If you recently replaced your spark plugs and noticed that there was some strange clay on the spark plug tips, it is most likely coming from burnt oil after the combustion. This oil will burn into the spark plug and cause clay, which will stay there. This oil is most likely coming from a leaking intake valve sealing or a failed turbocharger. 10. External Oil leaks If you have a turbocharged car, the turbo pressure can go past the intake valve seals if worn, which causes the pressure in the crankcase house to increase. Increased crankcase pressure can result in external oil leaks 11. Rough Idling A defective valve seal is easily noticeable when your car is idling. The car engine is often susceptible to holding a steady low, idling RPM. Because of this, when a valve seal is bad, and there is oil going into the combustion chamber, you might notice rough idling or even stall sometimes. Disclaimer: The ABJ Garage is not affiliated with the businesses whose products are shown in this video. Any trademarks depicted are the property of their respective owners. Dear viewers, if you own the copyright to any video posted on the channel, and you are against placing your videos on the list, and if you do not want to see your video in the compilation please write us in the comment section below or use the following email address: bichakum1987🤍yahoo.com DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing."
¿Qué es el sello de aceite de la válvula con fugas defectuoso? What is BAD Leaking Valve Oil Seal ? Disclaimer: These videos are intended to offer general information working a car and tools. The Peter Finn have used best effort in creating the video. No liability can be accepted by the author and publisher for any expense, damage or injury caused by any errors in the information given. In no event shall author be liable for any direct, indirect damages or loss of profit by you or any third party. Due to factors beyond the control, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Peter Finn assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. I recommend safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Peter Finn. Work carefully and safely. Also avoid accidents.
HOW TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BAD VALVE SEALS. SYMPTOMS OF BAD VALVE SEALS Have you ever wondered how to find out if your valve seals are good or bad / worn. In this video we will explain what are the symptoms of bad or worn valve stem seal also known just as valve seals. If the valve seals are bad you will experience increased oil consumption and you will notice bluish black smoke coming from the exhaust of your car. In this video we will explain what the symptoms are and how to know for sure if your valve stem seals are worn /bad. We decided to do that with the engine being apart so we can explain what needs to be done to replace valve seals as well. ► Check out our Amazon Store for the tools and parts that we use: 🤍 ► Our Website: 🤍 ► Our Baby Girl Channel: 🤍 ► Our Second Car Channel: 🤍 ► Honest Product Review Channel: 🤍 ► GoFundMe Link: 🤍 Our Most Popular Videos: ► Bumper Repair: 🤍 ► Missing Wheel Lock: 🤍 ► Bearing Replacement: 🤍 ► Restore Headlights: 🤍 ♦♦♦ Cameras & Gear Used For This Video ♦♦♦ •Cameras Panasonic Lumix FZ300: 🤍 •Tripod Polaroid 72-inch: 🤍 •Microphone Polaroid Pro Video Condenser: 🤍 •Light NEEWER 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable: 🤍 •Comuter for editting Lenovo ideapad 310: 🤍 ♦♦♦ Other Equipment and Gear that I use ♦♦♦ •Camera Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405: 🤍 •GoPro HERO5 Black: 🤍 •Extra Computer For Editting Lenovo Ideapad 510: 🤍 ► Like Us on FACEBOOK: 🤍 ► LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for MORE DIY VIDEOS that could SAVE YOU BIG $$$$$$$ !!! This is not a sponsored video. Everything is purchased by us! The video is meant for entertainment purposes only. Do not Attempt! AMAZON ASSOCIATES DISCLOSURE Auto Repair Guys is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com *Disclaimer We, Auto Repair Guys, are not responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Information given in this video does not guarantee the desired outcome. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Auto Repair Guys.
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SYMPTOMS OF BAD LEAKING VALVE SEALS ON HYUNDAI KIA If you have Hyundai or Kia and you want to know the symptoms of leaking valve seals / signs of leaking valve seals on Hyundai or Kia we will explain that in this video. We explained the symptoms of leaking valve seals / signs of leaking valve seals on 2013 Hyundai Sonata engine but the same 2.4 GDI engine but similar procedure should apply to multiple Hyundai and Kia models so the video may be helpful on: Hyundai Santa Fe Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Sonata Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Tucson Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Cadenza Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Optima Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Sportage Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Sorento Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Elantra Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Veloster Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Genesis Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Hyundai Accent Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Forte Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Soul Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals Kia Rio Symptoms of Leaking Valve Seals, Signs of Leaking Valve Seals ►► Which Battery Terminal To Remove First: 🤍 ► Screwdriver Set: 🤍 ► Mechanic Tool Set: 🤍 ► Scanner That We Use: 🤍 ► Check out our Amazon Store for the tools and parts that we use: 🤍 ► Our Website: 🤍 ► Our Baby Girl Channel: 🤍 ► Our Second Car Channel: 🤍 ► Honest Product Review Channel: 🤍 ► GoFundMe Link: 🤍 Our Most Popular Videos: ► Bumper Repair: 🤍 ► Missing Wheel Lock: 🤍 ► Bearing Replacement: 🤍 ► Restore Headlights: 🤍 ♦♦♦ Cameras & Gear Used For This Video ♦♦♦ •Cameras Panasonic Lumix FZ300: 🤍 •Tripod Polaroid 72-inch: 🤍 •Microphone Polaroid Pro Video Condenser: 🤍 •Light NEEWER 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable: 🤍 •Computer for editting Lenovo ideapad 310: 🤍 ♦♦♦ Other Equipment and Gear that I use ♦♦♦ •Camera Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405: 🤍 •GoPro HERO5 Black: 🤍 •Extra Computer For Editting Lenovo Ideapad 510: 🤍 ► Like Us on FACEBOOK: 🤍 ► LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for MORE DIY VIDEOS that could SAVE YOU BIG $$$$$$$ !!! This is not a sponsored video. Everything is purchased by us! The video is meant for entertainment purposes only. Do not Attempt! AMAZON ASSOCIATES DISCLOSURE Auto Repair Guys is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com *Disclaimer We, Auto Repair Guys, are not responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Information given in this video does not guarantee the desired outcome. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Auto Repair Guys.
This video explains the symptoms of valve seals of engine and function. Intake and exhaust valve seals to reduce oil consumption and to maintain perfect combustion of the engine. The valve itself has a seal (and sometimes a protective sleeve) to help prevent leakage of combustion gasses and prevent oil from leaking into the main engine area. These seals are commonly constructed out of a super strength rubber material and they're placed into a small collar of the valve stem's top area.
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Leaking valve seals cause your engine to smoke when you first start it up, and then it usually runs the rest of the day with no smoke. Usually replacing the valve seals will fix the problem. Here's how to do it. Of course other engines may vary to some degree but the basics are the same.
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Is the Fluidmaster fill valve in your toilet leaking? Learn how to replace the valve seal in a Fluidmaster 400 fill valve. Replacing the valve seal is a simple toilet repair and possible solution for a leaking toilet fill valve. Before replacing the Fluidmaster fill valve, first, try replacing the valve seal. Learn how easy it is to replace the fill valve seal. Great information for beginners. 🤍HacksbyDad Disclaimer: This video description contains affiliate links. That means if you make a purchase or sign up for a service after clicking one of my links I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you for supporting my channel! Products shown in this video are available at Amazon... Fluidmaster Fill Valve Seal 242... 🤍 Fluidmaster 400AH Toilet Fill Valve... 🤍 Also, please check out my Amazon Storefront... 🤍 Also, please check out my Amazon Storefront... 🤍 This video is for entertainment purposes only. Rely on the information in this video at your own risk. Thank you for supporting my channel through Patreon... 🤍
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I am checking out a water leak. The packing nut seal is leaking on the main shut off valve. On top of that, the main water shut won't close so removing and soldering a new valve wasn't possible. I decide to take the valve apart and try to rebuild it with miscellaneous gaskets sitting around.
If your tanks leaks near the toilet bolts, fix your toilet flush valve gasket under the flapper. START - Shut off the water. Then hold the flush handle down to empty the tank. Sponge out the remaining water. 1. Remove the toilet tank. Disconnect the water supply hose from the tank. Unscrew the toilet tank to bowl bolts and nuts. Lift the tank off the bowl and place on a flat surface. 2. Remove the rubber tank-to-bowl gasket sealing ring from the outside bottom of the flush valve. Unscrew the nut that holds the flush valve onto the tank using large-jawed pliers. Reach inside the tank and disconnect overflow tube, unhook the flapper chain to flush lever. Pull out the remaining flush valve unit. 3. Examine the new threaded end inner rubber gasket flush valve to ensure it’s in place. Insert the new flush valve into the hole in the bottom of the tank. Thread the large nut back onto the valve and tighten it by hand. Attach the flapper chain to the flush lever. 4. Adjust the new valve so that the flapper chain block flapper somehow. Adjust the overflow tube height to a minimum of 1 inch below hole for the flush handle. Trim the overflow tube if necessary. Tighten the large nut with the big pliers to ensure a good seating, but less than one-half turn beyond hand-tight to not stress the porcelain. 5. Install a new rubber tank-to-bowl gasket sealing ring over the flush valve outlet for good seal. Hold the top of the tank bolts from inside the tank with a screwdriver, and remove the nuts holding them to the tank with a wrench. Install new tank bolts, washers, gaskets and nuts. Tighten the nuts carefully to avoid damaging the tank. 6. Replace the tank. Set the toilet tank onto the bowl. Press down on the tank so the gasket seats properly; move it around so it seats right. Slide on the new gasket assuring the tapered side facing away from the tank. 7. Tighten the toilet bolts Use new rubber tank washers. Insert the rubber washers in to the tank, then the bolts through the washers. Do not use metal washers inside the tank. From under the bowl, hand-tighten the bolts with another washer and nut. Tighten the toilet bolts alternately, first one side then the other until the tank doesn't wobble. The tank will still move some because the rubber gasket is not supportive or firm. NOTE: Don't over-tighten tank bolts because cracked porcelain. 8. Reconnect the water supply hose to the fill valve Flush and check for leaks. 9. Place the tank back onto the bowl. Thread on the tank-to-bowl nuts, tighten well for good seal from tank to bowl. Don't over-tighten the tank. Clip the tube from the fill valve onto the overflow pipe. Attach the water supply line and tighten. Turn on the water to check for leaks and proper operation of the new flush valve. 10. Reconnect the water supply hose to the fill valve. Flush and check for leaks. Hi! I’m Blair Gilbert, aka MR. HARDWARE. As a third-generation hardware store owner, licensed builder, and finish carpenter, my mission is to help you “do it right the first time!” On this site, I share expert home and yard DIY advice in over 200 videos. I can fix and repair your problems. Learn more at: 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍
In the video we show how to change the seals of three-piece ball valves. Our GEMÜ B22 type is used as an example.
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In this video I will reveal the RESULT of my test of the additive LIQUI MOLY Öl-Verlust-Stop / OIL Leak Stop on my beloved 745i e65. If it works on this 4.4 V8 N62B44, it should work on other engines too. The beast have problems with valve seals leaking oil, so before going for expensive repairs I am testing this additive. Part 1 here: 🤍 Thanks for watching! Subscribe for more!
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Showing The importance of testing your valve seal with a vacuum so you know everything is proper. Vacuum set up what is built with components purchased at Home Depot, Lexan plate, Rubber gasket from the plumbing department, threaded nipple and hose. I use a Mity-Vac but you could save time with a small electric vacuum pump. 
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In this video, we replace the valve seals in a factory eve engine cylinder head. The engine is a 1200S from a 1999 Sportster.
Follow along with this helpful video for guidance on replacing a Champion accelerator flush valve seal. STEP 1: Begin by shutting off the water supply. Then, drain the tank by holding down the handle or lifting the valve chain inside the tank. STEP 2: Depress the trip lever and remove the clevis pin from the trip lever rod. Then, detach the trip lever rod from the flush valve. STEP 3: Lift the flapper, loosen and remove the flush valve chain. STEP 4: Open the flapper. Then, simply remove and replace the flapper seal. STEP 5: Insert and tighten the flush valve chain back onto the flapper. Place the flapper back into the toilet tank. STEP 6: Reattach the trip lever rod and the clevis pin. Your accelerator flush valve seal is now successfully replaced and installed. View our selection of Champion toilets: 🤍 Subscribe to our Channel: 🤍 American Standard on Facebook: 🤍 American Standard on Twitter: 🤍 American Standard on Instagram: 🤍 American Standard on Pinterest: 🤍 Find More Great Videos from American Standard: 🤍 Check out our Luxury Bathroom Products at DXV by American Standard: 🤍
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