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Cam Solenoid Seals. Just pop it out a bit, then. My plan is to replace both cam seals (i have the cam lock tool), and both rear plastic plugs. I rarely see this leak before 200k. Raycer made a post about it. Thanks to ''raycer'' a forum member, i was able to find out that it was due to a faulty solenoid seal from one of the 2 vct solenoid unit under the hood. One solenoid is behind the vacuum pump, but it is possible to get it out without removing the pump. My 2005 xc90 2.5t with 120k develops an oil leak at the right subframe area, very classic for cam seal leak. If it's stuck, you can gently pry it with a screwdriver, being careful not. My question is about the crank seal (oil pump seal): These kits typically include a new camshaft adjuster solenoid, seals, and other necessary components to replace the faulty solenoid and restore proper engine function. Use your shop towel/rag to wipe the mating surface of the block and its seal.

If it's stuck, you can gently pry it with a screwdriver, being careful not. My 2005 xc90 2.5t with 120k develops an oil leak at the right subframe area, very classic for cam seal leak. Thanks to ''raycer'' a forum member, i was able to find out that it was due to a faulty solenoid seal from one of the 2 vct solenoid unit under the hood. My plan is to replace both cam seals (i have the cam lock tool), and both rear plastic plugs. Raycer made a post about it. My question is about the crank seal (oil pump seal): Use your shop towel/rag to wipe the mating surface of the block and its seal. I rarely see this leak before 200k. These kits typically include a new camshaft adjuster solenoid, seals, and other necessary components to replace the faulty solenoid and restore proper engine function. Just pop it out a bit, then.

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Cam Solenoid Seals Use your shop towel/rag to wipe the mating surface of the block and its seal. Thanks to ''raycer'' a forum member, i was able to find out that it was due to a faulty solenoid seal from one of the 2 vct solenoid unit under the hood. My 2005 xc90 2.5t with 120k develops an oil leak at the right subframe area, very classic for cam seal leak. Just pop it out a bit, then. These kits typically include a new camshaft adjuster solenoid, seals, and other necessary components to replace the faulty solenoid and restore proper engine function. I rarely see this leak before 200k. One solenoid is behind the vacuum pump, but it is possible to get it out without removing the pump. Use your shop towel/rag to wipe the mating surface of the block and its seal. My question is about the crank seal (oil pump seal): Raycer made a post about it. My plan is to replace both cam seals (i have the cam lock tool), and both rear plastic plugs. If it's stuck, you can gently pry it with a screwdriver, being careful not.