I have a 1995 Saturn SL1. It was leaking oil out of the rocker gasket and a friend of mine sealed it. I thought problem solved. I had full oil in engine and I was set to go. A week later I suddenly heard a noise on the passanger side or so I thought, there was a pop sound and noise for 5 minutes and then it stopped. The next day the engine light went on and I found I had slightly less than low on the oil dip stick and filled it up. My friend and I changed the PCP valve and the grommit connecting it to the rocker gasket but are at a loss as to where the new oil leak is comming from. I had oil all over and around the fan belt and the fluid containers on the passanger side of the car. No leak from the rocker gasket. Help! Got any ideas?

YOUR VALVE COVER OR ROCKER ARM COVER NEED NEW GASKET.STILL LEAKING OIL.

Spray the passenger side of the motor down with carb clean and wipe off everything you can reach. Get a bright light, like a drop light, and start the engine and look over the passenger side for leaking oil. If you don't see anything, shut it off and wait 5 minutes then re - inspect. If you still don't see anything, then you may want to go to your local auto parts store and ask if they have any AT205 or know where you can get some. Add 2 pints to the oil in the crankcase and see if you are still losing oil. AT205 is a super powerful seal swell and stops the majority of leaks - it can be used everywhere except the brake system. If you still have a leak you'll need to take it to a shop to find out where it is coming from - if the AT205 doesn't stop the leak, only a wrench will!! Also, see if you have any oil in the radiator - it may be your oil cooler has sprung a leak and is pumping the oil into the radiator, but I kind of doubt it - however this is a possibility and, if you can't find where it is coming out, you'll need the shop to find it for you.
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