Starlet-supra
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Hey mate,
Had the same problem with mine.
Get yourself a tin of engine degreaser and give the engine a good clean all around the cam cover and back of the engine. Then grab a tin of carbby cleaner and really get into all the nooks and crannies so you know its 100% clean. Then once the carbby cleaner has all evaporated and dried start the engine and take a good look around with a torch.
Mine was the cam cover gasket. I bought a new gasket and torqued the nuts down correctly to 8nm and the problem has now gone.
Yours looks like the cam cover gasket also.
I cant really see from your photos but if your cam cover has been painted i recon the gasket wasnt replaced when it came off and never got torqued down when it went back on.
just my 2cents worth.
cheers
Thanks for the reply!
I am picking up new Cam Cover gasket tomorrow with some silicone sealant and gonna seal it up good, i already cleaned the engine up well, and degreased it, and I'm gonna take another look tomorrow morning before i pick up cam cover gasket