Sentences with phrase «seal leaks on»

It is very possible that you have a valve cover gasket or spark plug tube seal leak on your vehicle.

Not exact matches

The lid features snaps on each side and a silicone seal for airtight, leak - proof storage.

Home Depot to buy a 5 - gallon bucket of milky white plasticized sealer the roll on top of a sheet of thin metal over the leaks is what bro and I have talked about doing.

DuPont works with leading meat, poultry and seafood manufacturers, like you, to develop packaging materials and sealing technologies that can seal at broader temperature ranges with better seal - through of contamination areas, help ensure stronger, more consistent seal integrity on all sides of the package and avoid the weak seal spots that cause leaks.

Sealing at broader temperature ranges, with better seal - through of contamination areas, helps ensure stronger, more consistent seal integrity on all sides of the package, and avoid the weak seal spots that cause leaks.

Other models on show include the specialist Fresh Food Weigher for the accurate weighing of fresh, sticky products; state - of - the - art QX775 tray sealer; and advanced AirScan leak detector, IX X-ray inspection system and DACS - GN checkweigher to assist in all aspects of maintaining the highest quality standards.

It uses advanced laser technology to identify leaks of CO2 from holes as small as 0.3 mm in sealed MAP packs at speeds of up to 180 packs per minute, ensuring that maximum quality can be achieved without compromising on high throughput speeds and minimum packing time.

He assured me that he said what he meant and that large, machine - sealed, aluminum cans do not leak on planes.

The bottle comes with a silicone spout that is easy to drink from yet is well sealed and does not leak even when the bottle is on its side or upsidedown.

The screw - on cap provides a secure seal to prevent leaks and protect your breast milk during travel or storage.

They're compatible with all Medela Breast Pumps, and the lid screws on tight to seal in your breast milk and prevent leaks and spills.

The colorful non-toxic lids snap on tight to provide a secure, airtight, leak - proof seal.

It can be difficult to get the seal to work properly on these bottles, which will result in leaks and spills.

If you don't have a serger, I suggest using a French seam to create a better «seal» on your pail liner's seams so that they don't leak.

These 100 % leak - proof, double zipper seal bags are freezer safe and self - standing so they can easily sit on your freezer shelf until ready for use.

Each Planet Wise Hanging Wet / Dry Bag is sewn and sealed for no wicking or leaking, plus there is an added zippered dry pocket on the front and two handles so it can be easily hung on a doorknob or carried!

Ameda: Store'N Pour Breastmilk Storage Bags — Retail Value: $ 13 The Store`N Pour Breast Milk Storage Bags feature everything a mother could want including easy - close zip seal so bags won't leak, unique tear - and - pour spout helps prevent spills during milk transfer and a gusseted bottom allows filled bag to stand on its own.

They've got a leak - proof seal, are stackable, and are great for portioning with measurements right on each container.

The bags are designed sturdily with two sides are double sealed and a double zip on top to prevent the milk from leaking meanwhile to be able to withstand the freezer burn.

The pouches can have an opening on the top to fill the pouches and opening is sealed with a leak resistant zipper and when you want to serve the contents there is a top spout that kids immediately recognize.

Each bag is designed to stand on it's own and sports a leak - proof double zipper seal with plenty of room to record all information and allow for the expansion of milk when it freezes.

The warmer and travel case keep the wipes damp for several days, and the plastic and sealing on both prevent leaks.

When it comes to cleaning it out you can quickly and easily take out the litter trays and rely on the leak - proof lining to make sure everything is sealed in.

On July 1 an ExxonMobil pipeline burst beneath the Yellowstone River in Montana, spilling more than 40,000 gallons of oil into the waterway before responders could seal the leak.

In my many attempts to create an amazing cheese stick, I discovered that it's important that the cheese is frozen to start (cut it into sticks and freeze it the day before) and that you layer enough egg and seasoned almond flour on these to make sure that the cheese is well - sealed inside and doesn't leak out.

If the seal is not perfect, you can still use the patch, just lay down and press on any leaking edge with a rolled up paper towel.

On the driver side there is water leaking in to the car I guessing from the seal on the door, and it leaks exactly where that small side air bag iOn the driver side there is water leaking in to the car I guessing from the seal on the door, and it leaks exactly where that small side air bag ion the door, and it leaks exactly where that small side air bag is.

When the bearings and / or seals on the water pump fail, water will start to obvious leak out.

On that engine the cam (2), crank (1) and balance shaft (1) seals are the only place that can leak oil behind the timing cover.

A blocked PCV hose will also cause oil leaks on the engine where - ever it has seals due to internal crank pressures.

The seals on the cam cover gasket and spark plug tubes can and do deteriorate and leak onto the cylinder head exterior.

Well if you know the oil is leaking from the bolt on the pan I'd say you obviously don't have a good seal.

I replaced the water pump on my car last Fall and the seal started leaking again almost immediately.

An oil leak here could indicate a crankshaft oil seal failing, but as long as oil isn't dripping on the floor, replacement can usually wait until the car needs a clutch.

I had to perform a panic stop, many years ago and the forces applied caused the seals on the slave cylinder of one wheel to fracture and blow out, leaking all the brake fluid.

I'm planning to replace my rocker cover gaskets and spark plug seals on my 2007 Subaru Outback, as there is a slight oil leak onto the spark plugs.

Seal off the fan with tape on the sides so it's not leaking.

Similarly, an engine oil leak could cause the same issue to persist if the oil made its way on to the clutch or flywheel area - normally a bad rear main seal.

If your Power Steering Rack is leaking at it's seals, keep an eye on your Power Steering Fluid levels please so that you do not run dry of Fluid at an inopportune time such as in an emergency maneuver situation.

Look for loose hose clips, damaged piping, and leaking seals on the pump body between the pump and its fluid reservoir.

A weak or worn clutch cover can do it, as can the pressure plate if say a spring has failed or they've become weak, but as you say the clutch has been replaced already I think unless the new parts were faulty (which does happen) you could be looking at perhaps an oil contamination issue on the clutch if the rear main oil seal is leaking.

The oil can leak slowly enough to not be immediately apparent, and then burn off / end up on the road / or just end up in the engine compartment (e.g. check your engine bay, if there's a film of oil on engine block it could be indicative of failing seals / gaskets).

This is the second time this has happened since I replaced my head gaskets last September so I'm worried if I didn't seal it right (as there might have been minor warpage on one of the V6 deck sides but very minimal just outside the factory advised threshold, which I guess is conservative) so I may be leaking oil into one or more combustion chambers.

For the past few months it's had a slowish -LRB-.5 - 1 qt per week) oil leak out the lower timing belt cover, which from the service diagrams I can only assume is a worn out seal on the crank or cam shafts.

The areas for checking the leak are the window channels, the grooves which the glass slides in, are fully in place to the top of the window frame; The glass is sitting in the window channels squarely, adjustment can usually be made on the glass retainers behind the doors trim panel; The door aperture seal is correctly fitted and in good condition, the aperture seal is the usually rubber tube like affair fitted to the door aperature and which the door closes against.

And eventually on higher mileage Subaru engines the head gaskets form an external leak, Not to mention constant failure of the spark plug tube seals.

You may have a leaking input shaft seal on the transmission that is contaminating the clutch plate with gear oil, causing slippage under load.

Reasons for poor or non-operation would be low / flat battery, poor earth / power at the motor, wear on the bendix assembly, disconnection of the bendix leaving it «floating» on the starter, oil from a crankshaft rear seal leaking, clutch dust, and metal «dust» from wear and tear.

If it's neither of these things then it could conceivably be a vacuum leak caused by a split pipe or perished rubber seal somewhere on the inlet side of the fuel system.

Could be a seal on the canister or tank shrinks and leaks when cold.