[PETER PAN 2009]

This oil leak looks minor.

Unless you degrease the engine then check carefully, it's hard to find the leaky spots.

The timing chain cover is likely to leak.

Also the interface between the 3 surfaces, timing cover, cam shaft cover and cam head will have small leaks unless RTV is applied to the gasket at those 2 spots. It's an easy fix. Remove the cam shaft cover and apply RTV on top and bottom of the gasket at those 2 spots. See if it stops the leak.

 

[PETER PAN 2009]

Is that a timing chain cover right?
I think oil leaks from timing cover gasket....too sad...

Oil is at that timing chain cover. But leak could come out of the interface between the timing chain cover, valve head and valve cover and flow down.

It's an easy fix so try it first. Remove the valve cover and add RTV above and below the gasket, where those 3 pieces come together. Better to add RTV to all corners to prevent any leaks.

The head is Aluminum, pretty soft. Use a torque wrench to torque those bolts evenly so you don't strip the threads. Look up the torque spec, only 8 ft-lbs I think.