Hope it's rocker cover and not one part deeper. Cam carrier leaks are pretty common and would leak over the rocker cover gasket. I would suggest cleaning it off and monitoring where oil is actually coming from before assuming only rocker cover gasket.

 

Thanks. What’s the best way to clean it up? I just got the Pcv valve replaced and someone told me if the Pcv valve was causing too much pressure oil can start leaking upstream but it can resolve when the valve is replaced. Is it possible the leak could self resolve?

 

What’s the best way to clean it up?

I use brake parts cleaner then a blow gun to quick dry everything. Don't want oil residue on the exhaust.

Is it possible the leak could self resolve?

Unlikely, once it starts leaking it will only get worse until re-sealed. If it is indeed leaking from the cam carrier, you will see a pool of oil around the fuel injectors underneath the plate covering the fuel rail.

I look at oil leaks on chain motors as only really needing re-sealed if the oil is leaking onto the exhaust or a sensor causing check engine lights and sensor contamination, onto the ground causing environmental concerns, or low oil light coming on in between oil changes.

 

If it is the Rocker gasket leaking, this is the procedure.
Read it over and see if it is something you would be willing to try, this is a good place for questions.

For a cam-carrier leak you would need to pull the engine.
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