WHAT CAUSES LEAKS. Causes of leakage. Worn or damaged seals. Worn or damaged gaskets. Worn or bent parts or shafts. Fasteners over tighten or too loose. Wrong parts or gaskets. Nicks or burrs. Improper installation. ID: 696983
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