There are two reasons why a vehicle's timing cover for MG leaks oil. First: The valve cover gasket of the engine is aging, and it will lose the sealing ability it should have. Second: If there is an irregular installation of the gasket of the timing gear cover of the engine, or the gasket is damaged and the screws are loose and leaking oil, it is the cause of the oil leakage of the OE quality timing cover for MG.

Don't be nervous if you encounter oil leakage from the timing cover. You can remove the timing cover first and apply rubber to it again. If the related failure is caused by loose screws, just tighten the screws. If the timing cover for MG is leaking oil due to oil leakage from the oil pan or gasket aging, remove the oil pan, replace the gasket, and reapply the rubber. If the valve chamber cover gasket is aging and loses its sealing ability, resulting in oil leakage from the OE quality timing cover for MG, it can be solved by simply opening the valve chamber cover and replacing the gasket.
In addition, it should be noted that if the oil leakage of the timing cover for MG is very serious, or the oil drips on the surface of the timing belt, it will cause the timing belt to fall off or slip, which will cause damage to the vehicle's engine. In short, if you find that the OE quality timing cover for MG of the vehicle has oil leakage, it is still necessary to repair it in time.