Why is there oil here?
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Originally Posted by steve84GS TII
Oil filter itself is leaking(base oring)
Oil filter pad orings are leaking(common)
Dowel pins are leaking(less likely since it was rebuilt)
Breather system isnt hooked up right and causing blowby oil vapor to collect.(common on bareblock setups)
Theres more to the crankcase ventilation system than just running a hose from the filler tube to the carb.Do you ever get milky sludge in the filler cap?
BTW,only flourolined silicone hose should be used for oil or fuel.If that blue line isnt deteriorated/torn yet,it will be soon from the oil laden vapor.
Oil filter pad orings are leaking(common)
Dowel pins are leaking(less likely since it was rebuilt)
Breather system isnt hooked up right and causing blowby oil vapor to collect.(common on bareblock setups)
Theres more to the crankcase ventilation system than just running a hose from the filler tube to the carb.Do you ever get milky sludge in the filler cap?
BTW,only flourolined silicone hose should be used for oil or fuel.If that blue line isnt deteriorated/torn yet,it will be soon from the oil laden vapor.
I know about the silicone hose not being good for oil or fuel. I'm trying to get some of the Viton line that Jim, High Temp Silicone, had made earlier this year. But for now that line will do. It's only like 2-3 months old.
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Originally Posted by wackyracer
thats the breather. all you have to do is drill and install a small L fitting in the oil cap. plug up those lines and you should be fine.
SEeeeeee.....what were talking bout....
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with no pcv system, do you develop the sweet lung butter on the inside of your filler tub.
its best to have the pcv hooked up, from the intake mani to pcv valve, to fitting on filler tube, then from the nipple in the picture above then to the charcoal canister, which leads to the gas tank. it will also help you car from oil blowby if your oil seals are going.
carl.
p.s. i think its the base oring on the filter pedistal.
its best to have the pcv hooked up, from the intake mani to pcv valve, to fitting on filler tube, then from the nipple in the picture above then to the charcoal canister, which leads to the gas tank. it will also help you car from oil blowby if your oil seals are going.
carl.
p.s. i think its the base oring on the filter pedistal.
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Originally Posted by steve84GS TII
BTW,only flourolined silicone hose should be used for oil or fuel.If that blue line isnt deteriorated/torn yet,it will be soon from the oil laden vapor.
I'm gonna put the other nipple on (if 1984se ever hooks me up) and maybe cap it, and that should hopefully handle it.
why dont you clean it again and start the car and give it some gas with hood up and look to see where its coming from that way have a friend give it gas while you look under the hood
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Well, as much as I hate to admit it 
, looks like 1984se was right. Got the nipple, put it in, capped it, and there's no more oil depositing on top of the engine.
I owe you a taco of your choice Ryan!
, looks like 1984se was right. Got the nipple, put it in, capped it, and there's no more oil depositing on top of the engine.I owe you a taco of your choice Ryan!
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Well, as much as I hate to admit it , looks like 1984se was right. Got the nipple, put it in, capped it, and there's no more oil depositing on top of the engine.
, looks like 1984se was right. Got the nipple, put it in, capped it, and there's no more oil depositing on top of the engine.
. never wanna listen to the experienced ones. 
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