Oil in intake manifolds, why?
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Oil in intake manifolds, why?
Did an renovation on my engine, runing single turbo.
Went to the dyno last week. Worked great.
Got the car home, and now it doesnt run proparly. It sounds like it´s not firing on all plugs.
Started looking around today, took of the uper intake manifold. And theres oil in there, and there´s oil all the way to the throttle body. But theres only oil in the smaller runners in the intake.
So whats gone wrong this time?
I´m just so tired....
Went to the dyno last week. Worked great.
Got the car home, and now it doesnt run proparly. It sounds like it´s not firing on all plugs.
Started looking around today, took of the uper intake manifold. And theres oil in there, and there´s oil all the way to the throttle body. But theres only oil in the smaller runners in the intake.
So whats gone wrong this time?
I´m just so tired....
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Positive crankcase ventilation. Blowby gases create pressure in the oil pan, and the excess pressure is vented to the manifold to burn off the hydrocarbons. A bad PCV could act like a vacuum leak which would make your car run bad. A catch can wouldn't be a bad idea.
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