Intake Manifold/Puddled Oil
#1
Intake Manifold/Puddled Oil
Anyone know the source of oil in the intake manifold? I have puddled oil all inside the intake. Thinking about getting a catch can and either putting it on the PVC valve or the breather tube for the intake.
Cleaned my throttle body about 10k miles ago but did not notice a lot of oil/grime. So what is the source?
Cleaned my throttle body about 10k miles ago but did not notice a lot of oil/grime. So what is the source?
#12
Wondering if the oil/crud being passed back into the air stream has anything to do with the low RPM pinging some of us 2002-2003 Maxs have. I read that oil in the fuel will seriously lessen octane.
#13
An interesting solution to the problem:
http://www.msnusers.com/LVspics/shoe...nw?albumlist=2
This guy created a special oil cap, so PCV vents back into the pan.
http://www.msnusers.com/LVspics/shoe...nw?albumlist=2
This guy created a special oil cap, so PCV vents back into the pan.
#15
Interesting findings thus far. I drive about 30 miles round trip to work per day. So far, after only 3 days, the separator is about half full of fuel/oil.
I noticed that the low RPM ping is not as bad. I've only heard it once in the last 3 days.
I noticed that the low RPM ping is not as bad. I've only heard it once in the last 3 days.
#16
Originally Posted by 2002 Maxima SE
An interesting solution to the problem:
http://www.msnusers.com/LVspics/shoe...nw?albumlist=2
This guy created a special oil cap, so PCV vents back into the pan.
http://www.msnusers.com/LVspics/shoe...nw?albumlist=2
This guy created a special oil cap, so PCV vents back into the pan.
Holy $hit, that guys shop is right down the street from my house. The do alot of work on some bada$$ mustangs. He also has a more than stout rx7. I'm going to have to talk to him about this.
Here's a pic of the RX-7
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