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Ok car has been running great past week no problems at all.
I boosted the car today and I blew my oil dipstick out sprayed oil everywhere. Now this happened because the crank must have been pressurized 02.gif
Now the thing is my catch can lines have been the same way since I have been boosted which is PCV going into the Intake manifold and the other vent going to the catch can.
Things I have tried today.....
Routing both lines to the catch can.
Replacing PCV valve
Both made no difference. Went for a run same thing happened.
I then did a compression test 180-176-179-180 all across which is good and normal for 8.5.1 pistons.
I then checked the coolant no signs of oil in the overflow tank or Rad
No signs of loosing coolant
Nothing going into the catch can
Then drained the oil to inspect for anything out of the ordinary. looked fine
Car is not smoking anymore then usual
Any idea why I am suddenly pressursing the crank?
I boosted the car today and I blew my oil dipstick out sprayed oil everywhere. Now this happened because the crank must have been pressurized 02.gif
Now the thing is my catch can lines have been the same way since I have been boosted which is PCV going into the Intake manifold and the other vent going to the catch can.
Things I have tried today.....
Routing both lines to the catch can.
Replacing PCV valve
Both made no difference. Went for a run same thing happened.
I then did a compression test 180-176-179-180 all across which is good and normal for 8.5.1 pistons.
I then checked the coolant no signs of oil in the overflow tank or Rad
No signs of loosing coolant
Nothing going into the catch can
Then drained the oil to inspect for anything out of the ordinary. looked fine
Car is not smoking anymore then usual
Any idea why I am suddenly pressursing the crank?
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dry o'rings on the dipstick maybee
when they dry out they don't hold the dipstick in palce well
when they dry out they don't hold the dipstick in palce well
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I replaced the O-Rings as it looks as though the heat from the turbo manifold did the job on them.
The new O rings held the dipstick in tight for the first Half hour but once the heat got to it the dipstick was easier to remove and the same thing happend again, but still spit the oil out although the dipstick didn't seem to be blown all the ways out like the first time.
Yes I am using the GT30
Alright I am going to do a leak down test today. Anybody know the "safe" or "usual" percentage they should be?
Using tigerlilly pistons not sure what the ring gap was on them factory specs I guess? Rings were on the pistons when I recieved them.
THanks
The new O rings held the dipstick in tight for the first Half hour but once the heat got to it the dipstick was easier to remove and the same thing happend again, but still spit the oil out although the dipstick didn't seem to be blown all the ways out like the first time.
Yes I am using the GT30
Alright I am going to do a leak down test today. Anybody know the "safe" or "usual" percentage they should be?
Using tigerlilly pistons not sure what the ring gap was on them factory specs I guess? Rings were on the pistons when I recieved them.
THanks
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Gary!
A leak down test is a good idea and if you score up to 5% in drop your motor is good....
When i did mine it was like 1-2 % across
A leak down test is a good idea and if you score up to 5% in drop your motor is good....
When i did mine it was like 1-2 % across
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Ok leakdown test was performed.
on a Cool engine.
scored 8-10% all across.
compression test showed 180-177-179-180
Where are all big turbo tib guru's to help with this problem?
Any suggestions?
on a Cool engine.
scored 8-10% all across.
compression test showed 180-177-179-180
Where are all big turbo tib guru's to help with this problem?
Any suggestions?
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i don't know much about turbo's but i wanna help soo here goes... if im wrong or sound stupid you know why.
is there anyway your turbo can leak or put pressure through your oil feed line? (im assuming its oil cooled through your oil pan) maybe there is something wrong with the turbo. bad seal or something..
also pcv valves can and will be bad after buying them brand new. maybe you have way to much pressure on it and it malfunctions.
the only way i think the crank can be pressurized is through your valve seats, bad turbo, bad pcv, or anywere air can be introduced to your oil.
just tryin to help good luck
is there anyway your turbo can leak or put pressure through your oil feed line? (im assuming its oil cooled through your oil pan) maybe there is something wrong with the turbo. bad seal or something..
also pcv valves can and will be bad after buying them brand new. maybe you have way to much pressure on it and it malfunctions.
the only way i think the crank can be pressurized is through your valve seats, bad turbo, bad pcv, or anywere air can be introduced to your oil.
just tryin to help good luck
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well over here that is very bad sign, they say the rings are bad or you bent a rod... was the dipstick tied down in any way.. i will make a call gary pm me later