Subject	two things
Posted by	aliaZ on June 18, 2013 at 7:07 AM
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In Reply To	What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes? posted by Stanky on June 18, 2013 at 12:37 AM
Message	1) excessive crankcase pressure by can push oil out of the valve cover vents into the inlet pipes of the turbos. Excessive crankcase pressure can be caused by a faulty PCV system or blow by from a worn engine 2) leaking turbos can dump oil into the inlet pipes through the recirc valves
Follow Ups	What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes? - Stanky 00:37:11 06/18/13 Re: What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes? - Tech@EPR 06:41:51 06/18/13 two things - aliaZ 07:07:11 06/18/13 cranked ring lands, melted pistons can cause excessive - Dane (Houston) 00:14:21 06/19/13 its a brand new IPP longblock - Stanky 15:13:13 06/19/13 it is always good practice to baseline your compression - aliaZ 21:19:13 06/19/13 Good point! I'll do one sometime this week.. - Stanky 23:40:56 06/19/13 stock PCV set up? (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 01:25:01 06/20/13 yes sir stock setup - Stanky 10:36:24 06/20/13 if its leaking onto the turbo - rmp459 08:48:42 06/18/13
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