Severe blowby
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I assume you mean the throttle plate and throttle body 'bore'. Cleaned with a TB spray cleaner and perhaps a cloth. The edge of the throttle plate and where it meets the bore is the critical part. The rest is appearance only. Careful that you do not leave several ounces of the cleaner at the bottom of the TB.
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Well isn't that scary sounding RJ. My intake tube is broken, but I have a new one coming. The airbox looks decent, the intake tube has a film of oil in it.
Test point, I've done that, I even removed the TB as well when I cleaned it. That didn't cure blowby. I'm beginning to dread the thought of some heavy engine work. Could my piston rings be toast? I'm guessing I should get a compression test.
My part load breather hose is broken and I ordered a new one.
Test point, I've done that, I even removed the TB as well when I cleaned it. That didn't cure blowby. I'm beginning to dread the thought of some heavy engine work. Could my piston rings be toast? I'm guessing I should get a compression test.
My part load breather hose is broken and I ordered a new one.
Last edited by giandanielxk8; 01-18-2015 at 09:17 PM.
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Is 10W-30 thicker than the 10W-40 I have now? I'll definitely try the Restore. I've read about it in a few threads I have seen regarding blowby.
A friend recommended trying 5W-50. Is that acceptable? It is basically summer all year long here. Which oil viscosity would be best?
Last edited by giandanielxk8; 01-18-2015 at 11:11 PM.
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