

| Subject: | Re: oil inside intake boot |
| From: | Eric Zeno |
| Date: | Tue, 4 Jan 2005 10:22:07 -0500 |
SOme oil in the intake from the breather can be normal. Exccess
is caused by to much pressure in the crankcase. This pressure is
uasually a sign of bad rings allowing to much combustion
gas past the rings. Do a compression test. This will determine
the comdition of the rings.
Eric
William Greenamyer wrote:
>Coming back with an old topic here. I checked the archives and didn't find
>any mods for the breather tower. Still getting oil in the intake boot. Is
>there supposed to be something in the tower on a 1.9 to keep out the oil and
>only pass the vapor? The engine doesn't get to hot but I do travel about
>750 miles a week at speeds that vary from 55mph to upwards of 80mph and also
>climb a 6 degree grade every day. Last year I averaged 21.6mpg so I don't
>think there is any kind of a power problem in that the mileage is good and I
>can accelerate up the grade (so long as there is no head wind).
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>William
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