YOUR RESEARCHOil leak accumulation after throttle body?
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I initially thought I had a bit of a power steering leak but as I started taking things apart I noticed that the oil was almost exlusively on the intake manifold just after the plenum. Then I saw the same accumulation on the opposited side! Has anyone seen this before? Anything I should be concerned about? Thanks, Shawn
Is there oil in the plennum? If it is, it is coming from crank case vent via AOS, try not filling your oil to max on the dipstick... this usually happens when taking fast corners....
Interesting. I do track the car for a few DE's each year. I'll clean it up and see if it returns. I wonder if its worthwhile to do an additional catchcan.
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catch can?.... not really, half marker on the dipstick should help alot.
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