help! alot of oil in the intake n white smoke coming out of exhaust
07-06-2010, 11:48 PM
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help! alot of oil in the intake n white smoke coming out of exhaust i just finished puting rtv silicone on oil pan gasket leak is gone...so when iturn engine for the first time like for 5mins and no smoke...so next turn the engine on take for a ride then just see alot of smoke coming from my exhaust alot cant see to the back so i came back,started looking where oil was leaking so didnt see nothing on bottom so i disasemble the air intake saw in my throttle body alot of oil wherethe flap is..i took of the intake it just started pouring alot of oilfrom the intake like almost several ounzes of oil was drainedfrom the intake i just let the intake hanging on the air to clean it..wat is happening i just built the block.. i dont know whereis oil getting to the intake that much ...help any suggestion..i dont think is the lines whereis connects tothe valves covers can anyone know wats wrong..
07-07-2010, 12:35 AM
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will post pic tomorrow cuz i just clean everthing...so if it still does it again ill post pics...i just plug the hoses where from the valve covers go the throttle body n intake....any guys have pics of a catch can? what to put to delete those vaccuum hoses ?
07-07-2010, 12:37 AM
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Seems as though you have an oil leak from the lifter valley into one of the
intake ports.
There may be some oil coming up from the lifter valley cover. Did you use a
new gasket under there?
Another thing to check is the PCV valve. If there's too much pressure in
the oil pan, you might want to install a catch-can to prevent oil from getting
back into the manifold.
Don't plug the PCV lines from the valve covers. You need to vent the pressure
in the motor, or you will get leaks.
intake ports.
There may be some oil coming up from the lifter valley cover. Did you use a
new gasket under there?
Another thing to check is the PCV valve. If there's too much pressure in
the oil pan, you might want to install a catch-can to prevent oil from getting
back into the manifold.
Don't plug the PCV lines from the valve covers. You need to vent the pressure
in the motor, or you will get leaks.
07-07-2010, 01:12 AM
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ohh but what gasket on the lifter tray? i put new head gaskets... but where can i get a catch can? like thats... so u say it might be a oil leaking into the intake port? oooo u say valley cover where the knock sensor go?
