Oil Out Breathers
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
nocigarette that motor shouldn't have a lot of blowby if its a fresh engine!
i have read that oil in the combustion chamber increases the likelyhood of detonation, i would never run a hose from the valve cover breather to the carb on a high perf marine engine to introduce oil mist into the intake tract. laz what are your thoughts on this? or any of you other engine guys
i have read that oil in the combustion chamber increases the likelyhood of detonation, i would never run a hose from the valve cover breather to the carb on a high perf marine engine to introduce oil mist into the intake tract. laz what are your thoughts on this? or any of you other engine guys
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
How about baffled grommets? Seemed to slow down / stop the oil seepage coming from my oil breathers. My next step would be been the puke tank if needed.
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
Originally Posted by ratman
nocigarette that motor shouldn't have a lot of blowby if its a fresh engine!
i have read that oil in the combustion chamber increases the likelyhood of detonation, i would never run a hose from the valve cover breather to the carb on a high perf marine engine to introduce oil mist into the intake tract. laz what are your thoughts on this? or any of you other engine guys
i have read that oil in the combustion chamber increases the likelyhood of detonation, i would never run a hose from the valve cover breather to the carb on a high perf marine engine to introduce oil mist into the intake tract. laz what are your thoughts on this? or any of you other engine guys
I ran 500 hrs on my old motors, no detonation. I wouldn't do it on my blower motors though. Also, unless you vent the hose outside the boat that oil mist gets sucked into the motor anyway because the bildge is in a somewhat enclosed area.
I'm curious what the builders have to say as well?
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
Originally Posted by articfriends
I had this problem with my 502 blower motor because of blowby from the rings/high leakdown. I sealed up the breathers with tubes to a puke tank with a vent on the puke tank and it pushed oil out the seals on motor. I now use extended breather tubes with baffles in them and zero gap rings. Leakdown is less than 10 % where 502 was 25 plus on some cylinders and the taller breather tubes keep what blowby I do get from letting as much oil drip in engine compt,Smitty
Please elaborate on th parts req'd: pistons, rings, etc. So far only my dipstick pushes out on sustained high speed runs-no oil anywhere (502 Whipple/mpi).
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Mark S.
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
you guys are awsome i found out today that one breather at the front and one at the back is a bad idea, plus my covers are too low and the breathers were lined up with the throw of the oil of the rocker. New valve covers ordered with breathers at the front and taller stacks........
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
Originally Posted by Panther
Could be.
I now have similar valve covers and breathers as you do and I don't have any oil problems.
I now have similar valve covers and breathers as you do and I don't have any oil problems.
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Re: Oil Out Breathers
Originally Posted by Breathe Later
Smitty,
Please elaborate on th parts req'd: pistons, rings, etc. So far only my dipstick pushes out on sustained high speed runs-no oil anywhere (502 Whipple/mpi).
Regards,
Mark S.
Please elaborate on th parts req'd: pistons, rings, etc. So far only my dipstick pushes out on sustained high speed runs-no oil anywhere (502 Whipple/mpi).
Regards,
Mark S.