Positive crank case pressure
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Positive crank case pressure
My car is generating a lot of positive crank case pressure. Under heavy load it has a tendency to push the dipstick up the tube until it can vent off...
Cars throwing a P0441 code right now, any ideas where to start looking. Looks like that code has something so do with the purge canister, but honestly I don't really know how that whole system works.
Cars throwing a P0441 code right now, any ideas where to start looking. Looks like that code has something so do with the purge canister, but honestly I don't really know how that whole system works.
#3
Race Director
Might want to do a leak down test to find the source of the crankcase pressure.
#4
Instructor
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by 383vett
Might want to do a leak down test to find the source of the crankcase pressure.
Anybody have a good way get to TDC on a LT-4?
#5
Race Director
1- A screwed up PCV system.
2- Bad piston rings.
#6
Instructor
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by PatternDayTrader
Before you get to deep into that activity, lets list the things that can cause unusual crankcase pressure.
1- A screwed up PCV system.
2- Bad piston rings.
1- A screwed up PCV system.
2- Bad piston rings.
#7
Melting Slicks
I agree with PatternDayTrader's comment.
I hope yours turns out to be just the PVC. My old motor used to do the same thing and it was the rings, which part of the reason I ended up doing a motor rebuild.
I hope yours turns out to be just the PVC. My old motor used to do the same thing and it was the rings, which part of the reason I ended up doing a motor rebuild.
#9
Instructor
Pvc
pulled mine as well complete overhaul now a 355 CID problem gone no leaks anywhere, and no blowby.