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Old Oct 19, 2014 | 12:47 AM
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Feels great! Finally have an answer to the C7 oiling issue!

Thanks to someone in the know. The forum rules!
The problem is worse when Supercharged. Now I cannot get oil in the intake. The first steps to getting rid of the problem are done.

Just got back from a cruise and no issues so far.
NO OIL MIST OUT OF THE BOV!
I can help someone with the issue just send me a PM!

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Old Oct 19, 2014 | 12:53 AM
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I'd be interested in what you found out.

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Old Oct 19, 2014 | 01:06 AM
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I'd be interested in what you found out.

PM sent! It looks like GM missed the boat and someone else SMARTER fiqured it out!
This would help a stock car as well! No more puking in the intake!

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No Jerry Springer drama here, lol. Spill the beans already
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No Jerry Springer drama here, lol. Spill the beans already
Gotta PM me as they want to stay low key. Dam thankful for the help!
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Gotta PM me as they want to stay low key. Dam thankful for the help!
Please kindly PM me the magic potion sir.
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Old Oct 19, 2014 | 01:34 AM
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Kindly share. I sent you a PM
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ooh ooh I wanna know too... send PM please!!
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Originally Posted by 3 Z06ZR1
Feels great! Finally have an answer to the C7 oiling issue!

Thanks to someone in the know. The forum rules!
The problem is worse when Supercharged. Now I cannot get oil in the intake. The first steps to getting rid of the problem are done.

Just got back from a cruise and no issues so far.
NO OIL MIST OUT OF THE BOV!
I can help someone with the issue just send me a PM!
Update. I have fixed the dry sump issue. That issue seems case closed but another issue after driving 20 miles oil came out the valve cover lines that were rerouted.

This is a HUGE ISSUE!


Plenty of people have PM'd me. I try to answer
all of them. After talking with 2 experienced Corvette shops.
The possible barfing Dry sump is a defect in the lt1 design. GM didn't do enough work.

Then the second issue developed from my tune and the oiling compounded my problem. So now i need a top end clening and a new tune.
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Still waiting for my PM.
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Still waiting for my PM.
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Old Oct 20, 2014 | 09:25 PM
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Update. I have fixed the dry sump issue. That issue seems case closed but another issue after driving 20 miles oil came out the valve cover lines that were rerouted.

This is a HUGE ISSUE!


Plenty of people have PM'd me. I try to answer
all of them. After talking with 2 experienced Corvette shops.
The possible barfing Dry sump is a defect in the lt1 design. GM didn't do enough work.

Then the second issue developed from my tune and the oiling compounded my problem. So now i need a top end cleaning and a new tune.
After a trip to the tuner and a tune adjustment and then after the dry sump fix. The car is doing much better and may be problem solved.

Due to the help I received to put me on the right path. Thanks to all
on this great forum.
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Old Oct 20, 2014 | 11:57 PM
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 01:59 AM
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I never received a PM, along with the others that requested as well. ROCK08, whom are you having retune your car and reroute your venting system after A&A installed and tuned your kit?
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I wonder how long it will take you to go back and delete your 1000s of posts blaming GM and praising whichever SC kit you have......I am sure you will never admit that you were wrong anyways.
The Z51 dry sump all of them, Can puch and will out the dry sump.
Which attachs thought the PVC line to the intake.
Someone invented the fix and even tryed contacting GM about the design problem.
A shop which pulls alot of intakes told me about Z51 every they see has oil in the bellow.



Sorry your so out of the loup and have no idea. But come to start trouble. I got some help
from some one who knows exactly of the problems of the Lt1.


My car is back in order. It no longer can get oil in the intake. Supercharger shops all of them have had and looked at the issue. Which can present on any Z51!

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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 3 Z06ZR1
Feels great! Finally have an answer to the C7 oiling issue!

Thanks to someone in the know. The forum rules!
The problem is worse when Supercharged. Now I cannot get oil in the intake. The first steps to getting rid of the problem are done.

Just got back from a cruise and no issues so far.
NO OIL MIST OUT OF THE BOV!
I can help someone with the issue just send me a PM!
PM Please.
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When you do your dry sump fix and remove the factory line don't forget to cap off the intake nipple with a rubber cap.

Lots of PM's tried to return all! Hope it helps!
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Old Oct 23, 2014 | 07:31 PM
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Ah, so a fix is out for what? Z51s seem to be the only models significantly affected by oil in the throttle body area, a problem considerably reduced by filling to proper oil levels.

Haven’t heard of base models having any issue. I know my base C7 has zero issues with oil in the intake stream.

So, GM is dumb for making cars that weren’t intended to be supercharged free from problems? If you want factory coverage on a supercharged car, buy a 2015 ZO6. If not, be prepared to deal with any issues that come up.

If this is such a great revelation, share it with all of us, not by PM. Don
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Ah, so a fix is out for what? Z51s seem to be the only models significantly affected by oil in the throttle body area, a problem considerably reduced by filling to proper oil levels.

Haven’t heard of base models having any issue. I know my base C7 has zero issues with oil in the intake stream.

So, GM is dumb for making cars that weren’t intended to be supercharged free from problems? If you want factory coverage on a supercharged car, buy a 2015 ZO6. If not, be prepared to deal with any issues that come up.

If this is such a great revelation, share it with all of us, not by PM. Don
Hi Don! I would say almost ALL Z51's have some oil in the bellows
infront of the air box. This amount can vary greatly and is not know till it comes out from too much. Or is never looked at.

Which comes from the vent that is tied with a line venting to the air intake since GM cannot vent to atmosphere.

Not sure on the base car. I don't have one. This is on the Z51's
with the dry sump. This dry sump can puch oil it to the intake via the line discussed. The dry sump system has two pumps which I was told has two different rates and can catch air and cause oil to head for the intake along with any over filling makes it worse which varies because levels vary.

Because of checking procedure and temp. 2 things to get a bad check.

The inventor helped me wants low key and I want to help with out.
advertisting.

The 20 people wanting help from PM's and all the other posts here and a GM service bulletin says it can be a issue.

The Z51 has more ways for oil to come in the intake air tract also!

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