Snakebite01

I just looked in my throttle body and say there was oil in their. I know there is a tube going from the oil filler neck to the throttle body.. but is this normal and if so what is that tube for??? thanks

Snakebite01

anyone???? any help here??

NoGo95GT

Although I am not positive, you could be experiencing possible blowby to the motor. This occurs when oil gets past the piston rings and enters into the intake manifold, TB. etc. What are your mods and how many miles does your car have? Again I am just taking a guess.

chath_brick

i've never heard of that happening before, could be a pretty serious problem

silver91gt

lol, its just from oil seeping up the oil fill tube going to the throttle body. if you look the tube goes from the valve cover to the throttle body.

Modular_Madness96

Check your PCV valve.Had a 5.0 t-bird that did it.

Ended up being a little screened peice in the back of the lower manifold that was carboned up.

projectresto83

It happens, no big deal if your motor is still running strong. Airrated oil comming from your crankcase is sucked into your intake system from the PCV valve. How bad is the oil?

silver91gt

WELL, SINCE HE SAID ITS IN THE THROTTLE BODY IT ISNT FROM THE PCV! THE PCV GOES TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE UPPER INTAKE.

THERES NOTHING WRONG WITH IT, IT IS NORMAL AND THERE IS NO NEED TO WORRY.

EVERYONE JUMPS TO A CONCLUSION THAT SOMETHING IS MESSED UP, AND ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS THINK ABOUT IT A LITTLE BIT.

projectresto83

Yea I forgot the pcv is in the intakes on EFI's. I have my PCV port on my carb from the filler neck too.

Snakebite01

yeah the car runs great,,, no problems with it at all... thanks!!!