PVC valve
#1
PVC valve
ok so i went to change my spark plugs today and what do i c, there was oil all in my air filter and intake system...from filter to tube to throttle body....i also noticed oil on my passenger valve cover...i was told this is due to a pvc valve....is that the one that comes out of the valve cover under our air intake tube
#3
RE: PVC valve
ORIGINAL: mustang02racing
ok so i went to change my spark plugs today and what do i c, there was oil all in my air filter and intake system...from filter to tube to throttle body....i also noticed oil on my passenger valve cover...i was told this is due to a pvc valve....is that the one that comes out of the valve cover under our air intake tube
ok so i went to change my spark plugs today and what do i c, there was oil all in my air filter and intake system...from filter to tube to throttle body....i also noticed oil on my passenger valve cover...i was told this is due to a pvc valve....is that the one that comes out of the valve cover under our air intake tube
I've never heard of a PCV valve throwing oil into the filter or from the filter ALL the way to the Throttle body.
A bad pcv valve isn't the only thing that can cause oil to be thrown into the intake. Too much oil in the crankcase also causes that.
#4
RE: PVC valve
+1 on possible other causes.
Mypcv valve is on the other side of the 'V'(L/H side).
I know very little about diagnostics or commonalitiesbut from what I know about the mechanics of the vehicle,I would check things like oil level,valve seats and head seals
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98 Cobra
Mypcv valve is on the other side of the 'V'(L/H side).
I know very little about diagnostics or commonalitiesbut from what I know about the mechanics of the vehicle,I would check things like oil level,valve seats and head seals
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98 Cobra
#5
RE: PVC valve
Check the oil level first if it is good then check thePCV.A plugged PCV can cause oil in the intake tube. If is is totaly pluged it will put a lot of oil in the tube since the only way for crankcase pressure to get out of the engine is from thePCV intake tubegoing from the driviers side valve cover to the intake tube itself. Take the PCV out and shake it you sholod hear a rattleing sound, also check the vaccume line from the PCV to the upper intake, make sure it is not plugged.
#6
RE: PVC valve
ORIGINAL: Derf00
I see you have a K&N filter. Sounds like you may have over-oiled your filter.
I've never heard of a PCV valve throwing oil into the filter or from the filter ALL the way to the Throttle body.
A bad pcv valve isn't the only thing that can cause oil to be thrown into the intake. Too much oil in the crankcase also causes that.
ORIGINAL: mustang02racing
ok so i went to change my spark plugs today and what do i c, there was oil all in my air filter and intake system...from filter to tube to throttle body....i also noticed oil on my passenger valve cover...i was told this is due to a pvc valve....is that the one that comes out of the valve cover under our air intake tube
ok so i went to change my spark plugs today and what do i c, there was oil all in my air filter and intake system...from filter to tube to throttle body....i also noticed oil on my passenger valve cover...i was told this is due to a pvc valve....is that the one that comes out of the valve cover under our air intake tube
I've never heard of a PCV valve throwing oil into the filter or from the filter ALL the way to the Throttle body.
A bad pcv valve isn't the only thing that can cause oil to be thrown into the intake. Too much oil in the crankcase also causes that.
+1
#7
RE: PVC valve
Remember that the PCV is screwed in like most gas caps. There is like one big thread on it. You turn it about 1/4 turn and it pops out. If the PCVis ok then you have a lot of blowby and will need to run the two valve covers to an external PCV filter.
#8
RE: PVC valve
Lightning Ownerhere.....ALL TOO FAMILIAR WITH THIS PROBLEM
Sounds like too much oil to me. A N/A 4.6l should not have the oil sucking problem like the S/C 5.4l. Do an oil change and roll with 5 1/2 quarts of oil.
Later
Sounds like too much oil to me. A N/A 4.6l should not have the oil sucking problem like the S/C 5.4l. Do an oil change and roll with 5 1/2 quarts of oil.
Later
#9
RE: PVC valve
ORIGINAL: contentsunderpressur
Remember that the PCV is screwed in like most gas caps. There is like one big thread on it. You turn it about 1/4 turn and it pops out. If the PCVis ok then you have a lot of blowby and will need to run the two valve covers to an external PCV filter.
Remember that the PCV is screwed in like most gas caps. There is like one big thread on it. You turn it about 1/4 turn and it pops out. If the PCVis ok then you have a lot of blowby and will need to run the two valve covers to an external PCV filter.
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