cats smoking

Either your PCV is blocked and the oil is being squeezed out of the seals or the rear main seal is leaking. Unscrew the oil filler cap and put a dryer sheet over it with a rubber band so crap doesnt fall down into the valve cover and see if after a few warmup cycles it stops smoking. If so, get a push-in breather for the filler stem and you're all set.
 
crazypete said:
Unscrew the oil filler cap and put a dryer sheet over it with a rubber band so crap doesnt fall down into the valve cover and see if after a few warmup cycles it stops smoking. If so, get a push-in breather for the filler stem and you're all set.

:bs: Or maybe he could just replace the PCV filter, grommet and valve and let the system work as it's suppossed to. That'd be about $20 total from 50resto.com One should never run a breather cap on a closed PCV system.