1991vert said:mine wasnt pitted, just looked like someone had a BBQ on my flywheel![]()
texas-crude [oil] BBQECU5.0 said:mmm...what kind of bbq? carolina bbq or texas bbq?
HISSIN50 said:texas-crude [oil] BBQ
PS, what is a Carolina BBQ?
Michael Yount said:The other thing to be aware of is that when engine's produce too much crankcase pressure, or the pressure isn't vented properly (pcv system is malfunctioning) it will force oil out of seals and gaskets. Many a rear main seal has been replaced only to find that the new leaks also. Crankcase pressure will force oil out of a brand new seal.
I'm not saying there's nothing wrong with the seal. Just understand that a leaking seal doesn't necessarily mean that the seal is bad. High mileage engines with deteriorating ring seal and excessive blow by create excessive crankcase pressure. Clogged oil traps and pcv valves also can cause excessive crankcase pressure.
hissin - what's Carolina BBQ? you gotta come over this way; I'll treat you to some BBQ.
GT Trooper said:Where is the PCV valves located?
Michael Yount said:hissin - what's Carolina BBQ? you gotta come over this way; I'll treat you to some BBQ.