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Rewind, 2 months ago, My head unit was sent back to Vortech to be rebuilt because the front seal was shot.
Last night, I was cleaning under the hood and noticed the rubber elbow between the powerpipe-and-Vortech head unit came loose on the bottom… so I went to tighten the clamp and noticed, there was a small puddle of oil sitting in there again, less than last time, but still… oil in my powerpipe.
Do you guys have any suggestions on what it could be?
The only connections to the powerpipe are:
1. Bypass
2. the two hoses from either side of the valve covers, but both of them have oil separators on them
3. the Vortech head unit which was rebuilt 2 months ago.
So one of those has to be the culprit, and I just don’t know what it could be. Is it possible the bypass valve is shooting some oil into the powerpipe? But even if it is, would it be able to travel up there to the top of the pipe and sit in the rubber elbow?
Is this just something that can happen with a vortech and I shouldn’t worry?
Last night, I was cleaning under the hood and noticed the rubber elbow between the powerpipe-and-Vortech head unit came loose on the bottom… so I went to tighten the clamp and noticed, there was a small puddle of oil sitting in there again, less than last time, but still… oil in my powerpipe.
Do you guys have any suggestions on what it could be?
The only connections to the powerpipe are:
1. Bypass
2. the two hoses from either side of the valve covers, but both of them have oil separators on them
3. the Vortech head unit which was rebuilt 2 months ago.
So one of those has to be the culprit, and I just don’t know what it could be. Is it possible the bypass valve is shooting some oil into the powerpipe? But even if it is, would it be able to travel up there to the top of the pipe and sit in the rubber elbow?
Is this just something that can happen with a vortech and I shouldn’t worry?