replacing fuel injectors and finding oil in the intake manifold...
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replacing fuel injectors and finding oil in the intake manifold...
well i went botu repalcing my fuel injectors today and found oil in my intake manifold. It is mostly all thorugh the intake manifold and a little in the throttle body. I am trying to figure out where it is coming. In my opinion i think it is coming form one of the vavle cover breathers thta go into the intake manifold. Is this possible? I have also notice a few peopel just have valve cover breather filter there instead of the tube. Anyone know about these?
My engine is a 22re rebuitl with about 4000 miles on it.
My other question is i need to take the lower portion of the intake manifold off to clean out all this black goo crap. Do i just need to drain all the coolant it doesnt seem to have anythign else i have to remove except for a few sensor plugs?
My engine is a 22re rebuitl with about 4000 miles on it.
My other question is i need to take the lower portion of the intake manifold off to clean out all this black goo crap. Do i just need to drain all the coolant it doesnt seem to have anythign else i have to remove except for a few sensor plugs?
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well thst what i thoguht too but there is not really any oil residue in that line or in the pcv valve. I am thinking that it is the front breather tube that runs un-obstructed into the manifold.
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But after looking into it some more i am think that mabey htis is why people do the pvc catch can mod? Anyone have any info on what the front hose is and whether i cna just swap it out with a valve cover breather and not funnel it back to the intake?
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https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/pcv-catch-can-mod-gas-mileage-86739/
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i think i will try the catch can mod on the pcv valve line but i am still wondering abotu the front line and wether or not i could just put a breather filter on it
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I'm not experenced with the 22re but on some engines there can be problems with just putting a breather on because the poor venting can cause a sludge build-up in the engine. IIRC the mid 90's Camrys had a bad sludge problem from the factory. http://www.yotarepair.com/Sludge_Zone.html
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