> so should i refit a check valve and could this solve this problem. if not
> any other more ideas?
>> so should i refit a check valve and could this solve this problem. if not
>> any other more ideas?
You must prevent charge air from pressurising the crank case. Remove the vac
line, or put another on-way valve in immediately. Pressure will escape from
somewhere, otherwise, and that is often through the bottom of the dipstick
tube. Dramatic oil loss like that can lead to much worse problems very
quickly.
If you can't get one from a car supplier, one from an aquarium supplier will
do. If you don't believe me, connect a foot pump to it and pump a bar of
pressure at it. That's more "boost" than you run on the car (I assume), so
it's safe.
> yes or just have no C valve or vacuum line at all just have a short
> line coming off the nipple from the valve cover with a bolt or
> something in the other end to block it off
Like this?
<http://www.saabphotos.com/gallery/Orca_BOV2/engine_003>
I find I get closer to 30 MPG with the car setup like that. Odd?
> then block of the intake manifold line too
... Of use it for something else ... Like a BOV in my case :)
Paul
1989 900 Turbo S
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