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NewAge 5.0 10-01-2001 09:55 PM

Oil On Plug Threads??
 
swapped out my plugs and my 10,000 mile motor had oil on the plug threads not so much on the plug THEY WERE FOULED though, what does this mean? Blow-by improper intake gasket seals? what I am stressed.. motor doesnt smoke but does use a lil oil, NEW MOTOR 10,000 miles. info below.

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bigredstang 10-02-2001 08:17 AM

Dont forget to check for leaky valve cover gaskets. Admitted, fouled plugs make it look like something else, but I have had leaky covers that filled the plug holes.

Greg

FoxBuilder 10-02-2001 08:35 AM

To check for blow-by do a leak-down test. The thing that sticks out in my mind is fouled plugs and uses oil. It almost sound like a "little" oil is getting in the cylinder. I'd check the PVC valve to see if it popped off or see if the PVC valve is pulling to much oil in the intake. Sometimes increasing compression and more ring seal will result in excessive crankcase pressure. To a greater extent I'd also check the valve seals.


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NewAge 5.0 10-02-2001 03:07 PM

Dont know why but the Valve Cover Breather is Suckin Air. Pullin alot of vacume.. should it be doing this?? why would it SUCK air? hmmm lemme know guys I am stumped

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SOLD THE 87GT, .. GT40, 70mmTB, 75mmBullet, 24lbinjectors, cold air induction, Edelbrok 6025 Rpm's, Inch phonolic spacer, tall FMSvalve covers, an SFI balancer, Canton 7quart, the shortblock... Lunati 51025 (224/232 .535/. 544 @112 deg) Ross lightweight pistons (10:1) Eagle H-Beams, Total Seal plasma Moly Rings, Clevite bearings, ARP throughout, FMS main Girdle&Studs, Forged Crank, of course HV-OilPump and hardened FMS shaft, Dual Friction centerforce, T5, and 4.10's Longtubes and 2.25 tail pi

PKRWUD 10-02-2001 04:05 PM

It's supposed to. In an engine with a complete PCV system, the air goes into the engine at the oil fill or breather, and comes back out through the PCV valve. The whole point of having the breather as a filter is to filter the air going into the engine, to prevent dirt and such from entering. You don't start to develop air exiting the breather until the engine gets excessive blow-by, or if the PCV is plugged.

Take care
~Chris

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NewAge 5.0 10-02-2001 05:40 PM

Boy Thats good to know, mine is really pullin in some air i guess it will 10.1 compression huh.. well thats good. what do you think will cause oil on the thread of the plugs and foul them out. NO OIL LEAKS valve covers are perfectly sealed.. also it might be pulling a lil oil into teh Upper Intake.

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SOLD THE 87GT, .. GT40, 70mmTB, 75mmBullet, 24lbinjectors, cold air induction, Edelbrok 6025 Rpm's, Inch phonolic spacer, tall FMSvalve covers, an SFI balancer, Canton 7quart, the shortblock... Lunati 51025 (224/232 .535/. 544 @112 deg) Ross lightweight pistons (10:1) Eagle H-Beams, Total Seal plasma Moly Rings, Clevite bearings, ARP throughout, FMS main Girdle&Studs, Forged Crank, of course HV-OilPump and hardened FMS shaft, Dual Friction centerforce, T5, and 4.10's Longtubes and 2.25 tail pi

PKRWUD 10-02-2001 08:07 PM

Did you remember to install a baffle underneath where the PCV hose plugs into the intake? What about the screen? Is the PCV valve new?

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~Chris

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