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tryan 
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 Topic: Crankcase PressurePosted: December-22-2003 at 2:46pm |
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do the pvc system first and also try non-detergent oil. you might be foaming up in there. try running at the minimum mark on the stick.
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Posted: December-22-2003 at 8:42am |
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It definitely needs a PVC system
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Posted: December-21-2003 at 11:48pm |
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I have a 67 Wildcat with a 440. Since I rebuilt the motor last year I have been pushing oil out the dipstix tube and the valve covers. I have 2 thoughts one is a restriction in the oil cooler which I added, I might have the hose bent at to great of an angle the other thought is that I need a PCV system. Anyone want to offer suggestions ? The boat is in a garage that is snowed in so I can't experiment till the thaw.
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