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Posted By San Diego Ron 18 Years Ago
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Ron: did you ensure the drain back tube in the back of the canister, into the pan, is clear? Also, what many fail to take into account, is that crankcase ventilation is dependent on getting air "into" the engine, thru the mesh in the Oil Filler Cap. Often they are plugged with dirt & dirty oil. Hence no proper venting. Clean it thoroughly, if it won't clean up well, replace it!.. Also some small after market caps are next to useless as intake vents.

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Just finished adaptor for spin-on oil filter and cleaned and installed new filter in the draft tube canaster but the thing is dripping my just added new 20/50 w oil. Does the new filter need to soak up some oil before it holds it back or should I block off the whole mess and add PCV system...somehow?




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