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TomO

12-31-2019 @ 10:28 AM

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You are welcome

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Thanks for the tips - sounds like good advice and I appreciate your effort on this forum.

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To keep the crankcase adequately vented, keep the air filter (cap) on the oil fill tube clean and also check the draft tube for blockage when you do an annual inspection. Clean the filter every time that you change the oil. Change your oil filter every oil change as well.

To keep the sludge down, drive your car about 30 minutes every time that you drive it. That will heat the oil enough to evaporate the unburned deposits. You should do this even if you have a PCV system. If you cannot drive it 30 minutes every time, take it out for a long ( about 1 hour) drive at least once a month. This will heat the oil and allow the detergents to clean up small deposits before they become large deposits. Use a good quality multi-viscosity oil to keep the engine lubricated and make sure that your carburetor is working properly.

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interesting article- it states- ( if the crankcase is not adequately ventilated the motor oil will quickly become contaminated and internal parts will begin to rust and corrode due to water and acid that will become trapped in crankcase

My 8ba does not have excessive blow by my intention was to prevent the above situation.

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If you are getting a lot of blowby, it is time to rebuild your engine. The system shown in the ad could cause more pollution and sludge in your engine if you have a lot of blowby.

http://www.hastingsfilter.com/Literature/TSB/94-2R1.pdf

A PCV will not eliminate condensation. It occurs because of excessive blowby. The unburned combustion byproducts condense in the cooler oil pan and then turn into sludge. Carburetors cannot handle all of the different conditions of speed and mixture, so there are more of the unburned byproducts tha=n in a fuel injected engine.

Just because it is popular doesn't mean that it is a good thing to do. Listening it Rock bands at high volumes is popular, but it can damage your hearing.

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8ba runs fine has good compression but has a lot of miles on it and i thought this would be an upgrade.

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8ba runs great-good compression-but it has a lot of miles and this looked to me like an upgrade.

Maybe i'm overthinking this

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was wondering what condition your engine is in,for you to add a PVC valve
does it have blow by ?
you might want to do a leak down test to find out what the real problem is
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I'm doing some research and having a filtered intake air source for proper pcv operation looks to be a required component for proper operation.

So now i'm more confused.

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Why back when I had a 1957 Chevrolet. I needed to install a conversion kit to meet California registration requirements. I experienced quicker than normal fouling plugs. I think because of crankcase fumes dumping into the intake manifold.

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