Oil all down side of truck
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I am having the exact same issue as you are. Hardly any loss if any at Lower RPM, around town and such. Head out on the highway for a long drive 2000 RPM+ and the underside of the truck gets coated along with the tail gate. I guess I will try a breather, and hopefully that works. I didn't have any issues until I installed my valve springs and exhaust brake, so I am wondering if that messed with anything
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Installed it today haven't been able to take it out yet. I installed it on number 4 & 5 valve and ran the hose down next to the stock one. Will take pics in the daylight tomorrow. Only thing is that the freshly painted beather makes every thing else under the hood look like crap. Off to get another can of black spray paint.
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I ordered this breather couple days ago and will be doing the same thing. My hazes all over, especially when warm or after a hard run. Oil is everywhere and I've just been putting it off until now. I'll be plugged off the original breather as I doubt it'll be effective with the other breather open. Air/oil vapors will chose path of least resistance. I'll let you all know how it goes too.
FYI, my tube doesnt seem to be blow by, or at least it doesn't puff like a train, but rather a steady low pressure haze.
Joel
FYI, my tube doesnt seem to be blow by, or at least it doesn't puff like a train, but rather a steady low pressure haze.
Joel
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FYI, my tube doesnt seem to be blow by, or at least it doesn't puff like a train, but rather a steady low pressure haze.
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Mine was the same at ideal only a little haze comming out after a trip or after being ran hard.
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Mine was the same at ideal only a little haze comming out after a trip or after being ran hard.
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Well for me this was a $150 waste of money. I wanted the hazing to stop at idle and it's the same. I installed this then plugged my stock hole and it just moved the haze up to the top now out of this vent. After idling the truck for a few minutes and sticking my finger in the vent there was oil inside enough to coat my finger. There was absolutely no change.
Oddly enough, as I rev my motor up in neutral, the amount decreases. I plugged it with my finger and after a few seconds I let go and you could hear pressure release. Then I revved it up to 1500 or so (Couldn't see the tach so its a guess) and did the same thing and did not have as much pressure.
Mine blows by more warm then hot, and more at idle then not. I dont get it. the only time I really lose oil was out of the stock location really hauling and at higher RPM. I solved that problem a couple years ago by capping the stock location and putting in a vent in the oil fill tube and running a hose from that. It hazes from there too, but no oil was lost when screaming up a hill with my 5th wheel. I moved it back when I got tired of the haze from the front.
So, Not sure if I need another one of these (another $150) or if I need to fix something. My truck always stinks of diesel motor oil unless I freshly wash and then never turn it on. Other peoples trucks don't smell like mine so any ideas?
Joel
Oddly enough, as I rev my motor up in neutral, the amount decreases. I plugged it with my finger and after a few seconds I let go and you could hear pressure release. Then I revved it up to 1500 or so (Couldn't see the tach so its a guess) and did the same thing and did not have as much pressure.
Mine blows by more warm then hot, and more at idle then not. I dont get it. the only time I really lose oil was out of the stock location really hauling and at higher RPM. I solved that problem a couple years ago by capping the stock location and putting in a vent in the oil fill tube and running a hose from that. It hazes from there too, but no oil was lost when screaming up a hill with my 5th wheel. I moved it back when I got tired of the haze from the front.
So, Not sure if I need another one of these (another $150) or if I need to fix something. My truck always stinks of diesel motor oil unless I freshly wash and then never turn it on. Other peoples trucks don't smell like mine so any ideas?
Joel
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