Additives for blowby?
Can I use some lucas oil treatment or a can of Restore to help with the blowby from my truck? It's not terrible but it will haze out an intersection occasionally (turned up pump proly doesn't help either)?
Thanks all Matt |
no. blowby is caused by an excessively worn engine, its not a lubrication problem or anything. its the fact that your piston rings are so worn theyre letting oil past them
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Worn rings allow combustion pressure into the crankcase - that's "blowby."
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Originally Posted by NadirPoint
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Worn rings allow combustion pressure into the crankcase - that's "blowby."
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its time for an overhual
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But wouldn't something like Restore (which i've used in high mileage gassers and it worked GREAT as far as oil consumption, mileage and poor idle etc), or Lucas Oil which is really thick, work to stop a large portion of the blowby?
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Originally Posted by 85_305
(Post 540966)
But wouldn't something like Restore (which i've used in high mileage gassers and it worked GREAT as far as oil consumption, mileage and poor idle etc), or Lucas Oil which is really thick, work to stop a large portion of the blowby?
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So the blow by is soooo bad u can fog out an intersetion?! :td: I wanna see a vid of this!
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Alright mr. Rattler no its not that bad but it CAN haze the street lightly at a stop sign.
Should I try restore, to restore the walls and rings etc, or try a thicker oil enhancer like lucas? Anybody with any luck? |
with all the problems your having this motor do what i recommended in the other thread. just get a used and part yours out. itll cost you less and you have any of these problems
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