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Astephens (Guest)

quote:
Originally posted by PanteraDoug:
Check the PVC system. Also a carburetor if it is very rich will look like an oil problem because it is causing cylinder washing.
You need to look at that.

Doug,
I am not using a PCV valve, I'm running breathers instead. When I had the car on the dyno, they didn't say anything about it running rich. (doesn't mean it is not rich). They told me to fix the carb, I did, (blown power valve), but I have not been back to the dyno. I was thinking I may have had some cylinder washing going on, which could have kept the rings from seating?
Thanks for the help,
Art

4/13/0611:19 PM

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