JRSC question
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JRSC question
I recently looked inside my JRSC manifold and inlet and i noticed black deposits in the manifold walls. Is this normal? A friend had mentioned maybe its the bearing or a leak. PLS HELP!! 
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Re: JRSC question (FMXer)
If you have a hose running from the crank case to your intake for positive ventilation I'm assuming you would get an oil-film build up like any other vehicle. If your not, then I'm not sure.
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Re: JRSC question (B18Flip)
Either oil rebreathing or the blower lobes are shredding each other. You will suck a lot of oil in if you have a hose straight from the valve cover to the intake pipe.
Is your TB as oily?
Is your TB as oily?
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Re: JRSC question (Holden)
Yeah, the TB is oily . So i'm guessing it it she oil rebreathing from the valvecover. Normal right?
[Modified by B18Flip, 12:27 PM 9/20/2002]
[Modified by B18Flip, 12:27 PM 9/20/2002]
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Re: JRSC question (B18Flip)
I was gonna post exactly what Holden said. My charger used to suck oil out of my valve cover via the hose from the valve cover connected to my air intake.
The easy fix would be to cap the air intake off and install a breather filter on the valve cover...or do what I did and get a catch can. Either will work well.
The easy fix would be to cap the air intake off and install a breather filter on the valve cover...or do what I did and get a catch can. Either will work well.
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