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Old October 20th, 2007, 09:03 PM
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Oil Puke!

This is the third and hopefully final time of the passenger side oil breather blow out. Since new the car has only done the oil splurge three times and all three times happened this summer. All three times also took place while doing donuts. These three donuts were the only ones I’ve ever done. I can run the car as hard as I want and all is good, but spin it around and the oil flies. Very frustrating as this takes a couple of hours to get clean under the hood. I’m done with donuts!

Why only on donuts would this happen?

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Old October 20th, 2007, 09:11 PM
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maybe its the direction ur spinning is causing the oil to build up in that corner of the pass. head! that plus alittle blowby and u could have an oily mess!

no more donuts...thats crazy talk! try goin the other way
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Old October 20th, 2007, 09:58 PM
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So funny! My wife and I were just talking and were also thinking all the donuts were while turning the wheel to the left. Maybe the oil was moving in the direction of the breather. Okay before I give upon donuts I will try a couple in the opposite direction. Still very frustrating.
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Old October 20th, 2007, 10:07 PM
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i wouldnt suspect anything like piston rings being worn causing blowby to increase the crankcase pressure because u say it only happens during donuts. now if it happened during just a plain jane burnout then there could be some concern there!
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I got these breathers and you can do countless things to stop the mess from the outlets.
Run hoses down towards the pan and puke there, run them into a catch can etc.

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