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Cold air---->airfilter------> rad------>hot air I might entertain heat soak from the lid being on top of the rad support and the lid getting hot and thus making the air hot but there is no way its sucking in "hot air". Quote:
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Honestly if it were simple I'd probably swap to an LS1 style intake just for ease of access. Beats jacking up the car and pulling the skid plate just to get at the damn air filter. And you could run a paper filter. But I think the Moroso or a comparable CAI flows plenty for a mildly modded LT1.
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I think pizza is saying the hot air during idle and not moving. I've seen inlet temps hit 150+ in traffic on LS cars with the bottom cut out.
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yeah thats what i mean. my lid gets very hot sitting in the lanes. had to move the IAT sensor so it wouldnt pull 4 degrees out of timing.
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Zfreie you should buy this off me, chrs1313 ram air kit
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Compression Test
Well all cylinders were with in 205-210psi
should I repeat the test now and add some oil to cylinders to make sure my compression tester is accurate? Pictures of plugs http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...ps0fbcf75e.jpg http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...ps2280d71d.jpg http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...ps5e36dbf7.jpg Seems like alot of carbon buildup, guessing from the oil it burns. I'm stull having oil blown out of the dipstick ect, if the compression test is right I should have really solid motor for 180k, so how is my engine getting the crankcase pressurized? |
when you pulled the intake did you pull the lower pan off and clean the PILE of sludge out of it?
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I'd also lean towards pcv. Try changing the pcv valve and cleaning the sustem
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/2078...group_activity
Don't know if you're on facebook at all but my friend has a 70k LT1 for sale for decent money. Billy Fowler is his name(if the post doesn't redirect you to the thread.) |
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New might mean defective unless it was doing it before? Did you check the hoses from it if they aren't blocked?
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Would tossing some compressed air into the pcv inlet dislodge anygunk long enough to see if thats the issue? Would it hurt anything? |
Ok so, pcv valve sucks like a mofo, pulled it out of intake and put my finger up to it and it about sucked it into the engine. So its def working.
Anything else I can check easy that I might be over looking? I noticed some fluctuating oil pressure WOT last time I drove it, didn't move much but a little, Ill toss some seafoam in the oil before next oil change and let it run for a few min before I dump it and see if that helps either situation. I guess next step will be pulling the intake? I'm at a loss really lol For shits I put a piece of tube to the pcv grommet and blew into it and I can hear air reaching the TB, dunno if this matters or not. |
Maybe try a cheap vent on the oil cap? I don't run a pcv so what do I know lol
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Zfreie what exactly is the problem with your engine.
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if the rubber lines are old and deteriorated they could be collapsing under vaccum causing no ventilation
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Just driving me nuts smelling oil all the time and everything else. |
hey man at least it starts :P
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So when you pulled the pcv out and ran the car. did the gromet the pcv goes into blow air out while it was running? if NOT then the belly pan is full of shit.
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Just an update, the problem seems to be gone? lol
I wonder if me pressurizing the manifold freed up something? So far no oil to be seen out of the engine. Works for me :zfreie: |
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Need to do another couple coats on the hood and will be good to go. |
Looks good. How derible is it?
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Shot from ground looking up into my air dam. Showing how exposed both rad and air filter are.
Got a couple more things to finish up but, car is about done till garage gets finished and I go racecar with it. |
if you take out that seemingly useless plastic "shield" over the radiator it actually causes the car to run hot unless you take and hole saw the front bumper reinforcement and remove some of the bumper cover to add flow. that shield is there to bring air front under the car at speed up in front of the rad in a controlled manner. with out it the air doent flow threw the rad and at speed. 35plus the fans are off by ecm till its overheating. just so you know.
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This has been my setup for two years now, runs cold lol 160* tstat and tuned for earlier fans |
yeah i was talking the x plastic piece if i take it out mine over heats while beating on it down the high way. still have air damn too.
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I don't drive highway hardly ever so perhaps that's why I've never noticed? Would you notice from a single wot pull? |
no it was after a few miles of hard pulls then letting off. maybe your ok i increased the BTU's of my engine probably 60% over stock and have stock radiator..... haha
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Update on garage, getting close to being able to lay the radiant heat in the floor and have it poured.
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Very nice!
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still not big enough!! 2 more bays!!!!! do it!!!!!
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wow nice dude, you gonna move in upstairs? lol
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Yeah me too, I've thought about making my own place above my grandfathers two stall garage up in NH, lift one side of the roof and dormer the other. But too bad I'm in a career that ties me to the Boston area.. But it would make a sweet little camp to go up on the weekends instead of blowing an air mattress up.
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