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Causes
Effects
a leak
was causing
oil to get onto the exhaust manifolds
the cylinder head
can cause
oil to enter the PCV system
a blown engine part
causing
oil to go onto the manifold
seals in the turbo on the compressor housing side
causing
oil to go into the intake pipe
a cracked oil tank
(passive) was caused by
oil level in engine
This most recent issue ... valve cover gasket degradation
causes
oil to secrete onto the exhaust manifold
Broken seals or a broken turbocharger
may cause
large amounts of oil mist to enter the inlet manifold
as I do n't see
would cause
two inlet manifolds to oil up
the valve cover
causing
oil to puddle at the edge of the intake manifold
A PCV valve that is stuck " open
will lead
to oil build - up in the intake manifold
an oil leak
is causing
oil to get into the exhaust system
a fact
causing
the oil to get into the intake
because they thought
was causing
oil to get into the intake
The extreme amount of vacuum created by the intake system and supercharger
causes
oil vapor to enter the intake system
overfill
causing
oil to get into the intake
hose
causing
oil to pour over the exhaust manifold
Usually
(passive) is caused
Oil in Intake Tube
to help prevent contaminates in the lubricating oil from entering and damaging the turbocharger bearing system
(passive) was designed
oil inlet filter
damaged seals
cause
oil to enter the exhaust system
If a seal or guide is worn
can cause
oil to enter cylinder
normally
(passive) is ... caused
Oil in the intake tubes
the line
leading
to the engine inlet manifold
the PVC system
can cause
oil to be drawn into the intake manifold
this failure
caused
oil to leak into the intake manifold
What causes oil in the intake manifold
causes
oil in the intake manifold
in turn
is causing
oil in the intake
by turbo
(passive) caused by
oil in intake
something ... a PVC valve
is causing
oil to be in the intake
a PVC valve
is causing
oil to be in the intake
the engine vibration
leading
toward the intake manifold
specifically for
(passive) was designed
The downdraft inlet manifold
either of which
causes
excess oil to enter the manifold
the air pipe
leading
to the inlet manifold
the vacuum pipe
leading
to the inlet manifold
to work with them
(passive) so was designed
inlet manifold
various vacuum pipes
leading
to inlet manifold
the hose
leads
to the inlet manifold
for a single choke carb
(passive) was designed
The inlet manifold
the cast metal pipe
leading
to the inlet manifold
to minimise flow imbalance between the flow tubes , greatly reducing the risks of air locking
(passive) has been designed
The inlet manifold
more problems in my EGR ports , etc
will cause
more problems in my EGR ports , etc
the smoke
(passive) could be caused by
the smoke
a skipping / hesitation in engine
causing
a skipping / hesitation in engine
possible engine failure
cause
possible engine failure
engine compartment fires
can cause
engine compartment fires
it to misfire or skip as some call it
caused
it to misfire or skip as some call it
deposits
(passive) are caused by
deposits
the deposits
(passive) are caused by
the deposits
smoke from the tail pipe
can cause
smoke from the tail pipe
to the cylinder ( indicating bad ring$
lead
to the cylinder ( indicating bad ring$
from the tail pipe
can cause
from the tail pipe
lots of smoke on the engine
causing
lots of smoke on the engine
to heated fuel and vapor lock problems
will lead
to heated fuel and vapor lock problems
to the equipment and the oil outlet pipe for recovery
leading
to the equipment and the oil outlet pipe for recovery
incorrect air mix
causing
incorrect air mix
to oil deposits
will lead
to oil deposits
the fire
(passive) caused by
the fire
in even a fire
can result
in even a fire
in excessive oil burning
resulting
in excessive oil burning
The carbon
(passive) is caused by
The carbon
a fire
can cause
a fire
even a Website fire
can cause
even a Website fire
carbon on the intake valves
causes
carbon on the intake valves
A key problem
(passive) caused by
A key problem
the smoke
was causing
the smoke
the smoke
is causing
the smoke
blue smoke
can cause
blue smoke
Another key problem
(passive) caused by
Another key problem
lots of smoke
caused
lots of smoke
a dirty throttle body
causing
a dirty throttle body
coolant loss in most circumstances
causes
coolant loss in most circumstances
to heated fuel and vapor lock problems
will lead
to heated fuel and vapor lock problems
to detonation
can lead
to detonation
my 93 octane to mix with oil causing knock issues
caused
my 93 octane to mix with oil causing knock issues
in a lean condition
resulting
in a lean condition
to lean conditions / detonation due to reducing octane
could lead
to lean conditions / detonation due to reducing octane
lots of smoke and actually hydro
caused
lots of smoke and actually hydro
in bouts of smoking
results
in bouts of smoking
this to become loose and thus introduce a leak into the intake
can cause
this to become loose and thus introduce a leak into the intake
weak mixture
causing
weak mixture
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