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    #16
    Originally posted by jaywish View Post
    The vacuum is supplied by the running engine. (pistons going down on intake stroke). It is siphoned off the intake for the pcv. I was suggesting you remove the hose from the pcv, run engine and check vac by holding thumb over the end of the hose. Vac should be fairly strong. When you remove thumb engine should run bad.

    Also, the PCV screen....
    Gotcha.. I didn't think there was a vacuum pump on the PCV I know it was a NOOB question but at this point I 'll ask anything.. Just hoping it's not the top rings on the pistons?? Oil shoots out of the dipstick pretty hard. Screen yes waiting on one from O'riely's they had to order one.. GO FIGURE A COMMON PART... Thanks Gents
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      #17
      if its the rings, a compression test will point towards that, and a leakdown test will confirm it. I would expect other signs though, mostly oil fouled spark plugs if the rings are bad enough to have serious blowby problems. Also, make sure that tube between the oil fill neck and the throttle body is not plugged up. Normally when there are blowby problems, you also get oil shoved through that tube and it might clog.
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        #18
        Like Gadget73 says, the leak down test is the best method to determine how each cylinder is holding up. The slop in the rings becomes evident during the power stroke of the engine when combustion gases blow by the rings and enter the crankcase. This could be causing your liquid oil and or oil vapor to exit the "hole of least resistance" ! Good luck!!!

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          #19
          Well as I progressed with all of the tests & check this & that's.Came down to back presser from the Cats. Didn't be leave it myself but I took all of them off ran new H-pipe and y-la it stopped the spitting.. Thanks to a good friend who's been around a few hundred motors or so.. Thanks for all the help gents.. This is one to put into our books...
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            #20
            Thanks for posting up the answer.
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