Oil through vent tube...
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It is caused from blowby. That is why the oil gets into the tube and then on the ground. If you understand basic engine fundamentals you can figure out where to check. Somehow you are getting combustion pressures into the crankcase. Try a leak down test to see which cylinder is giving you issues
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Also, dont rule out a possible injector(s) stuck open, dumping raw fuel into a cylinder(s) and washing passed the rings and mixing/ diluting the oil in the crankcase. This will cause the oil/fuel mixture to overfill the crankcase to which it will spill out of the vent tube. Check your oil level. If it is waaaay over the full mark, your likely "making oil" through the event decribed above. If its low, your likely losing it through excessive blow-by. Just tossing it out there..........
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boost pressure goes up.
cylinder pressure goes up.
old rings combined with tapered cylinders results in a poor seal at high cylinder pressures.
Don't worry, I have the same thing. although my engine leaks from all orifices (even after a full reseal, I still coat the bottom on the truck), so it's difficult to tell.
I get minor (read: next to nothing) out of the blowby tube, and more from the dipstick tube actually. then again my dipstick collar is broken.
cylinder pressure goes up.
old rings combined with tapered cylinders results in a poor seal at high cylinder pressures.
Don't worry, I have the same thing. although my engine leaks from all orifices (even after a full reseal, I still coat the bottom on the truck), so it's difficult to tell.
I get minor (read: next to nothing) out of the blowby tube, and more from the dipstick tube actually. then again my dipstick collar is broken.
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That happened to me as well. 2 injectors hung open, as a matter of fact. My engine was puking diluted oil through the vent tube BIG TIME. Coated the entire undercarriage. At least now it wont rust under there....