Yeah could be that or a PCV issue. Did you hook it up like factory or did you just put breathers on the valve covers? Could be blowing it out the rear main even though it's a new seal.
Yeah could be that or a PCV issue. Did you hook it up like factory or did you just put breathers on the valve covers? Could be blowing it out the rear main even though it's a new seal.
i had the rear main seal and cover gasket replaced already once.
hooked pcv up like factory
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im hoping its not the rear seal.. UGH cost me 750 to have that replaced once already
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not my luck trav. besides thats also a 3 or 4 day rental car.
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check the back of your valve covers, are you still running the stock covers?
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i have 3/4 inch spacers and then stock covers on top of those.. the rockers were too tall to just use stock covers.
new gaskets on the spacer, reused the gaskets on the covers themselves.
i checked those and they appeared dry to me.
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That sounds right. You don't have a kink in the return line anywhere do you? I would suggest you put a manual gauge on it and verify the fuel pressure. It shouldn't be fluctuating like that, for sure. You might try running the truck with the gas cap loose to see if maybe the fuel vent is plugged up, if you find the fuel pressure readings you're getting are accurate.
Last edited by RedHeartbeat; 07-26-2011 at 08:46 PM.
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