What can pressurize crankcase?
I recently had the AOS replaced on my '04 Boxster S; once that was done the RMS started leaking. Today I saw oil fumes coming out from the oil filler cap with the engine idling and fully warmed up. I opened the cap and there appeared to be a fair amount of pressure in the crankcase. What could cause this? The engine has 95k miles and runs great. I don't think it is a ring issue because it runs so well and has had consistent oil changes.
Is there something that could be missed or reversed during the AOS replacement that could cause this? |
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JFP I'm a Boxster newbie and about to replace my AOS. I don't want to make a mistake, so can you explain how the AOS works so I know what I am doing? Thanks.
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http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...small/Pic1.jpg It has multiple vacuum lines running off it, and there have been updated designs released over the years. Some of the later M96/97 engines had AOS units that had water passages in them as well. As these are a common maintenance replacement item, there are several DIY write ups on how to do it, which is not hard, but it can be time consuming, and requires using a cable operated hose clamp tool to save your sanity. The following site will provide a useful introduction to the sport, but do a search as several write ups also include some hints on how to streamline the replacement if you are working on the ground: https://sites.google.com/site/mikefocke2/airoilseparatorreplacement |
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