Oil Filler Cap Suction at Audrey Donnelly blog

Oil Filler Cap Suction. My local audi shop seemed baffled by the fact. Assuming the ccv is operating properly. If the pcv system is up to snuff,. I decided to remove the oil cap and man there was a lot of suction as if air was looking to get it.i placed it back and removed. That pressure is from blowby of the ring pack into the crankcase. There is no check engine light on. However, if you feel pressure instead of the suction, you need. Upon removal of your oil filler cap, it is normal for you to feel some slight suction. I noticed that there is a considerably strong vacuum/suction when i remove the oil filler cap while the engine is on. I'd like to see how many people have significant suction through their oil fill cap. With that hose connected (to the ccv) you should have a very mild vacuum at the oil filler cap. If you feel pressure instead, the first thing to check is. If anything, you should feel a slight suction when you remove the oil filler cap.

There is no check engine light on. However, if you feel pressure instead of the suction, you need. Assuming the ccv is operating properly. I'd like to see how many people have significant suction through their oil fill cap. If you feel pressure instead, the first thing to check is. I noticed that there is a considerably strong vacuum/suction when i remove the oil filler cap while the engine is on. Upon removal of your oil filler cap, it is normal for you to feel some slight suction. If anything, you should feel a slight suction when you remove the oil filler cap. I decided to remove the oil cap and man there was a lot of suction as if air was looking to get it.i placed it back and removed. My local audi shop seemed baffled by the fact.

Oil filler cap

Oil Filler Cap Suction My local audi shop seemed baffled by the fact. I decided to remove the oil cap and man there was a lot of suction as if air was looking to get it.i placed it back and removed. However, if you feel pressure instead of the suction, you need. I'd like to see how many people have significant suction through their oil fill cap. With that hose connected (to the ccv) you should have a very mild vacuum at the oil filler cap. I noticed that there is a considerably strong vacuum/suction when i remove the oil filler cap while the engine is on. If the pcv system is up to snuff,. Upon removal of your oil filler cap, it is normal for you to feel some slight suction. If you feel pressure instead, the first thing to check is. My local audi shop seemed baffled by the fact. There is no check engine light on. Assuming the ccv is operating properly. That pressure is from blowby of the ring pack into the crankcase. If anything, you should feel a slight suction when you remove the oil filler cap.