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Excessive valve cover pressure

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Have you ever changed the PVC? It could
Be clogged and forcing everything out the intake hose. Or it's massive blow by. Do a compression test and a leak down test.
 
Watched the video and it looks to me like you cracked the ring lands on the pistons or the rings are shot.I would def do a compression test .

+1 That is way too much blow-by for idle, even if the PCV is clogged. Blue smoke also confirms that oil is being burnt. So it's likely you'll need some bottom end parts and some block work, but don't start counting eggs before they hatch. Run a compression and leak down test to verify a damaged cylinder. If so then start tearing it down and assessing the damage.
 
cylinder 4-60psi
cylinder 3-90psi
cylinder 2-115psi
cylinder 1-80 psi

yeah not even close to 150.LOL

WTF That's no good. What are you using to tune? You're looking at overheating, knock or you washed the cylinder walls to create that kind of pain across all 4.
 
cylinder 4-60psi
cylinder 3-90psi
cylinder 2-115psi
cylinder 1-80 psi

yeah not even close to 150.LOL

Damn... did you forget to put the head gasket back on when you installed the head? LOL

What kind of gasket is it, and how did you prep the head? Did you check the head and block for flatness?

I was driving with a 14b and hit a bit boost spike. So i just put a
New head gasket n BSE with new gaskets n timing belt:/ no tune jus stock

A boost spike isn't a reason to tear a head off and replace a head gasket; mine spikes every day to 30+ psi. Wanna tell us the rest of the story? :)
 
When you pop the pistons out and start removing the rings you'll know if you need to replace the piston.Take pictures and post them for all to see.When you remove the pistons do one at a time and dont mix up the rod caps .
 
if you are looking to stay stock i have a good set of rods/pistons from my 6 blot that would just need to be re ringed. could do them for a good price if your interested
 
Im doing a stock rebuild, but i ordered some nippon pistons and got a good deal on OEM rings (30$). And Im not giving up on her:)

if you are looking to stay stock i have a good set of rods/pistons from my 6 blot that would just need to be re ringed. could do them for a good price if your interested

thank you for offer, wish i would have seen there earlier:rolleyes:
 
How did that car even run?? Wow. Thats extremely low compression numbers. Glad your fixing it though and GL with the rebuild.
 
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