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Re: Ford F150 buring oil
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Posted by Bus Driver on December 17, 2005 at 10:02:36 from (66.226.35.171):
In Reply to: Ford F150 buring oil posted by Hurst on December 17, 2005 at 09:21:01:
Two inexpensive things to try are to install new PCV valve and to add SeaFoam to the crankcase. My oldest car started leaking oil and the oil seal leakstop made it worse. Discovered that my PCV valve was clogged. Caused pressure to build inside the engine. A new PCV valve for less than $3.00 stopped the leak entirely. SeaFoam is an expensive product. I have little experience with it, but have heard lots of enthusiastic support and no derogatory comments. The oil rings for those cylinders might be stuck and the SeaFoam is supposed to help that.
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