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Hi guys
Help please.
I have oil being pumped out of the dip stick tube when the motor is under load & operating at speed - say accelerating at ~130kph.
Jeep dealer says it's caused by crankcase pressure build-up which isn't being 'released'.
Anyone heard of this/ suffered this problem.
Probable causes? Solutions?
Problem is current & urgent.
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Fault ERG valve? Previous owner bypassed / blocked?
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You may have a blocked crankcase breather. EGR does not cause this.
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Does the crankcase have a breather or does it rely upon the breather which returns crankcase fumes etc to the air intake etc? In my case via a Provent.

Thinking it may be either (putting a piston problem as a cause to the side for the moment):
* one of the hoses in the Provent system 'collapses' when prssure gets too high; &
* the swirl control valve is not functioning correctly.
First is easy to check, 2nd is a pretty major job.

Sound feasible?
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An update

Problem appears to be the hose from the Provent to the turbo side - 'collapses when under extreme pressure & returns to normal appearance when cool! Provent itself activates the valve when the outlet pipe is blocked so crankcase gasses etc have nowhere to go!

That's despite hose being encased in a spring & then wrapped in heat resistant foil.

Suggestions on a better hose type appreciated.
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I use heater hoses to and from my oil catch can. Perhaps your hoses are softening under heat? I got the heater hoses from Supercheap.
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I use heater hoses to and from my oil catch can. Perhaps your hoses are softening under heat? I got the heater hoses from Supercheap.
Heater hoses are good for formed bends but are they oil resistant, if not over time they will soften and the problem of sucking flat could return. I,ve never thought heater hose was oil safe but have never tested the theory. Some of those formed bends could be really handy.
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