Oil pool on cylinder head
Hey Guys......
Im getting pooling (see pic with circle) but there seems to be no leakage around the area, thought it might be the camshaft seal since its around the bolt in the pic, but the timing belt cover seems clean in and out. any ideas?
Second ?
could someone tell me the diffs of the trany selections of the 850?
Econo
Sport
Winter
Tracs
I drive 80% city as a courier..what would be my best selection.
Thanks in advance
Chebucto
Im getting pooling (see pic with circle) but there seems to be no leakage around the area, thought it might be the camshaft seal since its around the bolt in the pic, but the timing belt cover seems clean in and out. any ideas?
Second ?
could someone tell me the diffs of the trany selections of the 850?
Econo
Sport
Winter
Tracs
I drive 80% city as a courier..what would be my best selection.
Thanks in advance
Chebucto
I thought of that, but there is no oil pooing in any other bolt seat (even the ones just below the oil cap, just the farthest one away (the one I circled) strange eh.
chebucto
chebucto
Just a second thought, I have the haynes manual, where or what would I look for if the Vent system is clogged....what could I do to check to see if it is the problem.
Chebucto
Chebucto
I also noticed in the front cover of the Haynes manual the pic shows a cover of some sort over top of the manifold. This is missing on my 850. Is this important, should I go find one (what is it know as)?
Chebucto.
Chebucto.
Just a method of testing the condition of vent system:
When the engine is warm to running temperature, Remove the engine oil dipstic with the car idling and look for smoky blow from there. If there is no white smoky blow-by then there is nothing wrong with it but if you see some of this blow, then you vent system needs replacement/cleanaing.
When the engine is warm to running temperature, Remove the engine oil dipstic with the car idling and look for smoky blow from there. If there is no white smoky blow-by then there is nothing wrong with it but if you see some of this blow, then you vent system needs replacement/cleanaing.
Tech, I will check out the dipstick method, now if the vent system is at fualt, I checked my haynes manual for maintence for cleaning of the vent systme and found nothing. Is this sysetem called something else, or could you give me a few quick tips to locating and what parts need to be replaced or cleaned.
Thanks again
Chebucto
Thanks again
Chebucto
Im not sure why they don't show anything.
Here is a diagram of the system.
http://www.fcpgroton.com/product-exe...category_id/63
Here is a diagram of the system.
http://www.fcpgroton.com/product-exe...category_id/63
Its also Called PCV system by volvo. But in short, all you need is a kit from the link above which have all the hoses and oil catch can (vent box) and a new intake manifold gasket because this vent box sits right under the manifold and you will have to take the manifold off to replace those parts. This intake manifold gasket is part fo the kit sometimes so make sure when you order those parts.
Ok great, so let me see if I got this straight. do the smoke test first, if I get white smoke from the dipstick line, i should look at replacing with the kit you provided the link for, including the gasket. Now, if I dont get any smoke from the dipstick line, then I have to look at other option. I also took a look around the oil cap, there is a bit of oil spray around there also, could the cap seal just be old and letting oil under pressure out?
Chebucto
Chebucto
One last question, ive started to order the replacement parts for the vent system, but the Oil seperator wants to know a serial number range for the part. like (Up to engine serial 330413), you guessed it, where in the engine compartment do I verify my serial number before I order this online.
Thanks again
Chebucto
Thanks again
Chebucto
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