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ReplicaR's Mustang build *finally on track again*
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<blockquote data-quote="ReplicaR" data-source="post: 1410677" data-attributes="member: 9209"><p>I tried to diagnose a leak by going to the most top and front point of the oil trace. At first I thought it was the oil filler cap. It's 22 years old, the rubber seal is as hard as plastic. So to troubleshoot that, I cleaned off all the oil, and sealed it with gasket maker for good measure. When I came back from next session, I had same exact mess. That's when I noticed that the hose that runs from the oil filler tube to the intake, is almost completely loose, and cracked in the back. I am pretty sure that is where the leak is coming from. In order to be able to use fox valve covers with all the lift roller rockers have to do, I had to remove the baffle, so I'm pretty sure there is oil spraying out of there, especially because of the high rpm operation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ReplicaR, post: 1410677, member: 9209"] I tried to diagnose a leak by going to the most top and front point of the oil trace. At first I thought it was the oil filler cap. It's 22 years old, the rubber seal is as hard as plastic. So to troubleshoot that, I cleaned off all the oil, and sealed it with gasket maker for good measure. When I came back from next session, I had same exact mess. That's when I noticed that the hose that runs from the oil filler tube to the intake, is almost completely loose, and cracked in the back. I am pretty sure that is where the leak is coming from. In order to be able to use fox valve covers with all the lift roller rockers have to do, I had to remove the baffle, so I'm pretty sure there is oil spraying out of there, especially because of the high rpm operation. [/QUOTE]
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