If you are 200% sure your cam timing is spot-on, then it'stime to check the exhaust cam's CAS key to make sure it is broken. Let's hope and pray you didn't screw-up some valves or something like that. But as for crank case pressure building-up, it sounds like something is not right with your bottom end. I would check and re-check your cam timing and then check your compression to make sure nothing is wrong with the pistons or their rings.rico05 wrote:So, I had my cams out to redo the cam seals and now I am having some issues.
#1: I am getting some oil spewing out the exhast side valve cover vent. I have a filter on it, but there is an oil mist all over the turbo.#2: The motor just runs like ***. I have to max out the CAS to get it to idle and run for ****. I am 100% sure the cams are set correctly.
Any ideas? I'm stumped...
Thanks for being honest, man . Focus on cylinder compression as this will tell you enough about your car's issues. But if not, you can always do a leak down test as well.rico05 wrote:The thing I forgot to mention about the oil: I noticed the issues after making a 3.5 hour drive on the highway with more than a few high speed passing manuvers.
If your timing was on the advanced when you were running it hard, there's a good chance you hurt a piston or two; it doesn't take much you know.rico05 wrote:The thing that just has me baffled is that I had no issues at all until I reset my timing. My intake cam was a little advanced when I last set my cams. I dunno this is just weird.