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Old 11-30-2002, 11:19 AM   #1
greasemonkey
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Limiting blowby?

My 350 engine has pretty bad blowby out of the breather cap. It doesn't burn a lot out of the exhaust that you can see by revving it up real good, but I add a quart every couple hundred miles. Is there any way to limit the amount of smoke coming out of the breather by using a heavier oil or something? I use 10W-30 now. I hate sitting at a stoplight on a sunny day and seeing this nice cloud of oil smoke floating from my grille or escaping from the cracks in the hood. I am still waiting to buy a new crate engine and rebuild this one. Thanks for any help.
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