helo-mech
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Response from friend: " Sounds like rings or possibly a PVC issue. There's not many places for the oil to go. Sounds like you have covered all of the bases. I recommend doing a compression check and making sure the PVC lines and components are properly installed."
Got me thinking too. Have you checked to see if you have any oil film in any vacuum lines? I've been wrong before but I would think if you had enough oil on an O2 sensor for your to notice an issue that you would see/smell smoke. This oil is going somewhere and not being burned. Unless your cylinders are hitting so hard and tight that it is actually consuming it all. Unlikely.
edit: I just reread your first couple of post and see you had some oil in the vent line. Do you still have this? Once you change out that PVC give it some miles and see if you still have the consumption following the o-ring and PVC replacement. I'm thinking oil in that vent might be a good clue as to what is causing this.
Got me thinking too. Have you checked to see if you have any oil film in any vacuum lines? I've been wrong before but I would think if you had enough oil on an O2 sensor for your to notice an issue that you would see/smell smoke. This oil is going somewhere and not being burned. Unless your cylinders are hitting so hard and tight that it is actually consuming it all. Unlikely.
edit: I just reread your first couple of post and see you had some oil in the vent line. Do you still have this? Once you change out that PVC give it some miles and see if you still have the consumption following the o-ring and PVC replacement. I'm thinking oil in that vent might be a good clue as to what is causing this.
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