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Originally Posted by mikeyfev1
This is all very interesting and timely for me.
I have an 85 300D KaliKar and I'm having lots of oil splatters under the hood. After a good engine cleaning I notice:
- oil all around the rubber tube fitting on top of the valve cover
- oil on the bottom side of the hood over the air cleaner (remember, my air cleaner is right behind the passenger-side headlight). This is heavy enough that when I open the hood I get oil drips coming down from the hood.
- after a wipe-off the oil is back just as badly after a couple of drives.
And I keep reading about oil separators, etc. On my car, there is a tube running from the top of the valve cover to the top of the air cleaner. Along the way there is a T-fitting with a branch running to the intake of the turbo. That's it, no other devices of any kind connected to this line. Has someone removed something from my car?
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That is the California air cleaner.
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