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Old 08-30-2021, 10:58 AM
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MD427 , yes ..... removing the PCV can increase crankcase pressures . Answer is simple ... a breather in the VC on each bank will let in enough air for that to not be a problem .
I tend to agree with others that the PCV is where I would start since this ( if I read your posts correctly ) just started right after an oil change and wasn`t building up over a time period .
I had to play around with a bunch of different PCV valves before I found the right one .
Pull a few plugs , with that much oil usage , they should be covered with oil .
The PVC check is the easiest one of the solutions to try first . I would tend to write off the VBC baffling as the problem just started and I`m guessing the VC`s have been on the engine for a while .
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