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93 s10 2.8 5speed. if its leakin oil from the rear cam gasket witch it is not the rear main, would it cause it to seem ilke its missing when im keepin a steady speed? leaks a lot like 3 qts to every tank of gas. dont feel like fixin it till it runs right. reaplaced wires plugs dis cap and button. fuel pump and filter. no luck

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Sounds more like your motor is pressurised causing oil to flow out the easiest orifice. Put a compression test on cylinders if OK check valve stem seals for hardness.
But I would say you have blow by on rings.

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