2001 Audi S8 "remove oil filler cap blow" Questions

...filler cap removed. Is the coolant agitated, ignition gases are just as likely as oil to blow past the gasket. Next have the coolant system pressure tested at a garage. They will be able to monitor ...

...remove the manifold for reasonable access. - Grey740 A clogged flame trap will cause oil to leak at oil filler cap and other area's. It's basically a pcv valve. Its called blow by, sounds like you ...

...oil filler cap removed yeah, it's supposed to do this, so keep the cap on when the engine is running A breather locked won't blow air throw the cap,most likely is from the pistons,leaking ...

remove oil filler cap while engine is running there is oil blowing out what can cause that there will be,if  it shoots the cap off while you are unscrewing it then you might have an issue,but oil

...remove your oil filler cap & see if there is a creamy deposit inside the cap or around the inside of the filler tube, if so unfortunately this is indicative of a blown head gasket. if its coolant ...

...Remove the oil dip stick tube and then the intake manifold and remove the box. Install a new breather box and make sure to clean the lines going to and from the box. If the breather box gets clogged, ...

oil filler cap. when I remove the cap while engine is running it lets air out.appears to be building back pressure. replaced pcv no help. big oily mess under hood. engine does not smoke the usual blue

...remove your oil filler cap. If there is air pulsing out of the filler tube, it your rings. If not, it is your valve seals. Marvin, If spark plugs have oil on the exterior, it is usually from faulty ...

...Remove the oil filler cap and check how much air comes out. If a lot of air is coming out of the oil filler hole, you might have bad rings. The PCV valve helps to take the crankcase gasses (blowby ...

oil filler cap is removed there is air blowing out from the valve cover instead of the normal air being taken in, I undersatd that this year coes not have a pcv valve, but a fixed orifice system,where