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Took the car for a short ride and when I returned noticed a trickle of oil coming from the breather. I don't know the cause or significance of this but I know from past experience with motorcycles, oil from the breather indicated a broken piston ring, but we're talking a lot of oil. Crankcase pressure is not the same as oil pressure so I'm not sure what is going on. Any advice appreciated.
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TR2/3/3A Oil from Breather
- Thread starter frankfast
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A clogged breather could be the culprit.
Bob
Bob