Oil in throttle body

[svtnotch]

Its coming from oil fill tube to throttle body hose. I think the problem is i have no baffles in valve covers. I checked pcv hose and it has no oil in it. I saw this moroso baffle maybe make it work by putting down the oil fill tube. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MOR-68775/ Anyone else have this problem?. Should i get a catch can or is there another fix..........Thanks

 

[onesupedupstang]

catch can does good to if by any chance you are building up too much crank case pressure, the pcv should take care of that though. but also check under the pcv valve grommet maybe the filter under the pcv is clogged?

 

[svtnotch]

I checked pcv hose already it has no oil in it. The oil is coming from valve cover oil fill tube to throttle body hose.

 

[MaximumRisk]

I think your problem is not having a baffle in you valve cover. If I were you I would first try removing the vacuum hose and cap the intake side and put one of those tiny (ricer) air filter that they sell at Autozone

on the valve cover nipple. In theory by doing this (and keeping the pcv in place) you have a vacuum leak, but in most cases it is so small that most don't even notice it. That's the cheapest thing you can try, if the car surges, idles erratically or gives you any symptoms associated with a vacuum leak then you can go to a catch can (get rid of pcv) or to a set of baffled valve covers.

 

[toomanytoys]

Just do like the blown cars do. Cap it off.