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      02-27-2021, 11:09 AM   #1
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Rb pcv valve too much pressure?

Hi just want to ask i installed few months ago a new clutch. Hence i put the rb pcv valve and changed the rear crankshaft seal because we were there already. So after about 600miles i have a leak in in my rear cranshaft seal again. Replaced it again and put the bmw primer and sealant as recommended but i can still see a moist in my engine and transmission. That is just moving the car in the parkway. Im planning on changing my pcv valve again to stock and see if it will still leak. How long does ur pcv valve last
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I’ve been using the RB PCV valve without issue. Should be easy enough to take it off and give it a quick test to check functionality.
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I've been using the RB PCV valve without issue. Should be easy enough to take it off and give it a quick test to check functionality.
Where does that actually draw pressure from the case? Is it in addition to the flapper valve up top?
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Hi just want to ask i installed few months ago a new clutch. Hence i put the rb pcv valve and changed the rear crankshaft seal because we were there already. So after about 600miles i have a leak in in my rear cranshaft seal again. Replaced it again and put the bmw primer and sealant as recommended but i can still see a moist in my engine and transmission. That is just moving the car in the parkway. Im planning on changing my pcv valve again to stock and see if it will still leak. How long does ur pcv valve last
Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly, it leaked after the second replacement without any driving?

If so, I would think it's not the PCV since that's off boost situation and crankcase should be seeing slight vacuum. If the PCV was bad, the crankcase would be getting either more vacuum or zero pressure at all, nothing that could push oil out the rear main seal.

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Where does that actually draw pressure from the case? Is it in addition to the flapper valve up top?
Yep, the PCV is a second pathway in addition to the flapper. PCV pathway is through the valve cover into ports in the cylinder head that dump just before the intake valves.
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Hi just want to ask i installed few months ago a new clutch. Hence i put the rb pcv valve and changed the rear crankshaft seal because we were there already. So after about 600miles i have a leak in in my rear cranshaft seal again. Replaced it again and put the bmw primer and sealant as recommended but i can still see a moist in my engine and transmission. That is just moving the car in the parkway. Im planning on changing my pcv valve again to stock and see if it will still leak. How long does ur pcv valve last
Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly, it leaked after the second replacement without any driving?

If so, I would think it's not the PCV since that's off boost situation and crankcase should be seeing slight vacuum. If the PCV was bad, the crankcase would be getting either more vacuum or zero pressure at all, nothing that could push oil out the rear main seal.

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Where does that actually draw pressure from the case? Is it in addition to the flapper valve up top?
Yep, the PCV is a second pathway in addition to the flapper. PCV pathway is through the valve cover into ports in the cylinder head that dump just before the intake valves.
Might be a residue, but the shop test drove the car at wots. I replaced my rb pcv valve also after a slight moist or just a residue from the rear crankshaft
Seal used the car for 4 hours and i dont see any dripping anymore. I hope it ok already
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