RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

Nope I dont have tools for that. I know a guy who will do it for cheap or maybe even free at a shop though.

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

Do you have time to to take me there on friday? or give me his address or anything.

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

try doing a leakdown compression test to check the rings out

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

I got bored and I took the valve cover out;
http://img478.imageshack.us/img478/9568/head008li7.jpg

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/9062/head007au2.jpg

And this is the cylinder head. it's all black there is like carbon on it it gets worst on the other heads step by step.
http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/9877/head009hq4.jpg

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

You don't have to run a pcv valve with an oil catch can, but i would still use some type of pcv valve on any engine.
As for the compression rings being bad i really doubt it, un-less your getting close to 200k on the clock and im sure you use synthetic so it should be cool.

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

I have 155k so far. :)

onepoint8tee you should help me to do compression test tomorrow. I bought the gauge and stuff.

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

do a leakdown test too!

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

I just finished compression test

I did 2 tests. Second test results are in the parantesis.
I think the reason first numbers are lower because I was little nervous to crack it.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Firewall
____
| 0 | -> 175 (180)
| |
| 0 | -> 166 (170)
| |
| 0 | -> 164 (180)
| |
| 0 | -> 159 (186)
------
Front of the Car

Do they look ok?

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

The front one thats at 159 (i assume psi) is a little low, re-check that one and make sure thats what it is.

RE: Fuel in Engine Oil
 

Ok, i just looked it up for your engine.
New engines 10-13 bar = 147-191psi
Wear limit 7 bar or 102 psi, so your engine is still bordering compression of a new engine, so the rings are out. :D