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noticed that my catch can has alof of mingin stuff around it and was alot of it inside.

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any ideas ?

its just connected to the breather on the left of the rocker by the way.

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ah yes o yes it is i rekon the problem is it aint got laid or bashed 1 off 4 a while now and over flowing on sperm hope i helped :D check head gasket and oil coolwnt system

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though the headgasket might be goin but i think i have sorted coolant leak so it wasnt goin into cylinders and think my thermostat is dodgy

compression test showed 160 across all 4 cylinders and no gunk anywhere else ( dipstick or filler cap) or even when i take the pipe that goes to the can its just normal oil residue.

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though the headgasket might be goin but i think i have sorted coolant leak so it wasnt goin into cylinders and think my thermostat is dodgy

compression test showed 160 across all 4 cylinders and no gunk anywhere else ( dipstick or filler cap) or even when i take the pipe that goes to the can its just normal oil residue.

defo sperm then poor car give it a porn mag for 5 mins

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That's exactly what you should expect to find in an oil catch can - oily gunk,the oil that collects in the can will gain moisture from atmosphere and end up like that.

Just empty it out and if it fills up again quickly the engine may be breathing heavily.

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About time somebody answered with some sense. ;)

When was the last time you emptied the can?

Does the car still drive the same.

It has nothing to do with a headgasket going, but it is possibly the engine breathing heavy.

OR

The can is just needing emptied.

That's exactly what you should expect to find in an oil catch can - oily gunk,the oil that collects in the can will gain moisture from atmosphere and end up like that.

Just empty it out and if it fills up again quickly the engine may be breathing heavily.

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emptied yesterday lol ( stuff at the bottom was there before i emptied it )

what would cause it to breath heavily. is my engine unfit ??? :D

i thought it was a bit down on power but that could be in my head or down to it overfueling.

thanks for the sensible answers

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Its possible you have ringland damage on one of the pistons.

Only real way to find out is to rip out the engine and whip the pistons out.

A compression test will not always show up ringland damage.

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About time somebody answered with some sense. :D

When was the last time you emptied the can?

Does the car still drive the same.

It has nothing to do with a headgasket going, but it is possibly the engine breathing heavy.

OR

The can is just needing emptied.

:D

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