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2007-2008 S331 Sportruck For discussion of the F-150 platform "Thunder." |
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2007 S331 Supercharged... I am currently having an issue with oil being sucked through the PCV Inlet Tube (passenger side valve cover) ... trying to determine which direction to go.
I have now pulled PCV tube on (drivers side) and see oil too. I do not see anything on PCV Valve replacement? On the drivers side valve cover where I disconnected the hose... I assume I am looking at a PCV valve, but not sure. It looks like a brass nipple that has been pressed into the valve cover? I did not want to put pliers onto it until I completed more research. Thoughts, advise and/or suggestions requested. |
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Ok so I now have figured an internal heated PCV... so still trying to figure out why sucking oil through PCV inlet tube>>>
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I would give JDM a call and ask for Jim sr. or Jim jr. # 732-780- 0770 they know Saleens.
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Common thing on the supercharged 4.6 so I would assume it would be the same for the 5.4. You need to get yourself an oil catch can.
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What exactly are your symptoms? The first thing that I would recommend is getting a compression test done. Any shop with a quality OBD device can perform the compression test, in diagnostic mode. The reasoning is; what is pushing the oil out through PCV?
The Saleen supercharged 5.4's aren't running a lot of boost. Meaning there isn't enough pressure being generated to push oil back through the PCV system. A catch can is cheap enough, it would be installed on the drivers side, though. I would get the compression check done, first. Please let us know how you make out. ![]() |
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Any updates on this? Did you get a basic compression test done?
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