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Re: 440 valley pan damage.
[Re: NITROUSN]
#444327
08/21/09 09:21 PM
08/21/09 09:21 PM
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Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,760
Port Alberni, British Columbia
MoparDonny
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top fuel
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OP
top fuel
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,760
Port Alberni, British Columbia
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Its ignition under the pan. Caused by a grounding + wire , choke, coil, alt wire, on the pan.
Now thats funny. Stay away from my car with that logic.
Ha ha ha!!! I really don't know what to think. For the 6 bucks I replaced the PCV anyway and I may just go give it a 6500 RPM rip to see what the hell is up. Like I said, never had this happen before and I have changed NOTHING in 2 years. The only exposed wire I have is a tach wire from the coil, everything else is in a loom. If it was blowby would it not have pushed the PCV out of the grommet or the grommet out of the valvecover, grommet is fairly loose in my MP valvecovers compared to stock. I see guys pushing their dipstick out of the tube and they don't pop valley pans. Beats me!!
Don.
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