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  1. davey8943

    slober tube plumbed back into intake?

    Blow by, in and of itself, is not a bad thing. All Diesel engines have some amount of blow by. The idea is that "a lot" of blow by indicates something else going on. Usually there is a limit set by the engine manufacturer for blow by, however I haven't been able to find it in the TM's for the...
  2. davey8943

    slober tube plumbed back into intake?

    +1 If you hook it up after the turbo, you will pressurize the crank case (blowing every oil seal on the engine). If you hook it up before the turbo, you are sending all of the venting "garbage" from the crankcase through the compressor on the turbo. Both are bad ideas. Gimpy hit it the nail...
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