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Ok I have a roller cammed 5.0L with the 351 firing order but it has the truck twin throttle body intake manifold on it (I add this because I believe only the 5.0 H.O. in the mustang had a roller cam). according to the mechanic this engine came out of a 92 econoline 250 but he reused the bronco computer because they both had the same transmission. I did a compression check and the crompression is in the 80 PSI range and even across the board (the worst being 78psi and the best being 86psi). since I cleaned the plugs and corrected the firing order (used the 351 firing order, don't remember where I read it, but I read somewhere that the 3/4 ton and bigger 5.0L vans have the 351 firing order) the engine now runs smooth but it is still blowing compression into the valve cover. I replaced the PCV valve and breather filter and discovered about a quart of oil under the air filter so the blow by is bad.
Last week when i changed the PCV valve I found milky oil after the engine ran for 20 min. I checked the water and it was down a gallon. today after doing the comression check, cleaning the plugs, and correcting the firing order i ran the engine for 20 min and no milky oil.
It is still trying to blow the oil cap off.
I think I am just going to pull the heads off and take a look but does anybody have any ideas? do I got the wrong engine/intake/computer combo? I need to get this running by friday and I plan on swaping in a 351 later like around august but I need it to run untill then.
Last week when i changed the PCV valve I found milky oil after the engine ran for 20 min. I checked the water and it was down a gallon. today after doing the comression check, cleaning the plugs, and correcting the firing order i ran the engine for 20 min and no milky oil.
It is still trying to blow the oil cap off.
I think I am just going to pull the heads off and take a look but does anybody have any ideas? do I got the wrong engine/intake/computer combo? I need to get this running by friday and I plan on swaping in a 351 later like around august but I need it to run untill then.