QR25DE Oil Consumption
George Roffe
geo3@earthlink.net
Thu, 20 Jun 2002 13:52:57 -0500
Rick Frey wrote:
>If not, couldn't there be a vacuum in the cylinder when the piston is at
>the bottom of its stroke, w/ no burned gases and the exhaust valve opens to
>begin the exhaust stroke?
>I am still skeptical about this being the cause, but...
Probably something like that. Good catch.
I just got some rundown on this. With the cam timing control built into
the engine/ECU, it can created reversion that works in lieu of EGR. Pretty
clever.
But, Mike has still stated that all the issues that have become an Internet
"fact" were actually corrected pre-production.
George Roffe
Houston, TX
91 SE-R (well modded)
91 G20 turbo (well modded)
84 944 SCCA ITS race car under construction
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