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Hey guys I have a 2017 GMC Sierra 6.2. I have a whipple with long tubes and a dyno tune. I have been having a problem with the crank case seal. It started to leak a month ago. Im guessing from boost in the crank case? The truck has 55,000 miles. The charger has only been on 5,000 miles. I got the seal fixed today, and it started dumping oil again from the same area. Is there anything that I can do to prevent the seal to leak? Or is that how it is since it is boosted? I wouldn't think I would be having oil leak problems so soon even with it supercharged. Any input helps. Thanks

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If it's pressurizing the crank case then the PCV system isn't working correctly.

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47 minutes ago, CamGTP said:

If it's pressurizing the crank case then the PCV system isn't working correctly.

How do I know whats going on with the PCV system? Or what causes the PCV System to not work properly?

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11 hours ago, pokismoki said:

read the installation PDF manual for the supercharger kit, it will tell you whats up with your pcv routing

Yeah i have all the PCV hoses routing corectly. 

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2 hours ago, pokismoki said:

did someone install a catch can too? if so did it come with an extra PCV check valve?

I have a mighty mouse catch can. I haven’t installed it yet though. 

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i would get a vented breather for the valve covers, look on youtube, theres a guy on there from mexico did a vented moroso valve cover system for our trucks.. something is jacked up on your install, not venting the crank case and blowing out seals, contact the installer of the kit

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