Pcv chamber full of oil

[The Lion]

No, that doesn't seem right although a little oil isn't out of the norm, only under high vacuum conditions does it suck air via the PCV valve. Is the vent hose fitted between the bottom of the the throttle body going back to the intake manifold?

Pull the PCV valve out and give it a clean with some carb cleaner or similar and pull the little plastic bung out underneath and give that a good clean too.

The vent hose your talking about goes into a black box next to the fuel regulator from underneath the throttle body

 

[Immortality]

Yes. That black box is the purge solenoid, there should be 2 or 3 lines connected to it IIRC.

Sometimes the plastic hoses come loose from the rubber boots on the end.

 

[The Lion]

Yes. That black box is the purge solenoid, there should be 2 or 3 lines connected to it IIRC.

Sometimes the plastic hoses come loose from the rubber boots on the end.

Is it possible to run around with the fuel hoses the wrong way around for months ?

 

[The Lion]

Is it possible to run around with the fuel hoses the wrong way around for months ?

I've only owned red motors all my life never mucked with fuel injection

 

[Immortality]

Is it possible to run around with the fuel hoses the wrong way around for months ?

No I don't think so.

 

[The Lion]

Runs beautiful in mornings when cold for about 10k then I park it up for a few hours it idles rough next morning fine again new icav new fuel press reg new crank an cam sensor...why rough idle when warmed up after driving for 15_
-20 min ?

 

[The Lion]

Runs beautiful in mornings when cold for about 10k then I park it up for a few hours it idles rough next morning fine again new icav new fuel press reg new crank an cam sensor...why rough idle when warmed up after driving for 15_
-20 min ?

Would the ECT sensor below the thermostat housing do this ?