Stopping the oil leak from Blow-by tube?

[Cummnzpowr]

I have been banned from parking in my driveway by my roomate because he swears up and down about my truck leaking little spots of oil there where i park it... I don't think it's me, but the only thing is, it could be the tube. Does anybody have a solution to stopping the dripping?. . cuz I know my truck doesn't leak otherwise. . {it's a Cummins}

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Greg's 1993 D250 4x2. . 5-speed. . extended cab. . longbed. . bright white. . tinted windows. . 4-inch stack through bed. . K&N air filter. . holes in air box. . Piers' "tweak inductioned fuel pump"... . PW injectors... 12CM housing... Isspro Pyro &Boost guages. . "The{smoking}Phantom"

 

[David Phipps/Mike Hurd]

You can use a small quart plastic bottle attach to blowby hose. Make sure you have some holes on the top shoulder by the neck. Better yet in the 2nd gen no eng/drivetrain section there discussing this right now. Maybe get some ideas there ????/ Hope this helps, Mike

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2000 FL-70 Pulling a 48' low boy. 200,000 miles
Just bought another 92 D-350 215 P-Pump motor and NV 4500 180,000 miles 24 lbs boost all stock For now

 

[paccool]

Greg,
I was having the same problem and used a large pill bottle set up like Mike was talking about. Used O-rings to hold the lid onto the hose. It catches the drips but is not as nice as the ones he mentioned. Those use a catch/breather bottle from Summit racing and are a neat setup.

Stan