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Toyota B 2B engine factory workshop and repair manual digital

Short, ordered explanation with theory and how the repair fixes the fault.

1) What the blow‑by system is / why it matters
- Theory: combustion gases that bypass piston rings enter the crankcase (blow‑by). Those gases carry vapour and oil mist. The blow‑by tube/PCV path vents them back to the intake (or to atmosphere on some machines) so crankcase pressure stays low and the engine doesn’t push oil out seals or contaminate oil.
- Normal: small controlled flow returned to intake. Excessive blow‑by (high crankcase pressure, oil in intake, blue smoke, oil leaks) indicates either a venting blockage or internal engine wear (rings/cylinders/valves).

2) Typical failure modes and how they produce symptoms
- Blocked/rotted blow‑by tube, clogged PCV/valve or a bad seal: prevents proper venting → positive crankcase pressure → oil leaks, oil sucked into intake, poor idle/smoke. Repairing the tube/PCV fixes venting and symptoms if the root cause is just blockage.
- Excessive internal blow‑by from worn rings, scored cylinders or blown head gasket: even with an intact tube you’ll still have high blow‑by. Replacing the tube/PCV only masks symptoms briefly; proper fix is ring/cylinder/head repair.

3) Diagnosis, in order (to determine whether tube repair will cure the fault)
1. Visual/smell clues: oil in intake manifold or air cleaner, oil on underside of rocker/valve cover, blue smoke on acceleration.
2. Inspect tube and PCV: follow the hose from valve cover to intake/airbox; check for softening, cracks, blockages, collapsed sections or clogged PCV valve/grommets.
3. Check crankcase pressure: remove oil filler cap (engine at idle, warmed) and feel for strong positive pressure or heavy blow. (If you prefer instruments, use a simple vacuum/pressure gauge on the valve cover port.)
4. Quick root‑check: if tube/PCV clogged and pressure abnormal, clear/replace tube and PCV then re‑test. If pressure remains high, do compression or leak‑down test to assess piston ring/cylinder condition.

4) Ordered repair steps for the blow‑by tube/vent path (what you do and why each step fixes the fault)
1. Safety: engine cold or cooled; disconnect battery if you’ll remove intake components. (Prevents burns/shorts.)
2. Locate vent hose/PCV: it runs from the valve/rocker cover to the intake or air cleaner on the Toyota B family. Inspect routing and attachment points visually.
3. Remove the hose/tube: loosen clamps and pull from fittings. Inspect inside for tarry deposits, oil sludge, kinks or collapse. (This reveals blockages or physical failure.)
4. Remove and inspect the PCV valve/grommet: shake the PCV — it should move freely; replace if stuck. Replace perished rubber grommets. (A stuck PCV blocks flow or passes uncontrolled flow.)
5. Clean mating surfaces and intake area: remove oil residue from intake manifold and throttle region so new seal/clamp seats correctly. (Prevents leaks and oil ingestion later.)
6. Fit new tube/PCV/grommets: replace with OEM or equivalent hose and a new PCV valve. Route and secure with clamps. (Restores proper, unobstructed vent path and correct sealing.)
7. Start engine and re‑check: verify no heavy blow at filler, check idle and absence of oil in intake. Confirm reduced smoke and no new leaks. (Confirms the vent path is functioning.)
8. If symptoms persist, perform compression or leak‑down and plan ring/cylinder repair. (If internal wear remains, tube replacement is only temporary.)

5) How the repair fixes the fault (concise)
- Replacing/cleaning the blow‑by tube and PCV removes blockages and restores the designed low‑pressure vent path. That eliminates positive crankcase pressure, which stops oil being forced out of seals or drawn into the intake and reduces oil‑fouled intake and smoke.
- Important: if excessive blow‑by is caused by worn rings or cylinder damage, the tube repair reduces secondary symptoms but does not reduce the internal blow‑by source. Only reconditioning (rings/cylinders or full rebuild) reduces the blow‑by volume at the source.

6) Quick checklist of tools/parts
- Replacement blow‑by hose/tube, PCV valve, grommets/seals, hose clamps
- Basic hand tools, shop rags, throttle/intake cleaner, optionally a pressure/vacuum gauge and compression/leak‑down test kit

Done.
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