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    I don't think I'd jump to rings too quick - you only have a few hours on the engine and the rings do need to seat. PCV valve is an inexpensive item and easy to change. Do you have a vent in the opposite valve cover? Also, you may want to consider a sealing/locking dipstick like this:

    https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Lokar...ick,67748.html

    There are a lot of vibrations in a boat so a different dipstick may be appropriate.

    Thanks for keeping us posted - the video say a lot and is extremely telling.

    Best,
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    Quote Originally Posted by glennsexton View Post
    I don't think I'd jump to rings too quick - you only have a few hours on the engine and the rings do need to seat. PCV valve is an inexpensive item and easy to change. Do you have a vent in the opposite valve cover? Also, you may want to consider a sealing/locking dipstick like this:

    https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Lokar...ick,67748.html

    There are a lot of vibrations in a boat so a different dipstick may be appropriate.

    Thanks for keeping us posted - the video say a lot and is extremely telling.

    Best,
    Glenn
    I think ill get that dipstick.

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