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Oil in the inlet side of the engine.
Judging by the number of inlet manifold and VIS problems that are related to oil being in the inlet side, I have just changed the airbox to throttle body hose and was amazed that there was at least a couple of tablespoons of oil in the throttle body.
I assume that this is "normal" and just gets drawn in and burnt off, apart from a catch tank is there anything else one can do to eliminate or at least minimise it.
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