My oil smells like gas

Asked by Wendi Oct 21, 2015 at 08:16 PM about the 2004 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I done a routine oil change on my car the other
day and when it started to drain into the pan I
smelled gas. So I stuck my finger in it and
smelled it, my old oil smelled like gas. Put new
oil in, checked it today still smells like gas.
Soooooooo I was wondering why does my oil
smell like gas? Any suggestions on why and
how I could fix this problem? Plz an thank u n
advance

1 Answer

The only way I know of gas getting in to crankcase is an injector stuck open.Your Corolla has MPFI The engine may even run well, but when shut off gas gets in to the cylinder, until fuel pressure drops and seeps past the rings...maybe not much but after a few dozen cycles of this can introduce gas in crankcase. Before 1985 or so when cars had carburetors and mechanical fuel pumps this would be easy. With MPFI not so much

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