Blown belly pan?

From: The Stewarts (firebird@kymtnnet.org)
Date: Fri Jul 26 2002 - 11:01:55 EDT

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Well, having some oil pressure and power loss issues, I am trying to figure
out if I have the dreaded blown BP.

OK< I don't really have oil puddling, but ont he underside of the
butterflies is a good bit ofoil and thereis a thin coating of oil on the
bottom when you look through the TB holes. Is this a blown/blowing BP
gasket?

Would that be affecting my power?

Thanks, Ryan

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