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Not all blow-by is combustion gasses. Can also happen in the compression 
area.

Finn

msteitle@mail.utexas.edu wrote:

>...or how about a CO detector in the cooling system?  Is there a simple CO
>sensor that could handle the heat?  
>
>Mark S.
>
>Quoting Finn Lassen <finnlassen@netzero.net>:
>
>  
>
>>That's a great idea: two level sensors.
>>One to detect that you are loosing coolant (low coolant level at the 
>>waterpump)  and the other to detect blowby (higher than normal level in 
>>the overflow bottle).
>>
>>Finn
>>    
>>