Why is Oil blowing out of the dipstick?

Oil blowing out of the dipstick tube typically indicates excessive pressure in the engine's crankcase, which can result from a variety of issues such as overfilling the oil, a clogged positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) system, or internal engine problems like worn piston rings or cylinder walls. This pressure can force oil to escape, leading to potential leaks and engine damage. It's important to address the underlying cause promptly to avoid further complications.