Bubble in Toilet when washer discharges
I recently updated a bathroom in our house and have now noticed a few drain problems. It started at the beginning of the week, about 2 days after I finished the toilet and sink installation. There never was a vent on this side of the house, and it is about 75 feet away from the main bathroom that has a vent. In order to vent it we used a Studor Vent. This seemed to work, but we were getting a smell in the kitchen sink. After fixing that (the 2nd side of the sink was not hooked to the trap correctly) the toilet flushed very slow. I noticed that if I removed the Studor vent, then the toilet flushed fine. Today we had a backup in the line and water came into the basement. I had a the sewer line cleaned out and the drain seems to be working fine, except when the washer discharges. The new toilet begins to get large bubbles. The water bursts up about 2 inches, but never over flows. There is no over flowing anywere else... and this started about 2 or 3 hours after the sewer line was cleaned out. The toilet flushes fine and everything seems to drain fine, but I am worried I have a partial blockage or a venting problem still.
The Sewer line runs from west to east. The first thing in line starting on the west side is the new toilet, then bathroom sink, dishwasher, kitchen sink, then washing machine, then the last bathroom with shower/tub, sink and toilet. I did notice one thing, when we had the back up, the main toilet never had a problem and it seems to have its own line right into the main sewer pipe leading out of the house. When we had the back up, water came up in the shower and gurrgled in many of the drains... As far as I can tell the shower from the main bathroom drains into the same pipe as the others then joins the main sewer before the main toilet. The blockage appeared between the main toilet and the rest of the house...
Thanks for whatever help you can provide.
Jbense