Sparksalot
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I hadn’t seen that one. Thanks!
Finally Jumped on the Oil Catch Can Bandwagon
- Thread starter Jason in DLH
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George B
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Mine just arrived. Cute lil thing!
iamdub
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They're all the same, made at the same facilities. Just sold under different names at vastly different prices.
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Jason in DLH
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Curious...What are the breathers for?
gooffeyguy
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Not all catch cans are used on mass air metered efi vehicles, and some are used for crankcase ventilation where a sealed system is not needed
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Jason in DLH
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Gotchya, thanks!
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Turbocharged vehicles tend to produce a lot of blow-by and need the breather to keep from pressurizing the crankcase.
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George B
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Mounted the catch can today but need some 90° or 45° Hose fittings. I also need someone to confirm my thinking on the flow. The catch can has a port that goes straight into the body of the can and one with a filter on it. I assume the filtered port should be out to the manifold and the unfiltered one is in from the valve cover.
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iamdub
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Mounted the catch can today but need some 90° or 45° Hose fittings. I also need someone to confirm my thinking on the flow. The catch can has a port that goes straight into the body of the can and one with a filter on it. I assume the filtered port should be out to the manifold and the unfiltered one is in from the valve cover.
As required.
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The inlet is the filtered side. Unless they flipped the design, the inlet should be the port on the left, if facing the top with both ports aimed away from you.
