oil catch can?
Jan 27, 2008, 08:16 AM
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How bad for the turbo is it to allow this oil to run into it?
I pulled off that intake hose the other day to change out my radiator and found black oil in my turbo.
Cars runs fine but this can't be good? I am going to need one of these catch cans to solve that issue.
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I pulled off that intake hose the other day to change out my radiator and found black oil in my turbo.
Cars runs fine but this can't be good? I am going to need one of these catch cans to solve that issue.
WADAD
Feb 1, 2009, 11:36 PM
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awsomeness,
I am confused! I have been racking my brain on this catch can conundrum. I have noticed that people who run the catch can to the intake/valve cover it doesnt' catch very much.
How about running it from the PCV valve and getting the vacuum from the connect point on the intake manifold????
I am confused! I have been racking my brain on this catch can conundrum. I have noticed that people who run the catch can to the intake/valve cover it doesnt' catch very much.
How about running it from the PCV valve and getting the vacuum from the connect point on the intake manifold????
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Feb 2, 2009, 02:16 AM
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I decided to go with the RRE. It is not as blingy as the Greddy and ones like that but it sold me on the fact that it has seperate lines for the manifold and PCV, has a breather on it, is very easy to mount, and has a drain valve on the bottom so you dont need to remove it from the engine bay to drain it. And it is only $49!!!
Looks like im going for the RRE as well.
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awsomeness,
I am confused! I have been racking my brain on this catch can conundrum. I have noticed that people who run the catch can to the intake/valve cover it doesnt' catch very much.
How about running it from the PCV valve and getting the vacuum from the connect point on the intake manifold????
I am confused! I have been racking my brain on this catch can conundrum. I have noticed that people who run the catch can to the intake/valve cover it doesnt' catch very much.
How about running it from the PCV valve and getting the vacuum from the connect point on the intake manifold????
Feb 2, 2009, 12:25 PM
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wow i was jsut looking at catch cans again and i saw the buschur one as one with a good design was going to ask if anyone has experience with this catch can? i might just make a custom one based off their design since i think that $260 for a can is a little overboard.
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wow i was jsut looking at catch cans again and i saw the buschur one as one with a good design was going to ask if anyone has experience with this catch can? i might just make a custom one based off their design since i think that $260 for a can is a little overboard.
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