oil catch can set-up correct?
02-05-2014, 02:34 PM
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oil catch can set-up correct? Hi, I have a L92 418 ci motor NA with catch can setup ( see pics). Is it attached correctly? itdoesn't seem to be pulling any oil, I added larger tubing for provide more flow, I can see light vapor in the line (like humidity) but that's it, I also have a crankcase breather,lot of oil vapor pumping out of that! I read ckpitt55 's post on catch can setup also. Any help or advice please. Thanks in advance. 
02-05-2014, 03:22 PM
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Post #70 is a diagrm showing how to route it. You will continue to leak oil out of an open breather no matter what. I would switch to an RX performance breather, it's a flow controlling check valve that won't allow oil to escape. That would take the place of the TB tube (green line) and become your fresh air.
Post #70 is a diagrm showing how to route it. You will continue to leak oil out of an open breather no matter what. I would switch to an RX performance breather, it's a flow controlling check valve that won't allow oil to escape. That would take the place of the TB tube (green line) and become your fresh air.
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Post #70 is a diagrm showing how to route it. You will continue to leak oil out of an open breather no matter what. I would switch to an RX performance breather, it's a flow controlling check valve that won't allow oil to escape. That would take the place of the TB tube (green line) and become your fresh air.
Post #70 is a diagrm showing how to route it. You will continue to leak oil out of an open breather no matter what. I would switch to an RX performance breather, it's a flow controlling check valve that won't allow oil to escape. That would take the place of the TB tube (green line) and become your fresh air.
