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Originally Posted by T/Ajammer
How do you clean the oil out?
There's a petcock at the bottom of the AMW catch can, I would drain it after the first 500 miles to see how much oil you get. You can use that as a guide on how often you need to drain the catch can.
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Originally Posted by DARK AGE 53
There's a petcock at the bottom of the AMW catch can, I would drain it after the first 500 miles to see how much oil you get. You can use that as a guide on how often you need to drain the catch can.
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Originally Posted by 1320_PERFORMANCE
This amw catch can kit, does it come w/ everything to bolt on our cars other than the brackets?
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It comes with this http://www.accmachtech.com/pcvcatchcans.htm , you can mount there catch can any hwere you like using there black bracket. I used the black AMW bracket that comes with there catch to mount it to the polished bracket I made, you don't need a bracket like mine but I like the looks and that it uses less hose. JMO
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T/Ajammer,
Use GM top end cleaner or NAPA sea foam cleaner to help remove the oil already in the intake. Just remember to change your oil afterwards!
Use GM top end cleaner or NAPA sea foam cleaner to help remove the oil already in the intake. Just remember to change your oil afterwards!
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Originally Posted by NastySSoo
T/Ajammer,
Use GM top end cleaner or NAPA sea foam cleaner to help remove the oil already in the intake. Just remember to change your oil afterwards!
Use GM top end cleaner or NAPA sea foam cleaner to help remove the oil already in the intake. Just remember to change your oil afterwards!
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You can use either one. I used the spray and sprayed it into the PCV opening going into the intake manifold. Let it sit for a couple of hours and went for a ride to blow it out. Some guys say let it sit over night. I dont know which is best. but definately cleaned a lot of **** out!Changed oil next morning!
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Used the Sea Foam yesterday and noticed a VERY big improvement!!
Now.....just gotta either get the oil catch can or do the free mod to keep the oil out.
Now.....just gotta either get the oil catch can or do the free mod to keep the oil out.
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