LS4 catchcan?
Yeah def do it, it's a good addition. Before this my low oil light would come on at 50% oil life (approx 2000 miles). Now I am 3000+ miles into my oil change, and the light hasn't come on since. Plus I am still in the 50% range!
ok since i just learned what it is. will some explain how they hooked it up and if they are just running the oil back in to the system somehow? i would greatly appreciate it
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Verdad Gallardo ok i think im missing something here. i looked at the pics and i see there are two lines. one goes to the top of intakeand the other goes to the old line that connected to the top of the intake. is that it?
yea i see he has one line running to where each end of that old connects but i think what im confused about is i looked at rossko's catch can pics and he has 3 lines ran instead of 2
He might not have the same catch can as Mike and I, but I'm not certain. We both bought ours off ebay for $26. Now Mike is running 2, I probably will just stick with 1
Picked up some rubber hose this morning at Carquest. Install tonight....
Question about our system... Vacuum is being pulled from the back into the intake, correct?
Also, what is this front side that MPGEagle is talking about? aka clean vs dirty?
Thanks,
John
Question about our system... Vacuum is being pulled from the back into the intake, correct?
Also, what is this front side that MPGEagle is talking about? aka clean vs dirty?
Thanks,
John
When you get the catch cans make sure you plug up one hole with a finger and blow through it to check for any leakage. My first catch can had a leak near one of the screws on top of one of the nipples. (lol...) I used some rtv and them screwed it back in and as insurance I put small rubber O-Rings under each nipple before it got screwed back in. Hope this helps ya.
-Mike
-Mike
