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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Re: Oil catch can
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Maybe like THIS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9KQQrNDawM Anyway here - Quote:
 I'm on it. Anyone got an extra PCV-to-plenum inlet pipe that I can hack? And would Scotch-Brite make for a good filter membrane??? Maybe just a hose by-pass for trial engineering fab-hack... The drain plumbing by default will be tricky here..................... I'm gonna' get on [something] it here... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now, if someone would just address the hesitation that Marc said ALL LT5's have; but who will try to write to, or patch the ECM coding?
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: South Dakota/California
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Re: Oil catch can
I guessed at the 10 TBS.....it was less than an inch of oil in the bottom of the Oil Catch Can.......and the Catch Can is maybe 6 inches high.
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03-22-2014
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 Join Date: May 2013
Location: Beaver, PA
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Re: Oil catch can
OK - someone HAS focused on 'when to empty' the can.
would Scotch-Brite make for a good filter membrane Chuck, I have a sight glass on the side of my can to check the oil level. I used Scotch Brite stainless steel pads as a filter element. I like the one Xfire is using too. Looks like an air compressor air/oil separator that I use for painting cars. Not too complex and is clear for visual inspection. I will dump any oil into my recycle container. |
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