A little PVC for that PCV
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A little PVC for that PCV
Recently, I have been interested in oil catch cans through the PCV line. Some of the aftermarket kits were about $120, so after adventuring through home depot I finally crafted my own catch can. Its a 2" diameter canister with a brass nozzle on top and one on the side. The totall project costed about $35, probably could be cheaper if I had planned it our from the start. If any one is interested in making their own PVC catch can, I will gladly get some pics and do a write up. After 100 miles it has worked great!
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Recently, I have been interested in oil catch cans through the PCV line. Some of the aftermarket kits were about $120, so after adventuring through home depot I finally crafted my own catch can. Its a 2" diameter canister with a brass nozzle on top and one on the side. The totall project costed about $35, probably could be cheaper if I had planned it our from the start. If any one is interested in making their own PVC catch can, I will gladly get some pics and do a write up. After 100 miles it has worked great!
Let us know how much oil, in how much time, it collects.
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Recently, I have been interested in oil catch cans through the PCV line. Some of the aftermarket kits were about $120, so after adventuring through home depot I finally crafted my own catch can. Its a 2" diameter canister with a brass nozzle on top and one on the side. The totall project costed about $35, probably could be cheaper if I had planned it our from the start. If any one is interested in making their own PVC catch can, I will gladly get some pics and do a write up. After 100 miles it has worked great!