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    Hi everyone,

    jus thinking about an oil catch can alot lately and was jus wondering if any1 can help me with some info?

    prices? how to fit, easy or time consuming?

    fitting instructions maybe or some direction if ther has been threads created on this topic befor, coz i havnt had much luck finding any.

    benefits and how they work etc.

    does it replace the PCV valve or does it still use the stock one.

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    I'm no expert on this so someone please correct me if i'm wrong. There are two breather lines coming from the valve cover, one goes to the intake manifold (through the PCV vlave) and the other goes to your air intake pipe. An oil catch can can be installed in series with either or both of these lines. Its purpose is to extract the oil and other waste products from the blow by gasses and prevent them from being recirculated back into your engine. If the oil in the blow by gasses is not removed it will lower the octane rating of your fuel and line the insides of your intake piping and intercooler with oil and muck. I'm not sure about the installation as i have never attempted it before.

    There is a few on ebay for about $65. Not sure if there is much difference between an ebay OCC and a brand name one.

    You will still need the PCV valve as this stops boost pressure from the manifold entering the crank case.

    The attached PDF is a bit long but has a lot of info.

    Hope this helped
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    Nice find on the article.

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    I had one fitted for Jamboree. I didn't notice any difference in intake oil etc. I've since removed it.

    An OCC is only really any good if you are starting to have oil concerns. A decent/excellent PCV is the main issue.

    If you do decide to get an OCC, make sure it has internal baffles. An open internal one will do nothing.

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    Have a search for "oil catch can" (Including quotations - this will search for the whole string, not each individual word )

    Here are a few results - hope it helps.

    Oil Catch Can GB
    Oil Catch Can
    Oil Catch Cans: What is the correct way to fit one?

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    thanks heaps every1, lol yeh i didnt try putting the search in quotes

    thanks for the writeup toddy helps alot

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    No worries... The only reason i had this information is because i've been thinking about getting a catch can myself.

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    well there is a person who sells complete saikou michi oil catch can kits for the mps, website is Performance Automotive Engineering - Home

    currently waiting for him to give me a price on freight to australia

    this kit reuses the factory pcv before the can, plus adds another factory one after the can

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    When he gives you a price please let me know.

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    To fit an occ in the correct location, i.e from the PCV on the block, under the intake manifold is a pretty big task.
    I had a crawl around under there some time ago, and it pretty much involves working blind with your hands contorted to some amazing angles, it can be done, and has been extensively documented on some of the US forums, some have even suggested that removing the entire intake manifold, although more time consuming, makes the job a lot easier.

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