I just watched a Scotty Kilmer video talking about this thing and how good they are for cars with older engines and also very good for cars with GDi engines.
What are your experiences ? Let's learn

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MASTAkiLLAh:
I just watched a Scotty Kilmer video talking about this thing and how good they are for cars with older engines and also very good for cars with GDi engines.
What are your experiences ? Let's learn

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Lalasticlala

They’re not necessarily meant for older engines. They’re meant for cars which have the known defect of excessive oil burn due to defective PCV or breather valve designs. They’re meant to trap oils in the valve top which the PCV loses.

It’s beneficial to not only GDI but MPI engines too especially those with badly designed PCV and headers which can trap excessive air and vapors.

MASTAkiLLAh:
I just watched a Scotty Kilmer video talking about this thing and how good they are for cars with older engines and also very good for cars with GDi engines.
What are your experiences ? Let's learn

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Lalasticlala

It’s a popular upgrade in the USA hobby circle. I pretty much install it on all my hobby cars.

EgunMogaji2:


It’s a popular upgrade in the USA hobby circle. I pretty much install it on my hobby cars.

You’re right, it’s very common upgrade on most track day cars for hobbyist and those who do street races both in US and Japan.

It’s a very common upgrade for the VQ35DE powered nissan/Infiniti cars due to their oil burning nature.

kingreign:


They’re not necessarily meant for older engines. They’re meant for cars which have the known defect of excessive oil burn due to defective PCV or breather valve designs. They’re meant to trap oils in the valve top which the PCV loses.

It’s beneficial to not only GDI but MPI engines too especially those with badly designed PCV and headers which can trap excessive air and vapors.

I've never heard of it till last night, we learn everyday. I'm guessing this will be good for cars like EOD, Jettas and some Camry's that seem to be notorious for the issues you mentioned. Is this device available in Nigeria ?

MASTAkiLLAh:
I've never heard of it till last night, we learn everyday. I'm guessing this will be good for cars like EOD, Jettas and some Camry's that seem to be notorious for the issues you mentioned. Is this device available in Nigeria ?

You can create one by yourself. All you need is

A length of oil pipe/hose (the same type and size with the one running from your pcv to valve cover)

Two small pipes of similar diameter with your pcv hose fitting

Weld the pipes into a small container (vacuumed) with one sticking further into the container than the other (one pipe should be shallow and one should run half way deep)

Iron sponge (the type used in washing pots) that will be wrapped around the deeper running iron pipe inside the catch can

And hooks/hangers or a way to mount the can somewhere convenient in your engine bay (as far away from any major heat source as possible)

Also make sure the can you choose has a screw cover or you can weld a small tap/valve for emptying the contents out when it’s caught some oil.

I e done it before. I used one of all those aluminum water bottles that office workers usually carry around. On an EOD engine it caught some oil over the course of an oci and I’d recommend it to keep your valve train and intake manifold sludge free.

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Conner44:


You can create one by yourself. All you need is

A length of oil pipe/hose (the same type and size with the one running from your pcv to valve cover)

Two small pipes of similar diameter with your pcv hose fitting

Weld the pipes into a small container (vacuumed) with one sticking further into the container than the other (one pipe should be shallow and one should run half way deep)

Iron sponge (the type used in washing pots) that will be wrapped around the deeper running iron pipe inside the catch can

And hooks/hangers or a way to mount the can somewhere convenient in your engine bay (as far away from any major heat source as possible)

Also make sure the can you choose has a screw cover or you can weld a small tap/valve for emptying the contents out when it’s caught some oil.

I e done it before. I used one of all those aluminum water bottles that office workers usually carry around. On an EOD engine it caught some oil over the course of an oci and I’d recommend it to keep your valve train and intake manifold sludge free.

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kingreign:


They’re not necessarily meant for older engines. They’re meant for cars which have the known defect of excessive oil burn due to defective PCV or breather valve designs. They’re meant to trap oils in the valve top which the PCV loses.

It’s beneficial to not only GDI but MPI engines too especially those with badly designed PCV and headers which can trap excessive air and vapors.

Your explanations are top notch. Kudos,bro

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Never heard of it

kingreign:


You’re right, it’s very common upgrade on most track day cars for hobbyist and those who do street races both in US and Japan.

It’s a very common upgrade for the VQ35DE powered nissan/Infiniti cars due to their oil burning nature.

Does it mean I could ask my mechanic or can it be done during general servicing?

GboyegaD:


Does it mean I could ask my mechanic or can it be done during general servicing?

It’s a simple design but most mechanic here may not know how it’s done. It’s those who are into tuners and racing stuffs that may know how to install them.

kingreign:


It’s a simple design but most mechanic here may not know how it’s done. It’s those who are into tuners and racing stuffs that may know how to install them.

Thanks. Will ask around.

Lol. Can my roadside kazeem install this

What are they talking about here please