Oil seperator question
#1
I put my oil seperator on last week. Let me see if I have this straight. it only collects oil under boost?
Why is it so dirty? I changed my oil the day I put it on. It has filled up twice in 2 weeks. I am scared to think how much is in the intercooler.
Why is it so dirty? I changed my oil the day I put it on. It has filled up twice in 2 weeks. I am scared to think how much is in the intercooler.
#2
Originally Posted by assasyn
I put my oil seperator on last week. Let me see if I have this straight. it only collects oil under boost?
Why is it so dirty? I changed my oil the day I put it on. It has filled up twice in 2 weeks. I am scared to think how much is in the intercooler.
Why is it so dirty? I changed my oil the day I put it on. It has filled up twice in 2 weeks. I am scared to think how much is in the intercooler.
#6
yes.. u will still get oil in the iintercooler, if u have an oil seperator.. u get some oil in the oil seperator and oil in the blower.. if u do the pcv delete, then u better do it right, or you'll get a lean condition from the breathers... L&S seperator, i heard works great!
#7
Originally Posted by LightningMAS
yes.. u will still get oil in the iintercooler, if u have an oil seperator.. u get some oil in the oil seperator and oil in the blower.. if u do the pcv delete, then u better do it right, or you'll get a lean condition from the breathers... L&S seperator, i heard works great!
What does "do it right" mean? Seems pretty straight forward.... run the hose from the pcv to a tank then from the tank to the original spot on the intake/blower. Right? .... I hope
Thanks, Jim (installed one a couple weeks back and hope I did it right)
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#10
I built my own catch can, and I get no oil smell or mist in the engine bay like I did with just breather filters on the valve covers. Works great, and I pulled my blower 10k after doing this, and my rotors show no signs of flaking, even with a port job, 6 extra psi, and nitrous.


