Stock Oil Catch Can installation needed
#1
Stock Oil Catch Can installation needed
Hi there
does anybody have an Oil catch installed on a stock setup, I know there is one here but that is non stock.
I am one of those guys that need a visual aid to get a clear picture, so pics are appreciated
does anybody have an Oil catch installed on a stock setup, I know there is one here but that is non stock.
I am one of those guys that need a visual aid to get a clear picture, so pics are appreciated
#2
We're in the same boat -I also have an oil catch can and I'm trying to figure out where to install it. After several tries, it appears that I have a can that is too tall to fit in any of the nooks and crannies in the -stock- engine bay.
I will give it another try sometime in the near future, but I don't think I will manage to fit this particular can anywhere....
As for installation, pretty simple: mount it somewhere, disconnect stock hose, cut the new hose to size to fit properly and tightly, install pieces of hose, tighten clamps
I will give it another try sometime in the near future, but I don't think I will manage to fit this particular can anywhere....
As for installation, pretty simple: mount it somewhere, disconnect stock hose, cut the new hose to size to fit properly and tightly, install pieces of hose, tighten clamps
#3
The can in this photo can be found on Ebay. That is not my engine bay but I put my can in the same place.
https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...5&postcount=38
https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...5&postcount=38
#6
Originally Posted by Unhooked
Well my problem is, I don't know what hoses to splice etc, if someone can take a shot of the hose in question, that would be greatly appreciated
EDIT: Best I can do photo wise.
Last edited by expo1; 12-14-2006 at 09:26 AM.
#7
Just an FYI there is a TSB that addresses the oil in the intake.
Bring up that there is milky substance on the oil dipstick.
The kit the service department gets will install a PCV valve and route the tube at the top of the oil filler to the intake manifold.
I have asked this before and will ask again is the oil catch can better bet than the TSB fix?
Bring up that there is milky substance on the oil dipstick.
The kit the service department gets will install a PCV valve and route the tube at the top of the oil filler to the intake manifold.
I have asked this before and will ask again is the oil catch can better bet than the TSB fix?
#8
Well I was only interested in this, since for some reason I saw a lot of oil in my engine bay. It seemed to be on the black plastic looking pipe behind the oil cap. At first I thought it came due to a loose oil cap or maybe I overfilled it, bt it didn't seem like it. I did have enuff oil level, so I really don't know why was the oil there. Therefore I figured I'll give the oil catch can a go and see what gives. This only happened once so far.
#9
Ahhh just found that you have an '06, the TSB is for pre-06, as it is already done on the '06s.
You must have a leak in the hose going down to the intake manifold.
Take it in to have it looked at.
You must have a leak in the hose going down to the intake manifold.
Take it in to have it looked at.
#10
Page 7 shows the hose that is potentially leaking.
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...50-06-1664.pdf
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...50-06-1664.pdf
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