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gehg
23rd March 2020, 03:24 PM
Why am I getting oil in my Catch can, can it be a faulty turbo,allso oil in my Air cooler.
mudski
23rd March 2020, 07:39 PM
Uhmm. Because thats what they do. Catch oil. Its doing its job.
mudski
24th March 2020, 07:11 AM
Also what brand of catch can do you have? You shouldn't have any oil now in your intercooler. Unless the catch can is blocked, or full. As some of the proper cans, like the Mann & Hummel Provent type, have a by pass system so when the filter is blocked from oil, the vapours will simply bypass the can and go straight back into the air intake, instead of just blocking up and stopping the vapour flow.
pollenface
24th March 2020, 10:31 AM
I have to drain my catch can every 1500-2000kms.
If you have a good quality unit with replaceable filters, you should put a new filter in every 20,000kms or so.
gehg
26th March 2020, 10:08 AM
I have to drain my catch can every 1500-2000kms.
If you have a good quality unit with replaceable filters, you should put a new filter in every 20,000kms or so.
Thx I know it is doing it:s job but I am draining it on a regular bases I can:t remember the brand but it was not cheap it is a metal one
Thx Pollenface sounds the same so that is normal ??
mudski
26th March 2020, 12:48 PM
Thx I know it is doing it:s job but I am draining it on a regular bases I can:t remember the brand but it was not cheap it is a metal one
Thx Pollenface sounds the same so that is normal ??
Righto! Now we know... ;) How much are you draining? And what is a regular basis? Every 5thou, etc etc? I used to get about 125ml every 5 thousand from my old 3Ltr. How many k's on the motor? What motor?
pollenface
28th March 2020, 11:32 PM
Thx Pollenface sounds the same so that is normal ??
Yep, pretty standard.
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