Oil Catch can not catching any oil
Hi i've had my catch can for 6 months. Its still looks like new
the lines are still clear. and no liquid in the tube measurer.
I havn't taken it out to check but looking at it its not catching any oil.
Yes all the lines are connected. It is a CUSCO round cylinder type.
the lines are still clear. and no liquid in the tube measurer.
I havn't taken it out to check but looking at it its not catching any oil.
Yes all the lines are connected. It is a CUSCO round cylinder type.
well then i really dont know what to tell u..i guess just get a new pcv valve.. do you have a high idle at all?
i have a greddy catch man and it's routed the same way yours is and it caught alot of gases and oil and what not..soo much i could dump it out..it was crazy , almost a 1/2 pint..
another thing to try would be to spray some carb cleaner in the pcv valve..that can clean them out well..
i have a greddy catch man and it's routed the same way yours is and it caught alot of gases and oil and what not..soo much i could dump it out..it was crazy , almost a 1/2 pint..
another thing to try would be to spray some carb cleaner in the pcv valve..that can clean them out well..
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I went a change the PCV valve and what da ya know
the old one doesn't rattle. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
My PCV valve was $10! ouch...
the old one doesn't rattle. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
My PCV valve was $10! ouch...
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