Catch can location
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Catch can location
I'm looking at fitting my OBP catch can, and the best place I can find is the nearside suspension turret of my 05 STi.
What I want to do is remove the screen washer bottle and run the screen washers off the I/C spray pump in the boot which is redundant with a FMIC. Trouble is a quick lash up showed the I/C pump to be very weak as a screen wash pump.
My question is this, is the windscreen washer pump a direct swap for the I/C spray pump?
Any help appreciated.
What I want to do is remove the screen washer bottle and run the screen washers off the I/C spray pump in the boot which is redundant with a FMIC. Trouble is a quick lash up showed the I/C pump to be very weak as a screen wash pump.
My question is this, is the windscreen washer pump a direct swap for the I/C spray pump?
Any help appreciated.
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That's the ideal location for the can ( next to fuse cover )
( I still have my I/c spray - fitted a larger pump - & using 2 jets sitting inside bumper behind the zunsport grille / very efective & comes out at some rate
( I still have my I/c spray - fitted a larger pump - & using 2 jets sitting inside bumper behind the zunsport grille / very efective & comes out at some rate
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here you go ..........
I made a bracket (about 20cm of metal bar with a hole drilled in each end ) you can use the hole that holds on the fuel pipe.
its a tight fit and I doubt if you can locate it where I have if your returning to sump.
but I haven't returned to sump and I need to empty it about once a month.
the breather is routed down the firewall and under the car with a filter on.
I made a bracket (about 20cm of metal bar with a hole drilled in each end ) you can use the hole that holds on the fuel pipe.
its a tight fit and I doubt if you can locate it where I have if your returning to sump.
but I haven't returned to sump and I need to empty it about once a month.
the breather is routed down the firewall and under the car with a filter on.
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Thanks for your input guys, and TT for the pics
As said I did try the I/C pump for windscreen wash and it was pretty poor. I'll try swapping the pumps and see what improvement there is.
Thanks again.
As said I did try the I/C pump for windscreen wash and it was pretty poor. I'll try swapping the pumps and see what improvement there is.
Thanks again.
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I think I've got it sorted.
I ran in a new pipe from the I/C spray to the washer jets.
Bingo! Plenty of flow, just have to remember to push the right button for a clean screen.
I ran in a new pipe from the I/C spray to the washer jets.
Bingo! Plenty of flow, just have to remember to push the right button for a clean screen.
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