Oil catch tank ????
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I think its because the piston rings dont make a perfect seal so you can then get gases/oil in the crank which is released by the crank case vents. The gases are then directed back into the intake system to be re burnt so i think the catch can is there so rather that it getting burnt again it goes into the tank?
But as always i could be wrong
But as always i could be wrong
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My oil catch tank has a sight glass so you can see how much oil is i it, after 2 years of ownership its never needed emptying but it does have an overflow pipe should it fill.
To empty it has a drain plug but I dont think its any quantity if full.
I guess if it suddenly started to fill on a regular basis your engine would be trying to tell you something.
To empty it has a drain plug but I dont think its any quantity if full.
I guess if it suddenly started to fill on a regular basis your engine would be trying to tell you something.
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Cheers mate - I saw a couple in the Demon Tweekes catalogue today and thought that I would like one but as you can see I know nothing about them
The idea that it mat rapidly fill up, as you suggested, is a bit scary though
The idea that it mat rapidly fill up, as you suggested, is a bit scary though
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I pulled this off the CDF Racing site.
CDF Racing Suppliers of Whiteline bailey manley wiseco samco powerflex performance fricton
TBH I think if the catch started to full quickly you would have or about to have engine problems.
CDF Racing Suppliers of Whiteline bailey manley wiseco samco powerflex performance fricton
TBH I think if the catch started to full quickly you would have or about to have engine problems.
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Simon,
I've got one of these (yet to be fitted). Pop over this weekend to check out the quality, it's fantastic.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...-cans-2-a.html
I've got one of these (yet to be fitted). Pop over this weekend to check out the quality, it's fantastic.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...-cans-2-a.html
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I pulled this off the CDF Racing site.
CDF Racing Suppliers of Whiteline bailey manley wiseco samco powerflex performance fricton
TBH I think if the catch started to full quickly you would have or about to have engine problems.
CDF Racing Suppliers of Whiteline bailey manley wiseco samco powerflex performance fricton
TBH I think if the catch started to full quickly you would have or about to have engine problems.
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Simon,
I've got one of these (yet to be fitted). Pop over this weekend to check out the quality, it's fantastic.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...-cans-2-a.html
I've got one of these (yet to be fitted). Pop over this weekend to check out the quality, it's fantastic.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...-cans-2-a.html
Hi Dean - that looks nice Mate, the fitting guide looks like quite a job I/C off
Would love to see it
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