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Hi lads,

Just a quick question...I have an r32 with an rb20 and i want to know how to install an oil catch can...presently I have one in there but there are 2 hose coming from the nodules on the top of the rocker cover straight to the can so they aren't connected to eachother like they are from the factory with that 'U' pipe. Also there is no oil in the can (it has been on there for a month or so).

My mechanic did this but from all of the pics I have seen this is not how it is done but I am not sure as I haven't had the car for long so I am only new to the skyline game.

Any help (with pics) would be tops.

Cheers,

Clakka

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from what i know he has it set up one of the many ways you can have them running.

just for legal resons you need to have it returning to the iuntake pipe not venting or just filling up.

that is what i know but could be wrong?

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