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I have two questions:

1. What do Oil Catch Cans do (other than looking pretty under the bonnet)?

2. Where/how does it connect?

These questions might sound a bit basic, forgive me for that, never looked into it ;)

Thanks in advance.

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Well I installed my catch can for 2 reasons. Firstly I have an aftermarket turbo, which I run more boost than standard, and a custom intake which I have not plumbed the cam cover breathers into because - I have seen that from time to time for a variety of reasons my engine has had a bit of "blow by" and as a result vapourised oil from the crank case has passed into the intake and turbo and collected in my intercooler and some has gone back into the engine. Over a period of time the oil will eventually build up in the intercooler and you will have to pull it off to drain it and also there will bit an amount of performance loss etc. The catch can collects this vapourised oil instead of it being deposited into the intercooler etc. There are a few threads on how to hook them up on here too. If you need a photo and explanation of how I have mine just pm me.

Hope this helps you!

Smitty

PS. Secondly mine Cusco one looks all pretty cos its polished.

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lol did u look @ the other posts open on this?? i did post a couple of pics of where i was going to put it however, i have mounted the bracket above the turbo:S

the position is not a problem, just wanted to know where to connect the hoses... i have seen a few engine bay pics and there are a few different ways ppl connect it

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yeaha i plan to connect mine between the passanger side rocker cover and the intake think this will give the best results, depends or ur engine set up i suppose. hame

can u make a photo once done, or draw on the photo, either way would be helpful.

thanks

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