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Oil Catch Can

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I gotta either make or buy an oil catch can for my KE10. I've been looking at a few and i've noticed some have an outlet/inlet at the bottom and two at the top. Could anyone explain where the 3 pipes would go? Thank you

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Edited by projectKE10

mine has two at the top only and a drain at the bottom. one at the top goes to the PCV outet and the other goes to a small filter in the CAI box.

cold air induction I'm guessing

yep, cold air induction. had to box off the pod filter with the oil catch can filter to pass engineering.

the bottom outlet is desighned to drain to the sump i think, some have it some don't, it can just be blocked off, it easler this way anyway

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yep, cold air induction. had to box off the pod filter with the oil catch can filter to pass engineering.

Ah true, I only got a 4K though so i only got the air fillter on the carby. I'll have to do that when i put the 4age in though (but that wont be for a while though.

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the bottom outlet is desighned to drain to the sump i think, some have it some don't, it can just be blocked off, it easler this way anyway

:P Yeah thats what i was kinda thinking, but would i be right to say that it would be better to keep the oil that is caught out of the sump due to contaminants from blow-by etc. or would it not matter?

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