Catch can
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I lost my face to the jaws of a poodle
That's pretty slick!
Did ya use any type of filter media to scrub the vapors or is it baffled?
Did ya use any type of filter media to scrub the vapors or is it baffled?
Unwanted turbo oil????
Where does it normally/supposed to drain too?
I get the unwanted crankcase breather oil and the closed off CRV or whatever it's called behind the air box...but I figured that pumped straight into the turbo intake side... is there extra???
Sorry about the ridicio Q.... not all that familiar with these turbo systems yet.
THX
BTW- just a quick thought.... where do you drain it into the crank? Do you use the forward unused oil dip stick hole?? Seems like it would be a great spot... without looking at obstructions.
Kewl looking invention too.
Where does it normally/supposed to drain too?
I get the unwanted crankcase breather oil and the closed off CRV or whatever it's called behind the air box...but I figured that pumped straight into the turbo intake side... is there extra???
Sorry about the ridicio Q.... not all that familiar with these turbo systems yet.
THX
BTW- just a quick thought.... where do you drain it into the crank? Do you use the forward unused oil dip stick hole?? Seems like it would be a great spot... without looking at obstructions.
Kewl looking invention too.
jimmyB
Registered User
Its just baffled and flows the same, so any oil will be caught. Capttom,the crankcase gasses are sucked through the CDR .If you have the stock setup its on the back of the intake.I have the banks so its on the turbo inlet, and from the crankcase pressure oil works its way up into the turbo and just burns oil.
Not bad, but why not just use the weed sprayer filter like I used on the Moose Truck?
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Nice design. I've made and modified similar setups myself for other engines before. If you have a good baffle setup it should work nicely.
If you are setuf for full time drainback into the pan, you can go to an Isuzu truck dealer and get a nice one way valve from their factory oil breather setup that works nicely to keep the oil flowing downward but keeps the gasses from blowing back up into the oil separator unit
You can also get a one way valve from Racor, they use a nice one with their CCV4500 breather filters
That one way valve will keep the pressure down in the unit so the oil will go where it's supposed to
If you are setuf for full time drainback into the pan, you can go to an Isuzu truck dealer and get a nice one way valve from their factory oil breather setup that works nicely to keep the oil flowing downward but keeps the gasses from blowing back up into the oil separator unit
You can also get a one way valve from Racor, they use a nice one with their CCV4500 breather filtersThat one way valve will keep the pressure down in the unit so the oil will go where it's supposed to
jimmyB
Registered User
sorry agnem,i had no idea you had that setup on the moose. What do you mean weed spray filter. Any pics of it? In your pic it looks like its part of the AC.
