Here is what I have so far, I have the top and bottom sealed on and waiting to dry. I drilled the holes in the top cap first so I wouldn't have to worry about lining them up when I glued the top and middle together. The fittings are lightly pressed into the holes for the pic. I kind of wish I had mounted the fittings a tad higher up as the cap is pretty tall. I didn't want to get into the cap threads though. I will run it as is for now, but can redo it later since the parts are cheap. I still need to mount the drain valve as well. It's 4" in diameter and about 9" tall, it looks like it will hold at least a quart of fluid. I will do some measuring when I do the leak testing.
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Here is the first baffle I made, I want to make another one though with a mounting tab on each side as I am afraid the one tab will allow it to move. I did bend up the small tang on the bottom so I could stuff a piece of steel wool in there to help catch the oil from the air.
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If you can think of something I should do differently, I'm open to suggestions. I'm no engineer, nor do I play one on TV.