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Here's a couple of pics...
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[/URL]MODS: AIRAID CAI, Heartthrob cat back, Diablo 91 CAI, 180 T-stat, BT Catch can
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mine looks the same as that, nothing to worry about.
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Heres mine.....
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ok,where are these catch cans installed? pictures anybody? thanks doitnow!!
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Originally Posted by
Thinktwice
Installed a catch can 1000 miles ago and when I went to drain it, a yellowish muck is what came out. Looked like scrambled eggs before cooking them!
Just wait until you see what that looks like when it gets really cold outside! I get some interesting "soups" when changing my can in the winter.
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ok,where are these catch cans installed? pictures anybody? thanks doitnow!!
My BT can is on a fuse box mount...
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Mine is on a Z bracket... Post pics tomorrow
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My can is on a standard BT bracket on the front of the block. By the way, that soup doesn't happen to guys that have the engine on for long periods. The oil gets hot enough to evaporate the water that develops during combustion. I don't get that soup because my engine does not run for less than an hour each time it's fired up.
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Just wait until you see what that looks like when it gets really cold outside! I get some interesting "soups" when changing my can in the winter.
My BT can is on a fuse box mount...
Fuse box mount? Did you make it?
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Fuse box mount? Did you make it?
No, it's from BT.
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BT Z bracket
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[/URL]MODS: AIRAID CAI, Heartthrob cat back, Diablo 91 CAI, 180 T-stat, BT Catch can
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