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Old 02-26-2015, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by B_Greening
This is going to sounds like a stupid question but what is the purpose of the catch can?

OMG really do a search just kidding lol
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... and another generation of Ecoboost owners are about to encounter the twilight zone...
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Originally Posted by B_Greening
This is going to sounds like a stupid question but what is the purpose of the catch can?
Google it.
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Should we drill the intercooler?
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Seems like it would be easier to vent directly to the atmosphere and not have to maintain the catch can. Does anyone make a direct vent system.
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Originally Posted by knezat225
Should we drill the intercooler?
What good would that do now that the 2015 EB has the intake and outlet on the bottom so there's no reservoir that could store anything. It all gets ingested right away.
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Originally Posted by nra4ever
Seems like it would be easier to vent directly to the atmosphere and not have to maintain the catch can. Does anyone make a direct vent system.
Definitely easier. And definitely against all sorts of environmental laws.
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Originally Posted by Derodeo
Definitely easier. And definitely against all sorts of environmental laws.
Well since I'm not driving a Prius where is my direct vent system!
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I have no idea! I need to figure out what to do and what not to do
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Originally Posted by Bretcoe
This is a new mod for me, but after doing some research I am very interested.

How often should the "can" be emptied?


Does the cap of it simply screw off?


How important is it to drill into the passenger side turbo intake? (this seems to be the weakest link in the chain)
How often should the "can" be emptied?
Usually at regular oil change intervals but in temps below 35 degrees maybe more frequently. Order the larger Monster can to drain less frequently.

Does the cap of it simply screw off?
There is an integrated ball valve at the bottom of the can. Just stick a container like an empty water bottle underneath to catch the collected waste.

How important is it to drill into the passenger side turbo intake? (this seems to be the weakest link in the chain)
This is pretty important, pulling vacuum from both turbo inlets allows for maximum vacuum. Our system provides constant evacuation at idle, deceleration & Wide Open Throttle/BOOST. Tapping into the turbo inlets will not effect any of the sensors etc, no check engine lights.


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