Catch Can Education
#21
Senior Member
Not really.
You drill the bottom most spot on the intercooler. I am not a catch can guru but they do not work the same as drilling a hole in the intercooler. Hopefully someone will chime in.
I know on mine I have both the intercooler hole and a CC. The CC pulls out a lot a gunk that the hole wasn't evacuating as it wasn't present in that system.
You drill the bottom most spot on the intercooler. I am not a catch can guru but they do not work the same as drilling a hole in the intercooler. Hopefully someone will chime in.
I know on mine I have both the intercooler hole and a CC. The CC pulls out a lot a gunk that the hole wasn't evacuating as it wasn't present in that system.
#23
King Hater
Do you want to take the chance of having the truck fall on its face when you are passing a vehicle? It did it to me when passing a truck on a 2 lane highway. I needed the power and the truck failed me. Luckily I didn't have another vehicle coming. What if?
Drilling the hole will prevent this from ever happening. Just do it. For the guys who say I have never had this issue thats fine. I hadn't either until that day. Drilling the hole evacs all of the gunk out so this will never happen.
Side effects. None. The amount of boost pressure lost out of a 1/16th inch hole is so minimal you will never notice.
Drilling the hole will prevent this from ever happening. Just do it. For the guys who say I have never had this issue thats fine. I hadn't either until that day. Drilling the hole evacs all of the gunk out so this will never happen.
Side effects. None. The amount of boost pressure lost out of a 1/16th inch hole is so minimal you will never notice.
#24
Senior Member
I had the hole drilled in mine and got a new engine. Cost me $100. Mechanic didn't sat anything about it..
#25
Senior Member
What happened to your engine? But I get what your saying is the hole was there and no one said a thing. Did u get the new engine and have the work done at a ford dealership?
#26
Senior Member
Why would one need to do this anyways?
I lease my vehicles.. so I really don't care about drilling a hole or adding a catch can.. but I am intrigued to know why this is such an issue? Has this issue been addressed on the 2017+ EB motors?
I lease my vehicles.. so I really don't care about drilling a hole or adding a catch can.. but I am intrigued to know why this is such an issue? Has this issue been addressed on the 2017+ EB motors?
#27
Senior Member
#28
King Hater
https://www.f150forum.com/f70/ecoboo...s-here-223824/
Agetech is the first person to have his motor replaced that has posted here. Its probably happened elsewhere but no one else has posted.
His was timing chain related. The weep hole won't help with that.
Agetech is the first person to have his motor replaced that has posted here. Its probably happened elsewhere but no one else has posted.
His was timing chain related. The weep hole won't help with that.
#29
Senior Member
https://www.f150forum.com/f70/ecoboo...s-here-223824/
Agetech is the first person to have his motor replaced that has posted here. Its probably happened elsewhere but no one else has posted.
His was timing chain related. The weep hole won't help with that.
Agetech is the first person to have his motor replaced that has posted here. Its probably happened elsewhere but no one else has posted.
His was timing chain related. The weep hole won't help with that.
Last edited by Olotti76; 10-23-2017 at 10:24 PM.