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I saw some cheap alternatives for a catch can for my Mule, the blow by is bad and I dont want my intercooler filling with all this oily mist. Any one ever used one, Im on my phone so cant post link but just type catch can. Any input is apreciated
I saw some cheap alternatives for a catch can for my Mule, the blow by is bad and I dont want my intercooler filling with all this oily mist. Any one ever used one, Im on my phone so cant post link but just type catch can. Any input is apreciated
I do. I swapped vc side to side and tig the oe fitting from the alluminum elbow in my inlet pipe. The catch can hangs in the v in front of the inlet y to the heads. It does accumulate some oil. Not much long term testing tho sadly.
Welding aluminum is not my strogest point, I might just end up building one, any recommendations for on what to use for the mesh inside? I thought of putting in some fine Brillo but dont know if it will work.
My engine is bad it has a crap load of blow-by followed by oil, all I want is to keep it away from my intercooler while I get the funds for a rebuild on my spare engine.
Right now I have it vented to atmosphere but smokes like crazy on stop lights.
The fitting is metal .it just has one screw to hold it in to the aluminum housing. I tigers it into the metal inlet pipe. I can't tig aluminum at home sadly.
Welding aluminum is not my strogest point, I might just end up building one, any recommendations for on what to use for the mesh inside? I thought of putting in some fine Brillo but dont know if it will work.
I've seen on another site where a fellow used this setup from Tractor Supply. I'm sure these come in a variety of inlet/outlet pipe sizes, and the canister is removable. I did some looking and you can get #50 or #80 mesh SS screens to go in them.
I gutted the doghouse too and pulled the mesh screen.
I found it would get filled with oil and not let gasses escape as easy.
I dont want that back pressure from the blowby.
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