.3 micron CCV filter
Cargo Master
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The gases alone and the ten foot section of tubing should give it enough of an obstacle to settle. The ccv kit I installed has a diffuser on top of the valve cover mount, not internal but the small holes are probably doing as its designed. I like the results I see, and knowing its not being re-ingested into the engine helps.
Cargo Master
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To be honest...there shouldn't be any of that, especially fuel (never heard of that happening). I think the tubing is colder than the engine discharge and thats where the condensation is from.
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I always get plenty of moisture during the colder, winter months... But there's ALWAYS a one or two "turds" floating and water soaked oil in the bottom of my Mishimoto catch can.
Cargo Master
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volume would be my guess
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next week the truck is making a heavy pull (11k lbs) out to the Pocono mountains and back, once I get back I will open the catch can up and see the inside.
