locating the pcv valve to Install an oil catch can
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locating the pcv valve to Install an oil catch can
Need to find which hose comes from the crank case to the intake manifold in order to install an oil catch can 2016 RX 350.
Since there are no responses anywhere for this issue a master mechanic may be able to help me !
Since there are no responses anywhere for this issue a master mechanic may be able to help me !
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These photos were previously posted and will point you right to it.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...ement-diy.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...ement-diy.html
#4
Racer
Never heard of this. What's the point of it?
#5
It removes oil from the mist being directed back to the intake via the PCV valve. The oil in this mist eventually becomes carbon buildup in the combustion, and worse, on the valves. Port fuel injection systems normally keep the valves clean but carbon buildup can still occur in the chamber. Oil separator is what manufacturers call it. Oil catch can is the common term.
The big drawback is you have to remember to empty the container. If too much oil is collected, it can drain back into the intake, causing bigger problems. I have one in my Tacoma and empty it every other oil change. I usually drain 200ml of a milky oily crud. The container I have holds four times that and is made by Saikou Michi. They are pricey but a very good quality product.
The big drawback is you have to remember to empty the container. If too much oil is collected, it can drain back into the intake, causing bigger problems. I have one in my Tacoma and empty it every other oil change. I usually drain 200ml of a milky oily crud. The container I have holds four times that and is made by Saikou Michi. They are pricey but a very good quality product.
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