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Old 02-15-2016, 07:47 PM
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looking on more info to the water part i had it and now can't find the page damm
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winter time is where I get a lot of water in the catch can .its a smaller catch can but im emptying it twice a month 90% water 10% blow by oil. so I wouldn`t want water dumping into the oil
summer time I hardley see any water. its the winter especially here with -20c on average through out the winter.
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