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And as far as the $100 vs $15 catch can goes, the Mishimoto one is very well engineered with internal baffles that are very good at separating oil from air vapors. They are a very popular upgrade with the BMW N54 crowd. |
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ok the way i'm going to do mine is take the drain plug out from the bottom of catch can put a on and off valve then at other end a hose running to oil dipstick tube so when can is full i open valve the oil drains back to engine just my thoughts simpler way of getting rid of the oil look at pic of sample valve
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I don't think that is a good idea. You don't want to put the oil water mix back into the engine. The oil stays a lot cleaner with the catch can. You will see for yourself the first time you drain it!
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I wouldn`t do that at all and contaminate the oil. you will be putting more water than oil back in not good.
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lets think for a minute if the main objective of this mod is to eliminate the milkie build up which comes from condensation there should be no condensation compare to with ccv. all the pics that guys have posted of the oil after they drain the can not one mention about water in the oil especially with the higher vacuum condensation is only in the winter haven't seen it in the summer i could be wrong but that's what i'm seen
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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. |
looking on more info to the water part i had it and now can't find the page damm
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E53 mod?
While it is too late for mine, is this something that could be done on an E53?
My apologies if that's an ignorant question. |
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