Pipe literally just hangs there open to atmosphere.
When I first owned the car it used to snot up the air filter with gunk from the breather pipe, I was thinking oh oh k motor has had it, so I got one of them oil catch tanks, total waste of money in that small size.
I binned the catch tank and have ran the open pipe for over 10 years now.
Pipe literally just hangs there open to atmosphere.
When I first owned the car it used to snot up the air filter with gunk from the breather pipe, I was thinking oh oh k motor has had it, so I got one of them oil catch tanks, total waste of money in that small size.
I binned the catch tank and have ran the open pipe for over 10 years now.
Pipe literally just hangs there open to atmosphere.
When I first owned the car it used to snot up the air filter with gunk from the breather pipe, I was thinking oh oh k motor has had it, so I got one of them oil catch tanks, total waste of money in that small size.
I binned the catch tank and have ran the open pipe for over 10 years now.
After testing, this setup really works, and I now understand the theory. When using the oil catch can, the fitting pipe was too small, which caused pressure (blowby) to build up because the smaller pipe (10mm) couldn't release it properly. After replacing it with an 18mm hose, there are no more leaks, and everything runs smoothly now... hehe.