• Oil Catch Can Kit

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Oil Catch Can Kit

If you're stood at the back of the car looking at the engine, there's a metal pipe on the rocker cover on the left hand side over by the distributor. There should be a flexible pipe leading from that metal pipe to a fitting on your intake pipework, before the turbo but after the air flow meter. That's the stock crankcase breather setup. Your catch can would need to go where that existing rubber pipe is, between the fitting on the rocker cover and the fitting on your air intake pipework. Stick the catch can itself over on the left hand side of the bay somewhere if space allows, and run some long hoses to the two fittings. JimGTS over on Imoc had some good posts about 'em with some pics showing the pipe layout Are you getting any actual oil buildup, or is this purely as a preventative thing?

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