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OgreSmash

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Opened it up and it was about 1/4 full. Now do i need to worry about oil in the intercooler still or am I good

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Opened it up and it was about 1/4 full. Now do i need to worry about oil in the intercooler still or am I good

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Pull your airbox, pull the upper tube (#15) , and look, scope or dip down in the cac (#25) to the bottom to check for puddling. A little smidge of oil is Normal. Check it once to gauge weather the can is doing its job. 0ed62f37587f472294520d0e0972a08bD9806300c0d7b746b5e43d8fad60ae2f

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Most likely you will still need to worry about it. One would assume the catch can is on the dirty side of the PCV system and if that's the case it's not doing anything to keep oil out of the CAC. Oil gets in the CAC when boost pressure causes oil air mist to blow out through the clean side of the PCV system and into the incoming air charge (the connection next to where hose #34 connects).
 

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Pull your airbox, pull the upper tube (#15) , and look, scope or dip down in the cac (#25) to the bottom to check for puddling. A little smidge of oil is Normal. Check it once to gauge weather the can is doing its job.

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What have you used to dip down?

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Like for heating dipstick or automotive oil dipstick that's on the car?

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Your oil dipstick. Just take it out and wipe it off then snake it through the opening once you've removed the piping.


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the oil that was in my catch can was extremely thick. I'm going to assume its been in there for quite sometime
 
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