How to Install | Boomba Oil Catch Can for '14+ Ford Fiesta ST

[@banquetespaolabarranquilla2160]

Are you installing 2 oil catch can or those are 2 examples for 1 oil catch can-?

[@BoombaRacing]

This is the install for both the Stage 1 & Stage 2 Catch Cans, both are massively beneficial to turbocharged cars. Stage 1 is on the low pressure side while Stage 2 is on the high pressure side of the intake. Feel free to reach out with any more questions you might have!

[@randallbass8937]

Is the installation of the Stage 2 the same on the 2.0 Ford Fusion 2016 model

[@SeiPokGuy]

I just ordered the stage 2 can through your website for my Fiesta. Why does your website say the symposer delete is necessary but I don't see it mentioned in this video.

[@BoombaRacing]

+Ryan Kuan Due to the area this catch can mounts, the factory Sound Symposer would be in the way.

[@ryanking4559]

It looks like for the purposes of your video you have both stage 1 and stage 2 catch cans installed at the end of the video. Any benefit to running both? Also, could the stage 2 be mounted in the stage 1 location to retain the sound symposer?

[@BoombaRacing]

+Ryan King Stage 2 is going to catch a lot more than stage 1 will. For someone looking for the ultimate protection we recommend both stages. Stage 2 could hypothetically be mounted in the stage 1 location, however you would need longer vacuum hoses.

[@ryanking4559]

+BoombaRacingInc Ok Thanks guys, considering it for the ultimate protection! Also, just curious why the symposer delete is necessary, especially with the stage one that mounts no where near it?

[@BoombaRacing]

Ryan King That might be a typo on our part. I think it just carried its way over from the Stage 2 description. Stage 1 does not require a Symposer Delete.

[@joselara4019]

@Boomba Racing I have a stage 2 OCC on my fiesta I’m having a bit of trouble it’s seem like oil is passing right through .If I take off my connection to intake manifold the inside is soaked with oil

[@boribori2171]

Do this will work with the 2j racing cowl intake?

[@BoombaRacing]

+Christian Rodriguez Yes, this should work even with a 2J intake.

[@boribori2171]

Thanks

[@BoombaRacing]

Christian Rodriguez if you need anything else, just let us know!

[@sirjammer]

do these void the warranty?

[@BoombaRacing]

+Sir Jammer In short, no, they do not.Certain dealers can be more picky than others when it comes to aftermarket parts. Some dealers are fine with mods whereas other dealers will not accept any mods. We always tell the customer to ask the service advisor first for what’s acceptable at any given dealership and if you have any doubts to return the car to stock form before bringing it in to a dealer. Furthermore there is a law called the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act that states in order for a dealer to deny warranty work on your car, they have to prove the aftermarket part you have installed caused your issue. For example if your window stops working and you have a cold air intake, the dealer is not going to void your warranty. It is illegal for a dealer to void your warranty for simply having aftermarket parts installed. If you have any further questions, please let us know!

[@RgW00D]

Great install tips for stage 2 here... www.fiestastforum.com/forum/threads/7226-Boomba-Stage-2-PCV-OCC-Install-Tips?p=157696#post157696 The intake manifold bolt is an 8mm.

[@BoombaRacing]

+Grant .Pantling That's a pretty nice guide!

[@waverider5751]

You have to remove the can every time you drain it? No thanks, I need a drain valve!

[@BoombaRacing]

Hi, we actually do sell a quick release valve that is compatible with this catch can kit. You can find it here: www.boombaracing.com/catch-can-quick-drain-valve/

[@waverider5751]

Thanks!