IAG Air Oil Separator AOS For 17-23 Ford F-150 & Raptor 3.5L EcoBoost Install

IAG Air Oil Separator AOS For 17-23 Ford F-150 & Raptor 3.5L EcoBoost Install
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IAG now offers the IAG Air Oil Separator for 2017 through 2023 Ford F-150 and Raptor 3.5L EcoBoost. The IAG AOS is an excellent investment to keep your Ford running well. Our AOS design is based on years of extensive research, development and testing. It features a spacious 1-liter cast aluminum swirl pot canister that more effectively separates oil from the PCV system upstream of PCV gasses’ return to the intake system. The heated cast aluminum housing, exceptional venting, and one-of-a-kind baffle design set the IAG AOS apart from the competition. Compatible with all fuel types, our AOS prolongs engine life, enhances crankcase ventilation, and works seamlessly with standard ECU calibrations.

[@minilathe5271]

Excellent video and very detailed. Great info. I don't see a way to make this any more easy. The product is complicated - so it's not like an intake install. Folks need to be prepared to do this install by watching this video all the through. And more than once. Patience is key. If you spend the money for the product, then why wouldn't you "study-up" before you begin the install?

[@rgrkim]

Good thing I saw this video, I was just about to order one prior to watching this video. No way I can install this. I need better instruction than this video for people like me to install correctly.

[@TheGiantLender]

I’m midway into mine very mechanically inclined and these directions suck. So many steps skipped. And none of parts are marked. So you are playing a guessing game of which line goes where

[@jasong712]

This is a super nice piece!

[@JesusMartinez-dr4mc]

I got a check engine light after installing this unit. I double checked all connections and getting a loose oil cap or air hose Leake.

[@JTBlair-nw6gb]

I'm kinda disappointed there's no install instructions with the unit. This can get confusing with all the hoses and hookup points on the AOS. Watching the video is helpful but something more thorough would be nice.

[@rgrkim]

exactly!