Mishimoto Oil Catch Can Install (2019 Honda Accord)

[@NY-38]

Thanks for this video. I agree about the importance of a catch can. Sending oil vapor back through the intake is not good for the engine. Eventually there will be a loss of power and flow when the valve opens due to carbon build-up. Most of the time, if you were to take off the throttle body, you will see some pooling of oil in the intake. The Mishimoto is a good catch can to purchase. It isn’t cheap, but it is well worth the money spent. Your video helps others to know how to install the can. Thanks again...

[@TheLemonFactor]

Thank you for the comment and watch

[@u-know-this]

Thanks for the video I was able to install mine. Only issue is the OEM pipe was dry as a bone. My car has 38k miles shouldn't some oil have gone down that pipe by now? Anyway that's a good thing I will see how much oil I collect

[@GA08GT478]

Ive been debating on adding one of these to my Accord. Thanks for the detailed video!

[@TheLemonFactor]

You're welcome. Thanks for the watch.

[@zhonghaichen2363]

Thank you very much for uploading the video about the Honda Accord, which is of great help to us! Luckily I bought a car of the same model as you!😊

[@TheLemonFactor]

You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful. Let me know if there's something in particular you'd like to see covered. Oh, and thanks for the sub too!

[@Honda_life_2020_]

I just installed mine yesterday. Thanks for the video!

[@TheLemonFactor]

Hopefully you found it helpful.

[@rikiventura1094]

Appreciate the video, I tried to watch a few others and they didn't specify if it were 2.0 or 1.5 turbo accord, and the rubber hose was coming out and in from a different location. I almost took out the wrong one lol I also unbolted the plastic cover that surrounds the oil cap and was able to lift the cables up a few centimeters to have a bit more room to slide on the clamp at 12:48

[@TheLemonFactor]

Thank you for the watch and comment. 👍 I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@Ochavez33]

Thanks so much!you are the best!❤ god bless you!

[@TheLemonFactor]

My pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👍

[@brandons1067]

You still have your mishimoto oil catch can in? And how is it doing? I always worry bout putting one in cause of the added pressure..can u tell me if its safe?

[@Vinoisthename]

Catch can is 100% safe

[@novesket3063]

Will installing a catch can void warranty on vehicle?

[@jamesrobinson4950]

How is this working out? When you empty the is there a lot and how often?

[@brandons1067]

I have a 2019 1.5 accord and have a mishimoto catch can and i wanna personaly ask u if while having the catch can in , dont u worry about the built up pressure that it takes to flow throuw the can back into the pcv? I worry about it , u know what im talking bout?

[@mr_monkey818]

I love the penguin (:

[@TheLemonFactor]

Thank you! I do too 😉

[@Honda_life_2020_]

Thanks mine is coming today from amazon. How much did you pay? I found it for $190

[@TheLemonFactor]

That's pretty good... I paid $200.

[@Honda_life_2020_]

The Lemon Factor! I’ll be using your video to help along the way.

[@TheLemonFactor]

@@Honda_life_2020_ Let me know how it turns out.

[@robertoortiz447]

Why not just change the pvc valve, I been doing just that for over 16 years in the Tundra no po

[@MrThejude30]

How’s the catch can doing?

[@TheLemonFactor]

Funny you may ask, as I just emptied it a couple days ago. At ~7,500 miles it was filled ~40%.

[@MrThejude30]

@@TheLemonFactor wow thats great! have you had any issues? I saw in the comments that they were weird noises coming in from the catch can, is it true?

[@TheLemonFactor]

No issues at all 👍. I don’t hear anything, nor should you if it’s installed properly 🤷‍♂️

[@vsmadhu]

Hey Lemon Squad can you do a update as to how much oil was there in the catch can since you installed it ?

[@TheLemonFactor]

I can do that. However, it may be a little while as I haven't put many miles on the car due to COVID19.

[@sbk4me]

Any change on if anything has accumulated yet? I have a manual and am wondering if I should spend the money for one if I can't see the difference. I'm getting a slight hesitation at full throttle and am thinking maybe this may be the culprit. I'll be watching for any feedback. Thanks.

[@TheLemonFactor]

I’ll be checking in a couple weeks as it’s been a year. 👍

[@Ransack777]

Waste of money on these motors and can cause issues. Talk to any of the reputable tuners for this platform. Save you $200 for a different mod.

[@u-know-this]

Tell us why please

[@desioasis2378]

@@u-know-this according to Derek at IMW, external catch cans on this platform are totally pointless since all they will collect is condensed oil vapors and water and according to him, the stock pcv system is really efficient

[@cartracer64]

thanks for the video. i like the quality of the parts included like the mounting bracket, pre bent hoses with the clamps and the check valve only allowing 1 direction of flow, i have 2017 accord was yours honda specific? thanks

[@TheLemonFactor]

It was specific in the sense that it had the appropriate hoses at the correct lengths and bends 👍

[@saviordream]

Are you going to be doing an install video for one on the MX-5? If not, have you come across any good ones that you can link to? Since my order for a 2020 model just went in, this is something I've been thinking about doing once it arrives.

[@TheLemonFactor]

I do plan on installing one, but haven't decided if I'll do a video. With that said, Mishimoto does have catch can available for the Mazda Miata, although it's pricey.

[@paulzaruso8296]

Does this installation void the manufacturer warranty ?.

[@anthonyabrew2225]

Paul Zaruso yes it does

[@junkazama6189]

can you please do a diy video for transmission fluid change? thank you in advance.

[@TheLemonFactor]

I'm sure I will eventually. However, probably not until I get closer to needing to do one.

[@waveykid3974]

Can you please do a intake comparing test on the Dyno for the 2.0T accord

[@TheLemonFactor]

I do think that would be interesting to see how/if there is a difference between them 👍

[@cmscms123456]

another option, just plug the lower connection (the vacuum source) and put a small filter style vent on the top connection... Old school, Cars all the way back to the 40's have been venting crank case vapor to the atmosphere, no check valves, no filters. This way you have ZERO oil forced into the intake side of your engine.

[@Robbie2Fly]

Have you noticed a buzzing or ticking sound at low RPMs between 1500-2500 light throttle? Radio off of course.

[@TheLemonFactor]

I have not. You think it's coming from the catch can?

[@Robbie2Fly]

@@TheLemonFactor yes I do. Mishimoto said the culprit is usually the bronze filter. I am not sure what that is, but they have not done anything about it yet. I will be taking it off and installing the stock hose to 100% guarantee it's the catch can.

[@BlackBlade4Life]

@@Robbie2Fly Any luck on if it was 100% the catch can. I installed mine the other day and it feels like I hear the same thing.

[@parkerlovelace8152]

Any advice/recommendations for optimal placement of the hose with the check-valve onto the engine side nozzle? I can get the 3 other system hose openings flush with their respective attachments but despite my best efforts there is still a small separation between the end of the hose with the check-valve on the engine side and the nozzle. The angle of the hose and partial covering of the engine attachment I find make it very difficult for me to push the hose all the way up to its end point and I'm worried that any residual gap will have deleterious effects on the engine. Thanks!

[@anthonyabrew2225]

How often do you need to empty it?

[@TheLemonFactor]

As often as needed before it fills up ; ).... Seriously though I will be checking it every 5,000 miles.

[@hemiboy3923]

I've hade one installed for 2000 miles and it still dry theres nothing in it

[@u-know-this]

​@@hemiboy3923 that's a good thing. Did u finally Catch something?

[@hemiboy3923]

@@u-know-this No, that things stayed dry but I never ran my card. Too hard maybe that's why

[@u-know-this]

@@hemiboy3923 interesting maybe honda 'fixed it on the 2.0t . I drive mine daily with one 2 min sprinted driving . I do about 100 miles a day