OIL CATCH CAN | UNBOXING REVIEW INTRODUCTION |

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Today we are doing a 5 month and 10k miles update and review on the oil catch can. I am also introducing GSTP AutoParts who reached out to me and offered a universal oil catch can for unboxing and review. They were kind enough to send me the product and I am happy to give a shout outing include an affiliate link for purchase. We are opening up the Universal Oil Catch Can to see what has been going on in the system for the past 10k miles 152 days. We are diving under the hood on my 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis LS and checking all the connectors, hoses and clamps to see how the product is performing. Was this catch can a waste of money and time? I think not as we see how much oil has been collecting as I drive the car for 10k miles up to this point. I think you will be surprised Thanks for watching.
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GSTP Baffled Oil Catch Can,Oil Separator Catch Can with Breather
About this item
[Universal]It can be applied to most cars, making sure there's enough room for Installation.
[Size] Hose length: 31.5in / 0.8m,hose ID:3/8",hose OD:2/3".The thread of the inlet and outlet is M16*1.5.Capacity:300ML.
[Baffled] The baffle is disassembled in a rotary manner, adding an appropriate amount of steel balls can increase the surface area of steam condensation and more effectively catch oil.
[Note] When the temperature outside reaches the freezing point or below, the crank vent system will generate a much greater amount of moisture which can present a risk of freezing. Please clean your oil catch can on a weekly or install the original PCV hose.
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[@fourthhorseman4531]

I like this can a lot better than the tiny one I've got on my Marauder. Definitely going to give it a try. Thanks for the review!

[@iannathanson6014]

I just use a good full synthetic oil ( i use pennzoil platinum high mileage) i also change my oil every 2500-3000 miles.

[@walterbright1396]

Did you have a problem with carbon buildup on the intake valves? I have owned my 4.6L for 21 years and it is fine w/o anything and what I can see in the engine it’s clean as can be in there. These cars have portal fuel injection which washes the intake of deposits or it should. I usually go up to 5,000 miles between oil changes and don’t need to add oil. I also use high quality synthetic oil 5W-20. Now other cars I own are direct injection which can get crusty build up on intake valves as this oil vapors condense out on the intake but with portal injection washing of the intake valve this seems pointless unless you sit hours in traffic idling maybe? What kind of oil are you using to boil off that much volume? How many miles? Keep in mind that that condensed oil would go through the engine as vapor if it didn’t condense into that can.

[@floydhansen8613]

I would love to get a catch can for my pore man's barricade ❤

[@LoveWhatYouDrive]

I will be doing a giveaway soon stay tuned!

[@zzman5306]

Why would you need one on a MPI motor that has the intake valves cleaned by the fuel?

[@LoveWhatYouDrive]

Why wouldn’t I after the results it shows.

[@xjglenn9313]

Milky not good

[@LoveWhatYouDrive]

The first update I did on the can when just installed was about 5k miles and 3 months…it came out black, didn’t have time to sit around. This one doubled in time and distance driven. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@TheBarth79]

Mix of olil and water.

[@zzman5306]

It can be milky due to condensation in the catch can. Short tripping and cold weather makes more condensation.