VW Golf/Jetta/GTI Catch Can install. (Time attack build EP 3)

Installing the ECS tuning catch can kit on the time attack car! custom AN braided lines and fittings!
Part list:
Catch Can: www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-parts...
Hose: Vibrant 11990B
Fittings:
ECS Tuning 3187875 x1
Vibrant 16836 x2
Vibrant 21910 x4
Vibrant 21010 x2
Vibrant 10744 x1
Insta: @maxattackmotorsports

[@user-jz6hr5re6r]

GREAT VIDEO DUDE ! You made sure you to cover everything 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@devinherriot94]

This is a great video. I'm from Niagara. It's a shame I didn't see this video before doing mine, you did a really nice job, this video needs better tags so it comes up when people search mk4 catch can install.. Great video man.

[@jstmag]

a dab of dish soap really helps getting the hoses together

[@brian3739]

What the part number for the chrome fitting ?

[@mustangmaniac1983]

Excellent video, very informative. I liked and subscribed too since I'm going to be doing something very similar. I give you credit for tackling this and filming it, not exactly an easy thing to do. I'm not a professional either, rather a dedicated amateur, but as Einstein said: "Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new." I love the MKIV VW platform and will be creating my own channel for it. I will be installing a black powder coated 42 Draft Designs ultimate oil catch can along with A/N fittings into my 2005 GTI 1.8T and will film the installation. I bought a pair of Spulen brand pre-made hoses from USP Motorsports along with their drain kit and various -10 A/N fittings, mounting brackets and other parts from 42DD. The Spulen hoses are 32" in length and come with 45 degree A/N fittings on them already. I'm going for a stealth look on my catch can installation but am really looking forward to deleting the emissions crap. Once I get a garage that will unlock all of the other mods, but until then I'll do what I can. Good luck with growing the channel and continuing to modify the car. I'll watch more videos and see what else you've done.

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

Thank you so much and best of luck!

[@jcabrerard4851]

This is an awesome video. Thank you so much for it! I'd like to know the part number for the first two fittings you show and if I can get them on eBay or Amazon, I live in the Caribbean so I'll have to order them online.

[@kaizmedes4873]

how did you remove the cover vent valve?

[@BKang81]

Very nice explaining everything, your not using the regulator valve "hockey puck" at the turbo inlet pipe are you? Just a straight open fitting?

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

Thanks for the reply, It is a straight open fitting. The hockey puck is completely removed! Hope this helps!

[@carlosalmodovar6058]

So you dont have to run the pcv valve ?

[@btbdesire4675]

If you’re tuned with emissions deletes then no you don’t need it.

[@KaidamanSensation]

So I have a few questions... how is this for you? How is it in the winter? As I am from Canada too. Do I have to empty it every night so the water doesn't freeze in the winter? I have a stock 2016 VW Jetta 1.4L TSi, how would I install it in that? As I was thinking of getting it for my car.... would it even be worth getting an oil catch can for my car since it's stock?

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

I think its always good to make sure you have clean air going back into the system. As far as the freezing stuff, I never ran the car in the winter as it went into storage so I can't confirm if it would need to be empty or not. I did sometimes have some condensation in the can, so I made sure to wipe it out before starting! Hope that helps!

[@feelgood9783]

Did it do what it does

[@rbemuscle6058]

Does this basically remove the need for the pcv valve?

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

Correct, That is replaced with the line running from the catch can, I do however also have the entire sai/evap Delete

[@rbemuscle6058]

@@maxattackmotorsports5354 Awesome , thanks man!

[@shawnbeach1421]

Can you pass deq?

[@Monsterrr69]

Are u able to send me a email for some help with my 05 GLI JETTA 1.8t

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

Sorry for the late reply, you can DM me on instagram.

[@tanner8210]

Local to you any tips?

[@maxattackmotorsports5354]

What tips are you looking for? Biggest one is paitence. Then make sure you go the extra mile to do everything right the first time! Ive learned the hard way lol

[@mk4gli26]

I’m gonna do everything how u did it’s but a lil cheaper lol except for the can I don’t think I can cheat that one but this goon a be so helpful 🫡