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Still haven't installed mine yet, it is sitting in the box in the Garage staring at me every time I grab a beer... Maybe I will put it in soon, or if anyone wants to come over and assist I will offer free beer(s) (depending on the time to install multiple beers may be needed). LOL
It takes less than 30 minutes. I put mine on and hooked it up in about 10-15 mins and I was taking my time.
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I think this is where people get the misconception. That's a few ounces compared to the gallons of fuel and the amount of oil that the truck burned through. When that oil is passed back through the manifold 98% is burned back off. The amount that gets left on the manifold is so small. I would never say an oil catch can doesn't do anything but in a N/A engine its not as beneficial as people think. I use a catch can but that's because I'm a clean freak.
How much of that is oil and how much is water?
Didnt look like any of it was water... oil and water dont mix and there was no layer nor was it milky
I was just curious, have seen other videos where they did show water present. Did you let it settle for a while before disposing?
How did you remove the plug from the bottom? Mine is on so tight that I can’t seem to get it to break loose.
I had to use a ton of muscle!!!!! It was like it was glued on
Persistence is the key, I got it eventually!
That makes sense now! Wish I would’ve known that from the jump. I tried to look for instructions on how to remove it but had no luck. I’m using the same valve you recommended but painting that blue handle black prior to install...
Don’t forget to use liquid thread lock on the screw that holds the blue knob on when you reinstall it after painting!
Yep, saw your note about that too! I’ll do both before putting it on.
