Catch can results after 5k

[TheDoug]

Doing my first oil change since catch can was installed. Going to full synthetic now. This is all that came out.

 

[TheDoug]

After pouring it out it was more of a watery consistency than I thought it would be.

What has everyone else poured out of their catch can?

 

[Soliyou]

To be honest, in a forced induction system, if this all what was collected after 5k miles then Ford engineers did a great job in designing the PCV system for this generation ecoboost.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[mquick5]

My 2017 collects approx 1oz. Per 1k miles. And mine seams to be black & watery, hardly any oily feel to the collected gunk.

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[Grey ghost]

What kind of catch can do you have?

 

[TheDoug]

What kind of catch can do you have?

The UPR one

 

[lbv150]

2016 Expy. I have the JLT and empty it every 1500 miles. Always oil, in the winter there is water mixed in.

 

[Gregg Eshelman]

Why are PCV systems on fuel injected engines all designed to dump the crap into the dry part of the intake? If it dumped the vapor into a wet part of the intake it'd *all* get burned and wouldn't gunk up the inside of the intake.

I recently changed plugs and wires on a 1997 Taurus LX with 108K miles, which required removing the upper intake. It was a horrible mess in there to clean.