He is talking about the filter in the top, Not emptying the can.
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Catch cans anyone?
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He is talking about the filter in the top, Not emptying the can.
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3tonsoffun
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Yeah you’ll need to remove the entire assembly to clean the filter
bushpilot
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there are some cans that spin off just the bottom.
theres also some that say you need a can for both valve covers.
theres also some that say you need a can for both valve covers.
Yes, thanks for restating what has already been discussed in this thread, and the others about Catch Cans.
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bushpilot
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5 pages - you expect everyone to read every reply?
I have. Plus, you most likely have nothing but time, so yeah. Why post if you haven’t actually read the thread? Just seems short sighted.
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This doesn't seem right, I'd guess I have less than 1000 miles on this and it's full. Very oily consistency, with some froth at bottom. Could it indicate something wrong with the engine or is it purely environment driven? 
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Millerwelds1
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Yeah mine is the same way, have to check it every 1k. If you look at the consistency of it it should mostly be water, with oil in it.
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