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Black 2 Port Reservoir Baffled Tank Oil Catch Can with Drain Valve Breather New

Black 2 Port Reservoir Baffled Tank Oil Catch Can with Drain Valve Breather New

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2 Port Baffled Oil Catch Can with Drain Valve Breather for Black Reservoir Tank

This black 2 port baffled oil catch can with drain valve and breather is a reservoir tank that traps oil vapor and blow-by from your engine's crankcase ventilation system before it reaches the intake.

Overview

This 2 port baffled oil catch can works as an oil catch can reservoir tank that separates oil mist and blow-by gas from the air recirculated into your engine. The baffled interior slows the vapor so suspended oil droplets collect in the tank instead of coating intake valves and intercooler piping. It suits drivers and mechanics who want a serviceable oil catch can with a drain valve and breather for cleaner intake air.

Built For Performance

  • Baffled internal design helps separate oil vapor from crankcase gases
  • Two port layout accommodates inlet and outlet hose routing for a recirculating setup
  • Built-in drain valve allows draining collected oil without removing the can
  • Breather filter vents excess pressure while keeping debris out
  • Black finished reservoir tank resists corrosion and blends into the engine bay
  • Compact body mounts easily in tight engine compartments

On-The-Job Use

  • Daily-driven turbocharged and direct-injection vehicles
  • Diesel truck crankcase ventilation systems
  • Performance builds that see frequent high-load driving
  • Shop maintenance programs that track blow-by on customer vehicles

Specs At A Glance

Ports 2
Style Baffled reservoir tank with drain valve and breather
Finish Black
Condition New

Good To Know

Q: How often should the can be drained? A: Check the tank every few hundred miles at first, then set an interval based on how much oil it collects. The drain valve lets you empty it without pulling the can off its mount.

Q: Does a catch can need to be emptied in cold weather? A: Cold weather can thicken collected oil and condensation, so check the tank more often in winter. Draining it regularly keeps the baffle clear and the breather flowing.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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