Oil catch cans

LokiWolf · Jan 7, 2022

Probably not.

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st8 · Jan 18, 2022

I can’t find the JLT catch can anymore. All links lead to a error page.
Has anyone tried the J&L catch can?

LokiWolf · Jan 18, 2022

st8 said:

JLT spun off their Catch Can Brand, and are now J&L OSC.

Here is what you want:

https://www.jlosc.com/JL-oil-separa...rer-3l-2020-2021-lincoln-aviator-3l-ecoboost/

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st8 · Jan 18, 2022

LokiWolf said:

Thanks!

20 Red ST · Jan 28, 2022

Anyone ever use seafoam for this valve build up problem?

TMac · Jan 28, 2022

It's direct injection, so seafoam or any other fuel additive won't make any difference, other than keeping the injectors clean.

Cruising68 · Jan 28, 2022

I think he's talking about seafoam through the intake.

I will probably use some type of intake cleaner every 30K or so. I have used the old GM top engine cleaner on many vehicles with good results but they don't make it anymore so looking for something else.

JohnE · Jan 28, 2022

I wish Ford would have made these 3.0’s with dual injection.

20 Red ST · Jan 28, 2022

Correct. Through the throttle body. I have used it on other vehicles to dissolve build up on the valves. There is a utube video that shows how effective it is.

LokiWolf · Jan 28, 2022

Best stuff out there for cleaning the deposits:

https://www.crcindustries.com/gdi/

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Garda934 · Feb 17, 2022

Checked my catch can after 2 months and it was more then half full with 90% water. It has been about 1000 miles and 100 hours of run and idle time combined. It has be below zero here for 30 days on and off since mid December so I have about a 5-10 minutes idle time after auto start until I drive to or from work about 8 miles each way so doesn't get super warmed upped in this weather.

Cruising68 · Feb 17, 2022

Garda934 said:

I would say that is not surprising in cold temps and short drives not getting hot enough to boil off. Just think, that water could be going back into your engine

Garda934 · Feb 17, 2022

Cruising68 said:

I would say that is not surprising in cold temps and short drives not getting hot enough to boil off. Just think, that water could be going back into your engine

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Yep was very happy to see the catch can do its job

BProsser3 · Feb 18, 2022

LokiWolf said:

link doesn't work

sadeen · Feb 18, 2022

BProsser3 said:

Try this > J&L Oil Separator Co. (jlosc.com)

BProsser3 · Feb 25, 2022

that worked. Thanks

jrgoffin · Feb 25, 2022

The Mishimoto versions are finally shipping. Mine will arrive Tuesday. Much cleaner install that looks more purpose-built, even though it’s about $50 more.

https://www.mishimoto.com/baffled-oil-catch-can-kit-ford-explorer-st-2020.html

sadeen · Feb 25, 2022

^ Welcome to the game Mishi. I am sure it's a quality product, but not so sure what you mean by 'cleaner install' and 'more purpose-built', they look (and perform) almost exactly the same IMHO.

LokiWolf · Feb 25, 2022

jrgoffin said:

So 8-10 weeks….HaHa. Love it!

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jrgoffin · Feb 25, 2022

LokiWolf said:

Golly…my 18,000 mile engine has amazingly not fallen apart without one since then.

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