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Oil Catch Can Thread

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If anyone sees a good kit please share it here.
 

TonyST

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JLT is waiting on an ST to do a kit fitment. I am waiting on theirs. They are up in Virginia.
 

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+1 I definitely need one too. I may be stationed in Virginia a year from now. Hopefully it doesn’t take them that long to figure it out
 

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Anyone know anything about upr, are they in development?
 

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I have one from JLT installed. Super easy switch out of exisiting to oil sep system.
 

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I'm installing my UPR kit tomorrow. ;):)
 

Skeyler

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I installed my UPR can today. It was a breeze and the can is polished aluminum and looks sharp.

I need help on removing the fitting for the clean side where the oil separator goes. It’s a different fitting than UPR shows in their video. Here’s a pic. Any idea on how to remove this? Thanks in advance.
 

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It’s an oil/air separator for the PCV system; reduces the amount of oil mist entering the intake. Theoretically, it keeps the intake valves from coking
on direct injection engines since there’s no fuel going through the port to wash the valves down.
 

Tony L

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It’s an oil/air separator for the PCV system; reduces the amount of oil mist entering the intake. Theoretically, it keeps the intake valves from coking
on direct injection engines since there’s no fuel going through the port to wash the valves down.
Is there a performance benefit?
 

Skeyler

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I installed my UPR can today. It was a breeze and the can is polished aluminum and looks sharp.

I need help on removing the fitting for the clean side where the oil separator goes. It’s a different fitting than UPR shows in their video. Here’s a pic. Any idea on how to remove this? Thanks in advance.
Anyone... Anyone?
 

Skeyler

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I’m going to call my dealer, and UPR on Tuesday. I’ll update this post after.
 

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Skeyler

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Is there a performance benefit?
No performance benefit other than reducing performance loss due to build up on the intake valves. Consider it as preventative maintenance.
 

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Well... I guess I need to see which one mine has.

Just looked... same as pictures in the Facebook post above.
 

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