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Product Overview
This compact universal oil catch can holds approximately 150 ml (5 oz) and features a two-port design with 3/8 inch NPT inlet and outlet threads. Made from black aluminium with baffled internals, a breather filter and a drain valve, it is designed to separate oil vapour from crankcase ventilation gases on a wide range of engines.
Key Features and Benefits
- Approx. 150 ml / 5 oz capacity
- Two-port design
- 3/8 inch NPT inlet and outlet
- Baffled design, as described in the title
- Breather filter and drain valve, per the title
- Black aluminium construction
Vehicle Compatibility
This is a universal catch can rather than a vehicle-specific part. Suitability depends on your breather hose sizes, adaptor fittings and mounting space. Please check the dimensions against your engine bay and confirm the fittings you need before ordering.
Product Specifications
- Product type: oil catch can
- Capacity: approx. 5 oz / 150 ml
- Material: aluminium
- Colour: black
- Ports: 2, 3/8 inch NPT
- Size: 96 mm x 63.5 mm (3.78 x 2.5 inch)
- Filter size: 51 mm x 57 mm
- Package size: 13 x 13 x 12 cm; gross weight approx. 0.75 kg
Installation and Usage
Mount the can securely in a cool area of the engine bay, away from exhaust heat. Connect it into the crankcase breather line using oil-resistant hose and suitable fittings, making sure flow direction is correct. Professional installation is recommended. Drain the can regularly using the drain valve, especially in cold weather when condensation can build up.
Package Contents
The listing implies a catch can with breather filter and drain valve as pictured. Hose fittings, brackets and hoses have not been confirmed by the supplier.
Important Fitment Notice
As a universal product, please confirm dimensions and thread sizes before purchase. Venting crankcase gases to the atmosphere may breach emissions requirements on road vehicles in New Zealand, so a closed system is recommended. Images are for reference only.