Universal 2 Litre AN10 Aluminium Oil Breather Catch Tank, 12 mm Ports

Product Overview

This universal 2 litre (2000 ml) oil breather catch tank is made from aluminium and listed with AN10 (-10AN) fittings in the title and 12 mm inlet and outlet sizes in the specifications. Its larger capacity suits high-performance and turbocharged engines that produce more crankcase blow-by, collecting oil vapour before it can reach the intake system.

Key Features and Benefits

• 2 litre / 2000 ml capacity
• Aluminium construction, anodised per the title
• AN10 port style, as described in the title
• 12 mm inlet and outlet size, per the specifications
• Listed in silver or black
• Large capacity reduces how often it needs draining

Vehicle Compatibility

This is a universal catch tank, not designed for a specific vehicle. Suitability depends on your breather layout, hose sizes and available mounting space. Please confirm the port style and dimensions match your requirements before ordering, and contact us if you need help planning your breather system.

Product Specifications

• Product type: oil breather catch tank
• Capacity: 2 litre / 2000 ml
• Material: aluminium
• Ports: AN10 (per title), 12 mm (per specifications)
• Colour: silver / black
• Package size: 29 x 19 x 13 cm
• Gross weight: approx. 1.6 kg

Installation and Usage

Mount the catch tank securely in a cool part of the engine bay, away from exhaust heat, and plumb it into the crankcase breather system with oil-resistant hose and suitable fittings. Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct routing and avoid excessive crankcase pressure. Drain the tank regularly and dispose of the oil responsibly at an approved recycling point.

Package Contents

Sold as a single item: one catch tank as pictured. Fittings, hoses, brackets and fasteners have not been confirmed by the supplier.

Important Fitment Notice

As a universal product, please confirm port sizes and dimensions before purchase. Crankcase ventilation changes may affect emissions compliance on road vehicles in New Zealand, so a closed system is recommended. Images are for reference only.