Oil Separator Mod
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Oil Separator Mod
I did my oil separator today, I used some black paint to repaint the filter body. I got all the parts I needed at Home Depot for around $25.00.. I got the 90 degree vacuum hose at the local parts store and trimmed the ***** out of it, not much left but it fits perfect...........Here is a picture:
Thanks for all the info, BTW mine already has oil in it after a 15 mile jaunt ..JR
Thanks for all the info, BTW mine already has oil in it after a 15 mile jaunt ..JR
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Re: part #s
Originally posted by ema100c
SLVRLTNG,
What are the names and #s of the parts you got from Home Depot?
I assume this mod is supposed to keep oil out of the intake?
Thanks!
Eric
SLVRLTNG,
What are the names and #s of the parts you got from Home Depot?
I assume this mod is supposed to keep oil out of the intake?
Thanks!
Eric
* Air filter: Campbell Hausfeld #MP5138
* Coupler kit: Campbell Hausfeld #MP2920
(this is standard industrial male quick coupler,
kit is 4 male and 1 female. Can be purchased
individually at Lowe's)
* 90 deg. hose: (hose is 3/8" I.D. w/ 90 deg bend, this one had
to be shortened both ends)
* Lower coupler: any 3/8" vacuum coupler/repair piece
* Teflon tape for fitting threads
this parts list courtesy of PT's02L
yes it wil keep oil out of the intake....JR
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questions about this mod
SLVRLTNG or Mecca,
I went to Home Depot and Lowes and unfortunately they don't have the parts I need. They have plenty of Amsol stuff but not much Campbell Hausfeld.
But while I was looking for the parts I was thinking about something. I'm sort of new to the oil in the intake problem.
How does the oil get into the intake?
Are we sure the oil getting into the intake isn't there to lubricate something?
I'm just surprised that Ford would not put a filter there from the factory to stop this problem.
Also, could the oil clog up the filter that is part of this mod and thus cut off air flow to whatever this connects to on the intake?
Sorry to ask so many questions but I had some time to think about it while I was searching the home improvement mega stores.
Thanks,
Eric
I went to Home Depot and Lowes and unfortunately they don't have the parts I need. They have plenty of Amsol stuff but not much Campbell Hausfeld.
But while I was looking for the parts I was thinking about something. I'm sort of new to the oil in the intake problem.
How does the oil get into the intake?
Are we sure the oil getting into the intake isn't there to lubricate something?
I'm just surprised that Ford would not put a filter there from the factory to stop this problem.
Also, could the oil clog up the filter that is part of this mod and thus cut off air flow to whatever this connects to on the intake?
Sorry to ask so many questions but I had some time to think about it while I was searching the home improvement mega stores.
Thanks,
Eric
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Originally posted by CaliLightning
What does this mod do?
What does this mod do?
Hey SLVRLTNG: Keep an eye on that vacuum hose...I tried that on my first oil separator and the hose kinked (read blocked air) when my engine heated up. A plastic 90 works better! TZRIDER has a bunch of these made w/ the plastic 90...I'll see if I can get a picture
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Originally posted by LIGHTNINROD
Ms TROUBLE: Uhhh, I uh, saw those beads hanging dowm from your mirror. Uhhhhh, well, urrr, does that mean what I think(cough, cough) it means? I mean, ummm, when you did it, were you in your Lightning....and, uhh, did your boost rise?
Dan
Ms TROUBLE: Uhhh, I uh, saw those beads hanging dowm from your mirror. Uhhhhh, well, urrr, does that mean what I think(cough, cough) it means? I mean, ummm, when you did it, were you in your Lightning....and, uhh, did your boost rise?
Dan