🔩 Universal Aluminum Oil Catch Can Reservoir Tank in Baffled Black Finish by Ruien Polish Review

This is a solid piece of metal and will get the job done. But as other buyers have said, it stinks a lot like mechanical oil. It is highly recommended to wash it with soup a few times before use, otherwise your machine may get smelly after heating the catch. Also clean small metal parts or brittle paint and get better quality hoses like fired fuel lines. Unfortunately some parts are missing or broken. I also added some stainless steel wool into the baffle to better filter oily gas condensate…

I've been looking for a trap for my e36 m3 for a long time and I'm glad I found this one. Mishimoto is a great company but I will not pay more than $120 for a small tackle box and there are other companies like ECS and TRM that make tackle boxes and they are all very expensive too. This glass cost $50 and it's very, very impressive. The processing is precise and the finish is perfect. The container is easy to assemble and easy to empty. The dipstick makes it very easy to determine when it's…

several days. There are many reviews stating that Revain sent them a used product because it smelled like oil. Most likely a misunderstanding - that's exactly how ironworks smell in the 3rd world (coolant). Aluminum is soft and scratches very easily. Be very careful when refueling. One of the holes was screwed in slightly incorrectly so the fitting didn't go all the way in by hand. Got it loose with a wrench. The probe is useless. I want it to be sealed with an O-ring. What worries me the most…

The price of this item is great, you can install a trap in any car for less than $50 instead of paying $300 for a full set. The design of this trap is effective when a stainless steel scrubber is used as an air filter to help condense the evaporated oil to be captured in the beaker. After 400 miles of driving I caught a tablespoon of oil in my Miata ND. There are several problems, but mostly they are solvable.1. A clogged fuel line is terrible and smells terrible. Please replace it with the…

If you've done your research you'll know exactly what a good PCV catch can and can't do. It won't magically boost your HP, MPG or anything else to keep your car running like it came out of the factory. There are many designs and price ranges for this type of product; this is just one of them. The quality of everything (except the hose) is very good. Everything is made of milled aluminum and is very durable. The only things you need are a mount, better quality hose (which you can buy at an auto…

This is an oil separator. It's hard to say that I love him. I don't want to sleep with him. But so far I'm satisfied. it works as advertised; I'm assuming it's been installed for about a week or so and it's doing its job. The only thing I added was some aluminum scraper pads to keep oil from getting into the exhaust port; and minimize internal filter clogging. I had a unique situation where I needed to capture the mucus clogging the PCV system to determine where the mucus was coming from. Of…

Bad at first, some reviews say things stink out of the box. I was sure it was overkill. I was wrong. This thing stinks. Once you get over the smell, threaded finishes fit very well. An O-ring must be installed on the dipstick. The hose connectors have a straight thread and fit well on the can. I'll probably use sealant to make sure it doesn't leak. The kit contains two sets of hose fittings which should cover the vast majority of installations. The inlet filter is actually in two parts, so a…