Evil Energy Oil Catch Can | Installation Part 2 | Mercury Grand Marquis
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Today we are doing Part 2 of a 2 Part video series. We are doing an Installation video for the Evil Energy Universal Oil Catch Can. I got this idea from Sam and his channel and decided to try it out myself, his channel is linked below. We are diving under the hood on my 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis to install this product that I purchased with my own money for my car and channel. I will be showing you step by step on how to install, hook up and use this oil catch can. Thanks for watching.
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Tools:
Sockets ans Ratchets
Flathead Screwdriver
Razor
Wrench Set
Drill Bit Set
Drill
Pliers
Parts:
EVIL ENERGY Baffled Oil Catch Can,Oil Separator Catch Can with Breather Filter 300ml Universal Aluminum.
24 Inch 1/2 inch Fuel Line Rubber Hose
Metal Clamps
Teflon Tape
Metal Washers
Bolts/Screws
Nuts
About this item
[Universal]It can be applied to most cars, making sure there's enough room for Installation.
[Size] Hose length: 31.5in / 0.8m,hose ID:3/8",hose OD:2/3".The thread of the inlet and outlet is M16*1.5.Capacity:300ML.
[Baffled] The baffle is disassembled in a rotary manner, adding an appropriate amount of steel balls can increase the surface area of steam condensation and more effectively catch oil.
[Note] When the temperature outside reaches the freezing point or below, the crank vent system will generate a much greater amount of moisture which can present a risk of freezing. Please clean your oil catch can on a weekly or install the original PCV hose.
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I agree on a running car then a clean car that doesn't
💪🏼🤝🏼
I'm looking to finally get one after we talked about it
Nice! Let us know how it goes Glenn
My pleasure my friend!!
Nice installation..... Looks good.
Thanks 🙏🏼
I would install a 90 degree fitting on the intake hose, elimininate the kink or bend in the line. Job would have been easier and safer if you had used a proper hose cutter.
Didn’t think about the 90 degree elbow. Sounds like a great idea, I might just use it, I appreciate the tip! 🤝🏼
Looks good. I learned so much from your video. I'm about to add a similar can to my 2003 LTC.
Just a suggestion.... You may add a 90-degree elbow above the PCV.
It looks like, over time, that hose will collapse.
Just a suggestion. Great video, though!
Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate you. You’re the second person to mention something about that, maybe an update and an upgrade will be in the works for this one! Thanks for the kind words.
Nice set up but I would just get the right hose vs hacking up the stock hose just incase you want to pull the unite or sell the car stocki.
I wonder if the steel wool might rust from the water vapor included with the oil vapor. Maybe bronze or brass wool is better. I would add a sleeve or slide the existing sleeve on the AC hose since it looks like you have hose-to-hose contact now. Vibrations will cause wear otherwise.
I did not think about the rusting, but that is a valid point. After a few months, I’m gonna give it about three months I’m gonna see how it looks inside and whether it was worth it or it needs improvements or what’s next. I’ll also see if I can maybe put some kind of a divider where there is the hose to hose contact, thanks for stopping by and giving some valid pointers.
Can't wait for the 3 month update. Lol
Chuck do you know something I don’t?
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No, I don't have one of those.
Lol I don’t remember seeing one
It'll take longer then that. Mine has been on for that long. Not much of oil
What is an oil catch can ?
I have an 05 grand marquis I'm in the process of replacing parts so anything small like this is an added benefit. Thanks for the video keep em coming friend
It’s job is to catch excess oil and other junk that maybe coming through, I’ll drop a link to a video that explains it really well. I’m with you on the small additions and small upgrades to my Mercury as well, any little help is welcome! Thanks for stopping by.
czcams.com/video/T-B4VRxAtbw/video.html
spring tubing benders for copper tubing. insert the proper size spring into the hose. heat with a heat gun until really hot. bend the hose hold the position until it cools. repeat the heating process until the desired shape is obtained. I had to do this to install my catch can looks like custom hose just a FYI
Cool advice! Thanks for stopping by!
How’s the catch can working out and what car do you have it on?
@@LoveWhatYouDrive I just installed the oil catch can today on my 3.6 DI 2009 Cadillac CTS . I took a short drive and just for the heck of it I checked for oil in the can. Surprise there was some in there. I would say it's doing the job especially for a 30 dollar can.
@@ZeeCayPeeA ok nice 👍🏼, I took a peak into mine couple days ago and I don’t want to spoil the 90 day update video…BUT…let just say “it’s doing its job” better than I imagined.
@@LoveWhatYouDrive I'm glad I installed it on my CTS next up is to install one on the wife's Acadia it also has the 3.6 v6 both of the cars seem to have oil consumption . good thing I check the level regularly.
Hows the catch can working?
Hey, thanks for stopping by, I will be doing a video update on the performance and what’s in the can. In about a month I will do a 3 month update, wanted to give it time to see and show what’s going on with it. Spoiler alert! It’s “catching” a lot.