Remote bypass oil filtration

[tuazon7]

Yes it connects to between the breather hose and intake hose. Diesels don't have PVC valves.

Hi Doc, got a Cusco OCC but have'nt put it in yet. Need to still have the appropriate fittings/hoses/clamps to do so. But just noticed that there seems to be nothing inside it, though just managed to peek on the holes only. Browse the web out of curiosity and seems that most of the known branded OCCs have nothing inside or un-baffled, as they term it. Is this effective, some say yes others say no? Contemplating on having it opened and put some perforated sheet between the two nipples? TIA.

[zix888]

Hi Doc, got a Cusco OCC but have'nt put it in yet. Need to still have the appropriate fittings/hoses/clamps to do so. But just noticed that there seems to be nothing inside it, though just managed to peek on the holes only. Browse the web out of curiosity and seems that most of the known branded OCCs have nothing inside or un-baffled, as they term it. Is this effective, some say yes others say no? Contemplating on having it opened and put some perforated sheet between the two nipples? TIA.

Bro papost nung cusco occ mo, thanks

[crazy_boy]

Bro papost nung cusco occ mo, thanks

i was able to find an OCC for my FM na sa wakas haha with 15mm fittings

[zix888]

i was able to find an OCC for my FM na sa wakas haha with 15mm fittings

Bro san ka kumuha? How much?

[crazy_boy]

Bro san ka kumuha? How much?

sa ebay taiwan ko nahanap sir. around 1800 pesos kuha ko kasama shipping. Greddy copy lang siya hehe was looking for brand-less/generic kaso ang hirap maghanap hehe dito naman sa atin, hirap maghanap ng may 15mm na fitting. pag smaller fitting kasi baka mag back pressure yung OCC, which will cause oil leaks. i have an extra set if you're interested hehe

[Ry_Tower]

sa ebay taiwan ko nahanap sir. around 1800 pesos kuha ko kasama shipping. Greddy copy lang siya hehe was looking for brand-less/generic kaso ang hirap maghanap hehe dito naman sa atin, hirap maghanap ng may 15mm na fitting. pag smaller fitting kasi baka mag back pressure yung OCC, which will cause oil leaks. i have an extra set if you're interested hehe

Oo nga, maliit yung fittings nung Cusco sa MOA eh.

[crazy_boy]

Oo nga, maliit yung fittings nung Cusco sa MOA eh.

a friend did a DIY oil catch can in his patrol. after a few weeks, leaks started to come out everywhere. they were able to trace the problem to the oil catch can. the fittings were smaller than the fittings in his valve cover. kaya there was back pressure.
after removing the DIY OCC, the leak stopped. kaya careful in installing OCC. should be a little smaller than stock lang. cant be too small.

[tuazon7]

Bro papost nung cusco occ mo, thanks

sure bro, but will post it after the modifications done. need to fabricate 15mm fittings as well as put some layers of perforated sheets inside...

[zix888]

sure bro, but will post it after the modifications done. need to fabricate 15mm fittings as well as put some layers of perforated sheets inside...

Alright thanks! Please include also photos of your perforation sheets. What do you have in mind, make an adaptor and use two sets of hoses, 15mm and the smaller ones( splits of 4 hoses)? Or have the fittings be adjusted to 15mm so there will be two long hoses instead?

[dvldoc]

Hi Doc, got a Cusco OCC but have'nt put it in yet. Need to still have the appropriate fittings/hoses/clamps to do so. But just noticed that there seems to be nothing inside it, though just managed to peek on the holes only. Browse the web out of curiosity and seems that most of the known branded OCCs have nothing inside or un-baffled, as they term it. Is this effective, some say yes others say no? Contemplating on having it opened and put some perforated sheet between the two nipples? TIA.

The square can style or round style will normally have a baffle in them. The purpose of the catch can is to separate the oil mist from the air and this is best done by slowing the flow so it settles out. If what you find is not baffled the best material to put inside for maximum effectiveness is fine grit steel wool, your other good options are a steel scrubbing pad, or foam. These all work great for getting the job done and are cheap.