JKU QUICK FIX // Oil Catch Can Hose Collapsing On Itself
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- 4WDVNT-31
Replacing oil catch can hose and checking up on oild catch can.
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Most SAE 30R7 PCV hoses are vacuum rated at 24 in/hg for inner diameters less than 1/2 inch. But for inner diameters of 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch the vacuum rating is lowered to 10 in/hg.
My 2017 2.7l doesnt catch much oil.
Im going back to stock and now having to replace the pcv valve because the vacuum hoses i keep buying keep collapsing.
The trouble isnt worth it. Id rather pay someone or do a fuel induction service myself every so often.
Nice
Good vid.
Where did you buy the braided hose? Manufacturer and diameter?
a.co/d/7oy6yZr (5/8)
Thanks for the video. Mine also collapsed on my F150. I’m going to swap out my hose with the same. How has it been holding up for you?
Hey Tony, can't tell you at the moment. My Jeep's been at the shop for awhile due to a collision. I'll update you once I get it back.
@@W1LDCH1LD1 Sorry you hear about your Jeep. I hope everyone is ok
@@Tony-hr4bl Everything's ok, just been waiting on parts due to shortage :(
Hey tony my 2022 f150 5.0 is doing the same thing as well. Have you fixed it yet by any chance or have a solution? Thanks have a good one
@@DiegoGarcia-sp2ln I went with Nylon Stainless Steel Braided CPE Black Fuel Line. This fixed my problem and also looks great
Is catch can sucking air from engine?
Its filtering the oil in and sucking the air back into the engine to burn.
hows it doing?
How is the hose holding up? My hose is collapsing on itself too. Is there danger to that ?
My current hose hasn't collapsed since replacing it. You might want to swap back to the original to prevent any issues.
@@W1LDCH1LD1 Thank you. That’s what I did. I think it was because I used 5/8” fuel line and not 3/8 or 1/2 like you
@@gsdls That's good to hear! and thanks for visiting.
ima have to do the same to my ss camaro (back to the original hose)