Installation tips: 1. Get Flat-band hose clap pliers, and apply a smear of 3-In-1 oil inside the new hose tips with a Q-Tip. 2. Be careful removing and installing bolts on the firewall. If a tool or bolt falls, you will have to lift the car, possibly remove the plastic underbody cover and retrieve what fell. 3. Patience (take your time and do it properly)
Just ordered one and can't wait to install it! Already got your intercooler, radiator and reservoir tank :) The only bummer is that there's never a sticker included so it's a 5/7
@@mishimoto hi I sent an email :) my issue is that I I installed the short hose facing the wrong direction, doesn’t sit flush but looks like it still works.
@@mishimotoWould you like to test it out on my vehicle?If you are in the state of California, you can pick my vehicle up.Keep it as long as you need it.
This allows the hose to flex when the engine shifts during operation. A straight hose would increase chances of there being a leak or damage to the hose over time.
What is the indicating factor in knowing when I would need a catch can? Oil pressure? Im running a 93 octane base map with PRL HVI, RV6 Cattless DP, and PRL IC. - on a 17 CTR.
with 2oz of the can size. how many miles to drain it before it is full? how could i know it is full? what happen if i keep driving the car after the can is full that i didnt drain it?
Hello Bryan. When you first get one of our catch can kits installed, we recommend checking the level every 1000 miles to establish a baseline. Most vehicles can go a full oil change 3-4 thousand miles without draining. However, every vehicle does produce different results based on thousands of variables. If the can becomes full and the level reaches over the baffle, the oil would have nowhere else to go other than into your intake system.
Hey Brian. We do have some larger options available. However, they have not been tested in conjunction with the Type R. I'll leave links below if you'd like to take a look. www.mishimoto.com/mishimoto-baffled-oil-catch-can.html www.mishimoto.com/aluminum-oil-catch-can-large.html
@@mishimoto thank you very much! I had to go back to stock to get a state inspection sticker and misplaced my original hose. Will go back to use the oil catch can after I pass. Great product, its been doing its job.
When installing the hose with the bend to the valve cover, I noticed the hose didn’t plug all the way to the end and I had some difficulty moving the metal clips all the way down on the hose. Is that normal or should I make a second attempt try shimming it down some more on the valve cover?
Hello Travel Guy. Here is a brief video explaining the benefits of adding a catch can to your vehicle. Turbo vehicles also benefit greatly with catch cans to help reduce blow-by under boost. ua-cam.com/video/-g2crfnfuKo/v-deo.html
Hey Daniel K . Unfortunately, we were not lucky enough to receive the FK2 here in the states. With that being said, we did not have a test vehicle to develop any parts on :(.
This model is specific to the Civic Type R. You'll want to take a look at our 1.5T kit: www.mishimoto.com/honda-civic-turbo-baffled-oil-catch-can-2016-12319.html
Hey Allen. This really is a matter of personal preference. I, myself would add a bit of Teflon tape for reassurance. However, I will caution you not to use too much. If any excess were to get in the can, this could cause serious problems.
Installation tips:
1. Get Flat-band hose clap pliers, and apply a smear of 3-In-1 oil inside the new hose tips with a Q-Tip.
2. Be careful removing and installing bolts on the firewall. If a tool or bolt falls, you will have to lift the car, possibly remove the plastic underbody cover and retrieve what fell.
3. Patience (take your time and do it properly)
What’s the in and outlet diameter? 8 or 10mm? Thx
PURCHASE INCLUDES
(2) 3/8-in Aluminum Barbed Fittings
This also works on the integra type s
If the one way check valve becomes damaged or needs to be replaced, do you know how or where I could get a replacement? Asking for a friend….
We have a limited lifetime warranty and should be able to help if the item fails. Thanks!
Just ordered one and can't wait to install it!
Already got your intercooler, radiator and reservoir tank :)
The only bummer is that there's never a sticker included so it's a 5/7
You are welcome to email us for stickers!
For the Check valve, is out facing towards the engine so the air doesnt come back to the catch can?
The main purpose of the PCV on the engine is to prevent the crankcase from being pressurized.
@@mishimoto I purchased a used one and not sure the orientation of the vacuum check valve
I installed the short hose incorrectly, will that compromise the catch can?
We aren't sure as this is a bit vague. We would suggest reaching out to us directly at support@mishimoto.com.
@@mishimoto hi I sent an email :) my issue is that I I installed the short hose facing the wrong direction, doesn’t sit flush but looks like it still works.
Will this fit my 2024 Acura Integra type S
We have not tested this on the Integra. Sorry!
@@mishimotoWould you like to test it out on my vehicle?If you are in the state of California, you can pick my vehicle up.Keep it as long as you need it.
I'm curious to why the shorter hose have a bend when you can just make it straight?
This allows the hose to flex when the engine shifts during operation. A straight hose would increase chances of there being a leak or damage to the hose over time.
Engine movement back and forth...if straight, it would rip the hose.
What is the indicating factor in knowing when I would need a catch can? Oil pressure?
Im running a 93 octane base map with PRL HVI, RV6 Cattless DP, and PRL IC. - on a 17 CTR.
The catch can will prevent oil from re-entering the intake tract. If you are seeing oil build up, then the catch can is a good idea.
cant find the part number from Mishimoto Australia website.
Shoot us an email at support@mishimoto.com and the team will be happy to look into this for you!
with 2oz of the can size. how many miles to drain it before it is full? how could i know it is full? what happen if i keep driving the car after the can is full that i didnt drain it?
Hello Bryan. When you first get one of our catch can kits installed, we recommend checking the level every 1000 miles to establish a baseline. Most vehicles can go a full oil change 3-4 thousand miles without draining. However, every vehicle does produce different results based on thousands of variables. If the can becomes full and the level reaches over the baffle, the oil would have nowhere else to go other than into your intake system.
Mishimoto Automotive you don't have a bigger size can for this kit like 6oz?
Hey Brian. We do have some larger options available. However, they have not been tested in conjunction with the Type R. I'll leave links below if you'd like to take a look.
www.mishimoto.com/mishimoto-baffled-oil-catch-can.html
www.mishimoto.com/aluminum-oil-catch-can-large.html
Is the RHD version available now? Thx
We do not yet have a RHD version of this kit. We apologize for any inconvenience!
@@mishimoto well. will you have it in the future? When? We need one of this . Thx
This isn't something we have in the plans, unfortunately.
Hello, I know this is a long shot but do you have the oem part number for the oem hose you guys removed? TiA
This should be Honda part number 17131-RPY-G00
@@mishimoto thank you very much! I had to go back to stock to get a state inspection sticker and misplaced my original hose. Will go back to use the oil catch can after I pass. Great product, its been doing its job.
How do you clean/service the filter?
different model number, but the same process
www.mishimoto.com/mmbcc-clean-video.html
@@mishimoto thanks for the reply. I found this video shortly after posting my comment. Thanks for the great work!
Where i can buy one?
www.mishimoto.com/honda-civic-type-r-baffled-oil-catch-can-pcv-side-2017.html
Excellent video, so helpful and informative!! You got a new subscriber and thank you. One question? Does this fit up to the 2019 Type R models?
This will fit the 2019 model year without any issues. Luckily there has been no change to this system since the 2017 models.
When installing the hose with the bend to the valve cover, I noticed the hose didn’t plug all the way to the end and I had some difficulty moving the metal clips all the way down on the hose. Is that normal or should I make a second attempt try shimming it down some more on the valve cover?
We would recommend giving that another shot. As long as the clamp is on there securely, you shouldn't run into problems, but better safe than sorry!
Help educate me on why an "Oil Catch Can" should be installed - ? Thanks. And does the same apply to the 1.5 turbo engine as well? Thanks again - :).
Hello Travel Guy. Here is a brief video explaining the benefits of adding a catch can to your vehicle. Turbo vehicles also benefit greatly with catch cans to help reduce blow-by under boost.
ua-cam.com/video/-g2crfnfuKo/v-deo.html
Will this fit the Civic base models since it uses the same 2.0L just non turbo?
Unfortunately this catch can was designed for the K20C1 used on the CTR, the PCV system is slightly different on the K20C2 found on your vehicle.
Do you guys have a catch can that fits the older Type R (FK2) ?
Hey Daniel K . Unfortunately, we were not lucky enough to receive the FK2 here in the states. With that being said, we did not have a test vehicle to develop any parts on :(.
Hello Mishimoto,
Ah that sucks :(
Thanks for the quick reply!
Also have an FK2 and since both FK2/FK8 have the same engine I guess it has to work
Is this available for right hand drive fk8?
Currently we do not have an option for the RHD models
would this version work on the 2018 civic si?
This model is specific to the Civic Type R. You'll want to take a look at our 1.5T kit: www.mishimoto.com/honda-civic-turbo-baffled-oil-catch-can-2016-12319.html
how can i install it with RHD fk8 ？？？
This is specific to the LHD vehicles.
Will one come out for the RHD Type R?
Shouldn’t the 2.5 Allen screws have some kind of lock tight ? Idk how much I trust them with out. This video isn’t good and showing.
You shouldn't have any issues. You are welcome to apply thread locker if you are concerned with it.
Having a hard time removing the hose!!! 😰
Make an exhaust for it so we can actually hear the engine
Hey Lookie22 . Sounds like a great idea! I'd be more than happy to send over a new product suggestion to our R&D team on your behalf :)
You mean the exhaust.
@@PurpleHeartVR did they decide to make one? 😉
@ mishimoto Just got the catch can. Do you recommend applying teflon tape on the inlet and outlet fittings?
Hey Allen. This really is a matter of personal preference. I, myself would add a bit of Teflon tape for reassurance. However, I will caution you not to use too much. If any excess were to get in the can, this could cause serious problems.
Nice install video! 👍🏻 Any plans for a RHD version of this kit? I think you would sell a lot of them if it was available.
Unfortunately there is no update as to when a RHD kit may be available.
@@mishimoto Has Anyone modified the LHD version to fit RHD
I lost my 10mm socket
R.I.P. to iTZz Kittens 10mm. Please send our condolences to the family :'(