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Old 08-01-2011, 12:52 AM
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hi whats the correct way of fitting a catch can to my na s2000
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Search for existing threads there's at least two replies from me which include pictures.
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Personnelly I don't think there is correct way. I've seen it done in so many different ways (if you also include the US side of the board), and for most I can see either a drawback or that they've defeated the object of the crank vent system anyway. I think if I were to do it I would start with a temporary set up in order to investigate which port or ports I was loosing oil from as one is probably more dominant and the solution easier if just dealing with one.
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Agreed with above, I can see oil (mixture of water and oil) inside both ports on mine.
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