Home made oil separator

lvmustanggt

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I did it under $24 .
Home made Oil Separator. Filter from Home Depot made by Husky $12.00. 1/4 NPT 3/8 barb 2 of them
$2.50 each, 3/8 fuel line hose 4' from checker $5.99 and total of $ 22.99 .

YouTube - Home made Oil Separator for Mustang Gt

 

n8rsk8r

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jeremy canter

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pretty cool > I'l show this to my buddy > we been talking about building something like this for his car .

 

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i made this one for my daily driver...i empty it out once a week..the only bad thing with the husky piece is that if you get the one with the valve at the bottom to drain it leaks all the time so you have glue i shut...i just spent the money for the greddy hc seperator for the stang should be here tonight.

if anyone wants pics of either let me kno ill post them up

 

lvmustanggt

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nEighter said:

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Don't have picture, watch this video

YouTube - Home made Oil Separator for Mustang Gt

 

02nightmaregt

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Nice. Pretty inexpensive mod. Clean install too.

 

twogts4us

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Nice video, nice setup - A+!

 

lvmustanggt

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02nightmaregt said:

Nice. Pretty inexpensive mod. Clean install too.

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Thank you.

 

lvmustanggt

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twogts4us said:

Nice video, nice setup - A+!

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Thank you.

 

1low03gt

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Awesome job !!Did the same as you a few years back.Who said Home Depot can't help the hot rodder LOL!!

 

lvmustanggt

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1low03gt said:

Awesome job !!Did the same as you a few years back.Who said Home Depot can't help the hot rodder LOL!!

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Thank you for kind words . Home depot and lowes was my place to go when I was doing my turbo install about a month ago. I went there so many freaking time to get from bolts to grinder

I did however saw some oil on the separator today, and I did put some black gasket maker on the bottom hole just to make sure there is no leaks

 

HISSIN50

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You might find that you want to remove the filter element (and run the housing as just a catch-can).
The element can saturate and become restrictive.