The McNally Gen 2 Oil Catch Can has had added features which makes this can a step ahead of the competition. This will make installation faster and easier. With the Gen 2 Oil Catch Can design, the check valves are built in the Catch Can itself. Our old design needed the installer to cut hose and place check valves so that they face the correct way. First, Let's start with the check valves. That closes the Check Valve preventing the boost or heavy load from pressurizing the crankcase by opening the Fuel Injection head Check Valve allowing that inlet to provide the vacuum needed for continuous evacuation. At idle or heavy load, our system detects the moment the intake manifold plenum becomes pressurized. idle or heavy load) The Universal Oil Catch Can Kits System employs a Dual Chamber Coalescing Separator found in no other. Our McNally Universal Gen 2 Oil Catch Can Kits ensures continuous crankcase evacuation no matter what the operating mode (e.g. One valve closes while the other opens switching the flow within the system. Our system regulates this switch-over of air flow using the check valves included in the McNally Universal Gen 2 Oil Catch Can Kits. Under these conditions, the cleaned airflow pulls from the Oil Catch Cans to the barb in front of the Throttle Body while the cleaned air from the GDI Engine Catch Can to the intake manifold plenum stops.
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Our Clean Side Separator comes into play in boost, or heavy load conditions such as up a steep hill, when accelerating to pass or when towing a trailer (heavy Load = at approximately 75% of full power).
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The McNally Gen 2 Universal Oil Catch Can Kits catches these harmful contaminants, which should be drained from the McNally Gen2 Oil Catch Cans at every oil change interval in compliance with the vehicle owner's manual maintenance schedule. This damage begins day/mile 1 of your vehicle's life and progressively gets worse. Preventing or mitigating this challenge on YOUR GDI vehicle requires some unique engineering modifications such as a GDI Engine Catch Can to the closed Original Equipment by Manufacturer (OEM) Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) system.īottom line is, without a proper evacuation system you WILL sustain long-term and expensive engine damage. Chemical cleaning is MUCH less, however, creates further problems via corrosion of metal parts from VERY strong chemicals and even worse will eventually force the purchase of new Catalytic Converter(s) at $2,000 or so each. And an increase in maintenance costs intake mechanical cleaning runs from $1,200 to as high as $2,000 and up, EACH TIME.Reduced Catalytic Converter life requiring replacement runs +$2,000 each.A crank sleeve adapter may be used here to make up the difference.Without a GDI Engine Oil Catch Can this condition is progressive and exponentially impairs performance: 350” shorter than that on an LS converter. Also note that the pilot on a non-LS converter is about. It's important to note here that a 4L80E is a bit different, as it will use the same 11.5" bolt pattern as a TH400. Most aftermarket dished flexplates also feature a dual pattern to allow use of a 4L60E torque converter with an 11.066” bolt circle or the TH350 or 700R4 converter with a 10.75” bolt circle. 400” difference between the bellhousing and crank flange will necessitate a dished flexplate or spacer ring.
If you wish to mate your LS to an old school automatic like a TH350, there are flexplates and spacers available, but you need to be aware of a few critical dimensions. If the engine is still mated to the 4L60E or 4L80E that it came with from the junkyard, then the solution is simple and you just need to use an ECU with a transmission controller. If you’re more interested in an automatic, there are plenty of possibilities here as well.
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