JLT oil separator

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Damn, I need to check mine. I know it has been at least 2500 miles since the last time I emptied it. I'm sure I'm going to make a mess with emptying it this time. (********)
 

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Damn, I need to check mine. I know it has been at least 2500 miles since the last time I emptied it. I'm sure I'm going to make a mess with emptying it this time. (********)

Based on fill rate average between me and a buddy I would say every 5000-6000 you are fine to empty. If you do oil changes on this interval then just add it to the check list. That is what I did.
 

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Based on fill rate average between me and a buddy I would say every 5000-6000 you are fine to empty. If you do oil changes on this interval then just add it to the check list. That is what I did.

Last time I waited to 2K miles and it was very close to being full. I'm lucky I didn't spill it on the engine.
 

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Mine shipped out today. My truck has about 25k on it, I just ran a Rislone complete fuel system treatment and it's been about 1500mi since my last oil change.

Do I really need to run the seafoam? and what would the difference be if I don't do the seafoam?
 

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Email notification I recieved today just an FYI:

Tons going on as far as JLT Oil Separators go, like more applications, improved filtering and updated positions.

First we need to tell you about the New Improved filters used on some of our kits.

The following kits will be on back order while the new filters are being produced. They are due in by the end of this month, Oct. So only 2 weeks or less.
Very important as this does NOT affect all kits.
Separators affected:
2007-14 GT500 driver & passenger
2011-14 GT driver only
2003-04 Mach I
2005-10 GT driver only
2010+ 6.2 F-150

What we found:
While the filtering used in the separators worked, we saw it working much better in cases where the air and oil flowed IN to the filter side first.
On kits such as the 5.0 & V6 passenger side, the oil collection is amazing and the internet is full of customers pics of collected oil, but on the GT500 passenger side it was noticeably less.
After months of testing several different types of filtering media we have the perfect set up for our separators.

What we have:
An all new metal mesh filter has been designed for the smaller hole. The PCV draws oil and air through the filter first, forcing it to grow into larger heavy drops and drop into the separator.
Made from 60 mesh it has 0 restriction, but tons of surface area for oil to collect and drop.

The results:
Our separator will hold exactly 1.5oz of oil, that's filled to the intake and exit holes. We were able to introduce 1.25 oz of oil and hold it with the engine running and a full 1.5oz before any came out.
Not only did we conducted this ON ENGINE extreme test, we also have documented driving results as well, check out the video and pics below.

What we are doing for our customers?
We can't thank you all enough for supporting us during all these tests by competitors and our product being copied. We will be sending 500 filters FREE of charge to any JLT customer. Just email [email protected] a copy of your invoice (from any JLT dealer) showing you have a separator that is affected and the parts will be shipped at no charge.

Sorry for any inconvenience, but with 3 known JLT knock offs out there we have to be sure they are going to our customers. If you ordered direct we will have your info, just ask.

Purchased it used or don't have the invoice?
We are offering the filters at cost for only $6.95 each shipped.
To pre order online and pay, go to JLT Mesh filter

When will they be ready and how do we order:
Filters are in production and are due to arrive the end of the month and ship out to you the first week in Nov.

To get on the free list, Email [email protected] a copy of your invoice (most dealers have it on file, so getting it should be no problem) and your full name and mailing address.

JLT Oil Separators:
Easy install - 30 seconds for most kits
Easy check & empty- just unscrew and dump.
OEM look and quality
Perfect size- not too small, holds 1.5 oz and not too large
No cutting of your stock PCV hose - return to stock easily on most applications

IFL. Damn, I shoul've back check on this. Installed an forgot about it.
 

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Mine only collects a little bit of oil (like 20% full maybe) ever 4-5000 miles. Been on since 270 miles. Don't know why mine catches so little.
 

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which style filter media does yours have? Mine used to have the larger diameter filter with the metal media in the filter and it only collected a little. I upgraded to the new style smaller mesh screen filter and it collets waaaaaay more.
 
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