Oil Separator Works

[Trick.Raptor]

Well don't forget that oil is going through your intake, throttle body, and injectors so there's all kinds of stuff to get oil build up plus it actually will lower your octane.

Information overload on the separator...

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f24/jlt-oil-separator-23316/#post421344

This is a "cheap" mod and a good one at that!

 

[Boss Hoss]

Been using these things since 2013 and have another for my new SC Vette being built right now. Best money you can spend for the DI motor and even on non DI motors they really do help. Most of what you will get in the winter is water and oil mix yuck...

 

[Trick.Raptor]

Been using these things since 2013 and have another for my new SC Vette being built right now. Best money you can spend for the DI motor and even on non DI motors they really do help. Most of what you will get in the winter is water and oil mix yuck...

I've read your posts in the 18-page JTL thread. Good info and thanks!

 

[Boss Hoss]

I've read your posts in the 18-page JTL thread. Good info and thanks!

Hell yes the car is in the garage under the car cover lol till the can is shipped to me. Have some install issues not that they cannot be figured out it is just that my engine is not a stock LT1 or LT4 it is a Callaway SC. Got to make sure the plumbing is correct so Tracy at RX is contacting Callaway today to get all of the information to plumb it correctly.

Changed the oil on my truck yesterday and about half an oz water oil mix came out after 800 or so miles.

 

[Tommysyko]

Got the Moroso in over the weekend. My buddy asked about lube for the rubber tube and fittings. There was already oil in the tubes. This will be a must down the line and a should have when I first got the truck


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[Jimbo]

Just emptied mine when doing the oil change last night, it was 3/4 full after about 1500 miles.

 

[Raptor911]

Your oil should be black and not look like coffee with milk added. Radiator fluid mixed with oil looks like what you have. I would open your radiator cap and see if you have oil in it.

Do you really want this back in your intake?

 

[Boss Hoss]

Your oil should be black and not look like coffee with milk added. Radiator fluid mixed with oil looks like what you have. I would open your radiator cap and see if you have oil in it.

No worries--it is condensation mixing with the oil. All of my vehicles do this that have the RX Can. Completely normal 100% and this means it is working as it should.. If you go back and read the other threads here or other places you will find that this is why these devices are so popular.

 

[Jimbo]

Your oil should be black and not look like coffee with milk added. Radiator fluid mixed with oil looks like what you have. I would open your radiator cap and see if you have oil in it.

Common to look like that with cold climate + short driving trips.

 

[cobrajet]

Your oil should be black and not look like coffee with milk added. Radiator fluid mixed with oil looks like what you have. I would open your radiator cap and see if you have oil in it.

Drive in cold weather for short distances and that's what you get. It's moisture created from the warm temp of the engine mixed with the cold ambient air. It's even worse when it's subzero.

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