EPIC Cruisers - Oil Catch Can Kit - NOW AVAILABLE!
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- #182
Glad we could help put your mind at ease! Haha. We've been there before so we understand the feeling.
This is very common on a variety of vehicles, especially with short trips or big outdoor temperature swings (like we've been experiencing in the Southeast). Nice work staying on top of it, always good to keep an eye on it.
Old Nick
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I’ve got my “balls” drilled out on the charcoal canister. That plus not many miles driven and giant swing in temps led to an accumulation of moisture. I think that’s the answer to the “milkshake”.Mine looks like dirty black oil.
No milkshake
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Officially SOLD OUT of these catch can kits! The last kit will be shipping out on Monday.
Thank you all for your continued support! Stay tuned for the next batch and some new products we’ve been working on
Thank you all for your continued support! Stay tuned for the next batch and some new products we’ve been working on
Old Nick
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Same thing happened to me… after several short drives. See above. Don’t worry.
COS80
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Condensation
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- #188
Yup, completely normal. No reason to worry like the guys above stated. If you're driving mainly short trips, you might see a bit of “milkshake” in the can. That’s just oil mixed with condensation from the crankcase. It happens more when the engine doesn't fully warm up and run long enough to evaporate built up moisture. Good job keeping an eye on it, definitely want to drain it more often if you do a lot of short trips!
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- #190
Yup exactly, as long as you're not seeing coolant loss or overheating you're A-okay!
