How about the filing cabinet in the background and forget about the whole idea.
Jim
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you could also make good use of your "secret" compartment.
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Just weld the CC to the base of an old coffee thermos and stick it in your cup holder. And secret compartment.
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Yep pull over for the ambulance.
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Very small trailer?
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Jason Montague New MemberLifetime Supporter
:cornut: Flimsy plastic tab on fire wall has been holding my BSH OCC for years and thousands of miles. Nothing was moved or deleted. She sits there snug as a bug in a rug. Short ingress/egress hoses also.(08 R56 MCS/JCWm)
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Just as long as...... If and when the plastic tab breaks off, it doesn't inject a slug of "Dino Snot" into a 20,000 rpm compressor wheel.....
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As I said, the hoses will prevent the can from moving, in the unlikely event that the plastic tab breaks. I check my oil catch can every couple of weeks and have never found enough goop in there that it could get into the turbo, unless the can were inverted, which couldn't happen if the plastic tab were to break, there just isn't enough room in that engine bay for the oil catch can to get inverted by accident.
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So, if I don't hang the OCC from the wimpy plastic tab..... Where the heck am I going to hang it?????
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My tank is quite a bit larger..... I'm guessing twice as large..... Lots of filter area, lots of surface area..... Gotta let the oil laden fumes slow down and coalesce on all those tiny screen packs that are stacked in there.....
Im thinking a pry bar or some kinda bar to create room somewhere to get my OCC wedged in there..... That plastic tab sure looks inviting.... But here in Ohio, we do get some cold weather.... Brittle little wimpy plastic tabs..... Snapping, dangling catch cans.... Banging bumping catch cans...... Hmmmmmm.... Not a pretty thought.....
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The OCC slows the carbon buildup down but doesn't totally eliminate it.... Don't think there is a PCV catch system that is 100% effective, unless it dumps the fumes outside the engine. Mother nature and the Federales don't like that.....
The other is the "walnut method" and is not attached as it's a routine maintenance procedure that removes the carbon (the same procedure that MINI uses).
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My next suggestion was going to be on the outside of the bonnet. Makes it REAL easy to clean, then...
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Very nice job. You realize a bunch of people on this site are headed to the basement to copy your idea. :lol:
On a serious note, I thought you wanted the extra surface area that OCC had.
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Chuck, you are the man! So when will you have them available to the public ;-)
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