Vincos Black Polish Baffled Universal Aluminum Oil Catch Can Dual Cylinder Polish Baffled Engine Air Oil Separator Tank Reservoir Kit 3/8" 9/16" 400ml

Simple installation

I like this can, it's a 1:1 copy of the original ADDW1 can that came out years ago (that I've had also). A few things to keep in mind - don't use the dip stick; it will leak (suck unmetered air in, which may cause a lean condition and unstable idle). So I just used a bolt with a washer. Next, I didn't use the baffle material, I was afraid that it may get inside my intake and the engine. In fact, I didn't want to risk it so I skipped using any of that material or anything else in that matter. The little filter/area where you'd insert the material is enough to transform the gases into liquid where it would just drip to the bottom of the can. I installed it 300 mi ago on my 16 Kia Soul 1.6L GDI G4FD engine and look at how much it accumulated. I am using mid SAPS oil btw. I wish I installed the can much earlier than I am today on the miles.

Had this installed for approximately 20k miles with only a single complaint. I had to replace the included hoses with some heavier side wall fuel hose as the included tubing has a tendency to collapse under vacuum. Receptacle and fittings are good quality at this price point. Hardware and mounting instructions are for a universal application, so you will need to work out some things on your own. Overall, I would buy again.

Very sturdy, but I don't think the original fittings and oil dipstick are going to seal up well. I ditched the poorly fit oring and used a ton of teflon tape and #2 formagasket to seal it up. The oring, if used, didn't fit inside but instead gets smashed like a gasket, which orings aren't good at long term. Orings need a groove, so the assembly bottoms out metal on metal and there's a squished oring between parts. This will compress the oring and either split it now, or split it later. It's a vacuum leak when it happens, but not a big one.

Catch can is OK but the 3/8” fuel line that was included in the box was folded and kinked vs. coiled. Can’t get the kinks out so it’s not usable.