[DIY] Oil catch tank

[vr2turbo]

Boxer all x 2........lol

 

[abubin]

Sorry, I have been doing other stuffs to the car and had to put the oct on hold until now. Should be doing this in a week or two. I still need to find the rubber hose which I am not sure the size. Found some gas hose used for cooking gas tank. Those transparent type. Can use? If not where to find the black color ones? Went to Ace and mrdiy both don't have suitable size.

 

[vr2turbo]

Sorry, I have been doing other stuffs to the car and had to put the oct on hold until now. Should be doing this in a week or two. I still need to find the rubber hose which I am not sure the size. Found some gas hose used for cooking gas tank. Those transparent type. Can use? If not where to find the black color ones? Went to Ace and mrdiy both don't have suitable size.

This type of hoses might not be able to withstand oil and may deteriorate very fast. Buy those fuel/atf hoses from spare part shop....

 

[sweelt]

Sorry, I have been doing other stuffs to the car and had to put the oct on hold until now. Should be doing this in a week or two. I still need to find the rubber hose which I am not sure the size. Found some gas hose used for cooking gas tank. Those transparent type. Can use? If not where to find the black color ones? Went to Ace and mrdiy both don't have suitable size.

try get black hose from spare parts shop.

 

[Kevinho]

Most of the spare parts shop got sell.
I bought mine from new era industries sdn bhd

 

[Izso]

Just be sure to get the right type of black hose. Some aren't meant to be used for ATF and some aren't fuel friendly, etc. Just get the shop to recommend the right one

 

[minibeany]

BTW, off topic... can sifu here recommend some spare part shop around PJ or Kepong? I'm looking for wheel bearing. The price in online shop is like half the price the mechanic quote to me. They said all fake.

 

[vr2turbo]

BTW, off topic... can sifu here recommend some spare part shop around PJ or Kepong? I'm looking for wheel bearing. The price in online shop is like half the price the mechanic quote to me. They said all fake.

Can try Bay Brothers in PJ, PH Auto in SEA Park, PJ.....

 

[parakey]

BTW, off topic... can sifu here recommend some spare part shop around PJ or Kepong? I'm looking for wheel bearing. The price in online shop is like half the price the mechanic quote to me. They said all fake.

What car is this? Front or rear wheels? Ask around a few spare parts shop. As long as they offer bearings from reputable manufacturers like FAG, NTN, SKF, Koyo, etc, it should be okay.

 

[minibeany]

What car is this? Front or rear wheels? Ask around a few spare parts shop. As long as they offer bearings from reputable manufacturers like FAG, NTN, SKF, Koyo, etc, it should be okay.

For my Wira's Front wheel.

 

[parakey]

For my Wira's Front wheel.

Wira is a national car. Parts are plenty. Just get from normal spare parts shop. Shoppee already indicated how much they should approximately cost.

 

[abubin]

Thanks for the advice guys, I end up didn't use the transparent hose. Bought a black hose from Shopee because my regular spare part shop does not have this hose and so does hardware shop. The hose size is a little bit too small for the oil catch can so I tried forcing it with took a lot of effort. Eventually it went in enough and did not break the hose.

 

[Izso]

Thanks for the advice guys, I end up didn't use the transparent hose. Bought a black hose from Shopee because my regular spare part shop does not have this hose and so does hardware shop. The hose size is a little bit too small for the oil catch can so I tried forcing it with took a lot of effort. Eventually it went in enough and did not break the hose.

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Connecting the OCT to that spot on your Myvi means you're going to need to drain the OCT weekly. That spot is very very oil heavy. You should filter the spot that routes back to the throttle body.

 

[abubin]

Connecting the OCT to that spot on your Myvi means you're going to need to drain the OCT weekly. That spot is very very oil heavy. You should filter the spot that routes back to the throttle body.

Sorry, I don't quite get it. You mean I plug the return hose into the wrong place? I should have plugged into the breather hose at the other side of the engine (like in your first attempt)?

 

[Izso]

Sorry, I don't quite get it. You mean I plug the return hose into the wrong place? I should have plugged into the breather hose at the other side of the engine (like in your first attempt)?

actually, your OCT setup is good enough actually. Bu you'll need to be careful about the oil levels. Pour out the oil frequently.

 

[abubin]

actually, your OCT setup is good enough actually. Bu you'll need to be careful about the oil levels. Pour out the oil frequently.

Got it! Thanks!! Your guide helped a lot.

 

[vr2turbo]

actually, your OCT setup is good enough actually. Bu you'll need to be careful about the oil levels. Pour out the oil frequently.

OCT can collect so much oil one ah? Mine never pour away, used for years collect a little only. Since mine is those plastic petrol filter, just change them......lol

 

[Izso]

OCT can collect so much oil one ah? Mine never pour away, used for year collect a little only. Since mine is those plastic petrol filter, just change them......lol

that particular slot for the Myvi is notoriously oily.

 

[kruger]

Wow! this thread is still up after soo many years. Long live DIY!

 

[vr2turbo]

This mod many still doing.......lol