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Fairly simple install - only difficult part is removing the existing pcv connector on the intake and cutting the hose off the other one. I made a video showing the install.
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Installed Buschur's Vented Pro Catch Can
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Thank You Big Kahuna,
That was a great video, Please put a link in to what kit you purchased. Also, maybe a follow up video of you emptying the can. It would be interesting to see what you get in the can after a tank of gas or maybe 500-1000 miles. Thanks Again!
Oh, you're going to kill the environment with your fumes. The horror!!!
Hopefully you've noted my sarcasm. You will likely get a finger wagging from others here...
Hopefully you've noted my sarcasm. You will likely get a finger wagging from others here...
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If only everyone woul do this, the world would be so shiny.
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It shouldn't, realistically this hurts nothing, but you would be well-served to remove it prior to sending it to the dealer.
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I had my airbag recall and oil change recently and quickly removed it before I took it in just so I didn’t get any hassle from the dealer. I bought a couple of the $12 stock hoses for just that reason. The nice thing is that the install or removal is fairly quick and easy.
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It’s the buschurs catch can.
https://buschursllc.com/br-cart/home/1873-maverick-pro-vented-catch-can.html
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