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Perfectly said!My understanding catch cans are for Direct Injection engines. NOT port injected. The difference being port injection injects fuel into the port before the intake valve so it cleans the oil from the PCV system off the valve. Where Direct Injection the fuel is injected into the combustion chamber there for NO fuel to clean off intake valve that comes from the PCV system. No idea why some claim turbo has any play in this. Turbo on the intake side just has pressurized air . Pressure increases heat so maybe the oil from PCV system is more prone to get burnt onto intake valve? Either way its all about Direct Injection verse Port Injection. Say a turbo engine had port injection then I would say no catch can needed. Yes yes I know the 2.0 Ecoboost is both turbo and direct injection but the need for catch can is related to the fact its Direct Injection not turbo charged.
Since Hybrid is port injected DON'T do it your wasting your time.
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