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Mishimoto Baffled Oil Catch Can (15-17 2.7L EcoBoost F-150)

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    Hey guys, Sara from americantrucks.com and today we have a review and install of the Mishimoto Baffled Oil Catch Can Kit fitting your '15 through '17 F-150s with the 2.7-liter EcoBoost Engine. This kit is designed to trap blowby from re-entering your engine through your intake. Now, if you're not sure what blow by is, it's a fuel oil and sometimes carbon mixture that doesn't get burned up in a compression stroke that gets rerouted back into your intake. Now, this can definitely gunk up your valves and shorten the life of your motor over time. So, it is definitely a wise investment to put a catch can setup on to trap that and not reintroduce it into your engine. This kit is made up of two catch cans that feature 3-millimeter thick steel construction, as well as a direct fit bracket and quick disconnect fittings. This kit reuses your factory pressure sensor to allow you to operate without a check engine light. It also prevents pressurization utilizing an inline check valve on the other side. Coming in at around $390, this is a great option to protect your investment and keep that EcoBoost running like new. I'm giving this install a one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, it can be done in about 10 minutes with basic hand tools. For this install, you will need a heat gun, a 3/8 extension, 10-millimeter socket, 15-millimeter socket, 3/8 drive ratchet, a flathead screwdriver, a 15-millimeter wrench, 17-millimeter wrench, and a 2.5-millimeter Allen key. All right, so the first step in our install is to remove our engine cover with the two 10-millimeter nuts. With our engine cover off, we can now remove this PCV line pushing back on the white tab and pulling this connector off. Repeat that process on this side.Next up remove the PCV line from the opposite side of the engine by pushing back on the white tab and pulling off the connector. Next, you wanna remove this connector on the middle of your PCV line by pushing back on the white tab, squeezing and removing. Now, we can remove the final connector on our PCV line. This one is a little bit different, this tab goes up and then back. So, pull up on that and remove this connector. With our driver side PCV line off of the truck but they want you to heat up this section so we can remove this sensor. Using low heat we're gonna heat either side of the line here, just remove these two connectors, it should make it a little easier. Once you feel that you've sufficiently heated the line, you should be able to just pull it off. Repeating that process on the other side. So, once you feel that you've properly heated this hose, feels like it'll come off, just firmly grab the sensor and gently pull back. Once we have our connector with...sensor-free from our factory hoses, we can insert them into the new Mishimoto hoses. Once we have it on there and seated nicely they do include these hose clamps and you wanna clamp them down nice and tight on our connector. Now we can use our other side. Now we can put our other hose clamp on the other side. We do wanna leave this a little bit loose just in case we have to adjust the positioning of the hose on the truck. But for now, we can get adjust tight enough to stay on. With our hoses assembled and ready to go, we can now assemble our catch cans. We just have to insert these fittings into the can and you can tighten it down using a 17-millimeter wrench. We can insert our fittings into the catch can. These fittings are aluminum and they do have an O-ring on there so you don't wanna over tighten them but just get them nice and snug in your catch can. Again, we can tighten these down using a 17-millimeter wrench and again, just snug them up, you don't wanna kill them. Repeat that process to your second can. Our next step is installing our bracket on our truck. We do need to remove two nuts in order to do so as well as this connector for our ground wire. To do this, you grab your flathead screwdriver and just go underneath this tab on the top of the connector and you should be able to just gently pull up and pull it off. Now, using our 15-millimeter socket, we can remove this acorn nut. We can now install our bracket using the acorn nut and we also will need an M6 nut, this did not come on our truck and it also didn't come in our Mishimoto kit. So, we grabbed one that we have lying around. Just take a look at this stud right here, if there's no nut on your truck, you might wanna grab one. So, lining up our bracket in this configuration over top of our ground wire, right on your acorn nut. Now, threading M6 nut onto the other side, I'm using a washer in this situation, I just feel like it grabs it a little better but I think either way will work. Using our 10-millimeter socket, tighten that down. For this, you may need a wrench because the bracket kind of gets in the way a little bit there. So, grabbing your 15-millimeter wrench tighten down our acorn nut. All right, we have one of our catch cans and our two longer hoses that we're gonna install now. Grabbing the hose without the check valve, we're gonna install this on the valve cover and this is gonna go to the inside of our catch can, installing it on over top of the port and pressing this down. Grabbing the other end of the hose that we just connected, slide your hose clamp over it and now attach that to the inside of our first catch can. Grabbing our flathead screwdriver we're going to get this hose clamp almost all the way tighten down so that we can still kind of turn it and position it in the proper way when we mount our catch can on the bracket. Set it to the side for now. Now, grabbing our long hose with the check valve, this one is gonna be installed right here on the intake. Grabbing the line with the check valve, this is gonna be installed over the out portion of our catch can, but first slide your hose clamp over the hose and get it installed. We're gonna snug this up right now but not tighten it down all the way just so we can maneuver our lines into a position that we like them when we're installing our catch can. Grabbing your flathead screwdriver, snug this line up. Using our small Allen key we're removing the three bolts on top of the catch can so that we can get it installed on our bracket.Now we can install the catch can on our bracket, sliding it up into this lip right here, get our first bolt started. Grab our small Allen key and tighten down each of these bolts. Grabbing your flathead screwdriver, tighten down both of these hose clamps. Once both clamps are tight, grab your other catch can and hoses. Grabbing your hose with the yellow connector, this one is gonna attach to your valve cover and route around the back of your first catch can. Slide your hose clamp over the end of this hose and then attach this hose to the inside on our catch can. Grab your flathead screwdriver and tighten down the hose clamp at this time. Grabbing our hose with the sensor and the red clip, this one is gonna attach to our intake pipe. So, we're gonna install this hose with our pressure sensor on the outside of our second catch can. First, place your hose clamp over the end of the hose and get it installed. Grab your flathead screwdriver and get this tightened down. Now we can install our catch can in our bracket. With our catch can in place you can see the hose routing is down and back around the other to tubes there to come back to our intake. Now grab your bolts and we wanna attach our catch can to our bracket. Grab your small Allen key and get these tightened down. Make sure you plug it back in your pressure sensor and push down on the white tab. Now if you didn't before, make sure that you tighten down these two clamps holding in the connector for our pressure sensor. Now, we can reinstall the engine cover. Be sure that you're lining up the metal tab at the back of your motor with these cutouts right here. Grab your 10-millimeter socket and tighten down this nut. Grab your 10-millimeter socket and tighten down the side. All right, so that is gonna do it for the review and install our Mishimoto catch can. Remember for all things Ford keep it at americantrucks.com.

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    Features

    • Oil Catch Can
    • Factory Pressure Sensor for CEL-Free Running
    • Three mm Thick Steel Construction
    • Quick Disconnect Fittings
    • Prevents Pressurization Using an In-Line Check Valve
    • Lifetime Warranty
    • Easy to Install
    • Designed for 2015-2017 2.7L Ford F-150 EcoBoost

    Description

    Catch Oil Like a King. An oil catch can is a very important part of your engine system, helping to limit the amount of oil vapor that returns to your engine’s intake. Keep this process fully optimized with the top-grade Mishimoto Baffled Oil Catch Can. It comes with the works, including a factory pressure sensor for CEL-free running, 3 mm thick steel construction for outstanding support, and quick disconnect fittings.

    Includes In-Line Check Valve. This oil catch can also prevents pressurization using an in-line check valve.

    Warranty. This product is protected by a lifetime warranty, which covers purchasers from any defects in materials and workmanship. Any damage related to the installation of the product will not be included, including modifications.

    Installation. There is an easy level of difficulty in installing this oil catch can, taking up to 10 minutes to complete, depending on your level of mechanical skills.

    Application. This Mishimoto Baffled Oil Catch Can is designed for 2015-2017 2.7L Ford F-150 EcoBoost.

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