MKV GTI FSI 2.0T catch can install summary. This is a catch can install using the stock engine cover/air box. Sorry for the shaky video at times, and the bre…
MKV GTI FSI 2.0T catch can install summary. This is a catch can install using the stock engine cover/air box. Sorry for the shaky video at times, and the bre…
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nice video btw where can I get a kit like yours?
Great video, great help. Thanks for sharing it.
I had the same problem figuring out the mount. Take your time and flip that mount around a lot to figure out the correct orientation on the left side of the engine bay in the open space behind the headlight. You will get it. Hit me back if you’re still stuck in 20 min.
i got the same catch can and I can figure out how the damn catch can mounts to the car! I have the BSH motor mount and it looks to me like it supposed to be mounted to the motor mount and the bracket doesn’t fit anywhere!
Did you tighten down your hose clamps? Did you make sure the three set screws are right?
hey man i just installed the same catch can today and i cant seem to run it with the stock air box, also did/do you experience any vacuum leakage? and whats your normal idle rpm after the car has been warmed up, anyhelp would be great. thanks.
since the instal did you cactch a good amount of water and oil?
I have 65k miles on the car now. The car is chipped with APR. I burn about .5 quart every 5k miles. More I read the more I think the catch can has a minimal benefit, but eh….
this is a great video thanks for sharing the knowledge
how many miles does ur car have? vw says it is normal for the engine to burn out oil. but thats for the first 30k miles. another question, is ur car chipped?
would the valve build up make me eat oil … cause my 06 just ate up 4 quarts of oil in 7,000 miles im freaked out about that!
Oil is known to build up on the intake valves of the 2.0T FSI engine. The catch can helps catch a good portion of the oil that causes this build up. A catch can will not solve the problem. You should still have the valves cleaned every 80-100k miles or so, but the catch can will help alleviate the build up.
whats benefits give you the catch can ?? thanks.. 😛