Catch Can install = sh!te Job

[Wazzzer]

nowhere, it collects the vapour and cools it down turning it back to liquid. You then empty the can out periodically and dispose of it in your local civic amenity site 

[tech1889]

+1 on whats said above it collects it so you can dispose and stop damaging your engine..

[AaronGS]

So the can just has one pipe leading into it and none out? On their website there is an outlet pipe - where does that go to or is it left as is?
Basically I have a forge catch tank (on car when bought) that has pipe leadinf down into the wing/below battery and its making a mess! I am not sure what the inside of the forge unit is like though. I was wondering if there were other options for this venting pipe.

[brendan]

Mine vents to atmosphere, it just stinks of oil vapour all the time.

[Wazzzer]

outlet goes back to the intake pipe but only after the vapour has passed through the tank. This means the oil in the vapour will have cooled and be a liquid so won't go back into the intake

Put a pic up of yours Aaron as it should really be a closed system. You might just be able to add one pipe and not have it venting

[AaronGS]

Car is currently stuck in the garage...
Will try get a pick up after. So do most feed back into the TIP? As I said, I have a thick pipe with a filter venting to the atmosphere, down the side of the battery box. I am not keen on it tbh.

[tech1889]

sounds abodge to me mate catch can should really illiminate any venting to atmosphere..

[AaronGS]

tech, did you get any pics of yours at all? Would be nice to see how its plumbed in!
I will get some pics of mine but car ain't gonna be back for a couple weeks yet it seems...

[tech1889]

Sorry totally forgot about pics will get some tomo mate

[Dave_IOW]

Yeah with pics that explain exactly where things go and where new pipes will go to..

Im doing this very soon, actually sod it write up a guide tech, lots of people do this and you know you want to!