Have an MPx catch can, installed about 6 months ago and do not have a drop of anything in it. I am just wondering how common this is... It is hooked up with one line to the turbo hosing the other to the back of the valve cover.

 

pictures of how it is installed will be helpful. As far as I know, you remove the PCV line from the valve cover and the intake tube. the oil catch can lines then connect the valve cover to the catch can and the catch can to the intake tube.

 

The orange line in this picture is the one that a few different threads said to use, and it's the one I use. The intake tube is just a fresh air source so no real oil going through there, or so I am told...

 

Yeah, its hooked up right. Mine doesn't catch much oil either but then again I haven't had any sensors go out. Lol

 

Not catching much is one thing, but this thing is completely dry like nothing at all has come through there...

 

Mine fills up nice lol. I need to vent the oil cap though cause its building to much pressure.

 

Is yours hooked up the same way mine is?

 

I made mine with home depot parts but i'm running both of the hoses in and has a breather filter on top. Let me see if i have a pic..

 

It cost less than $20 i think haha.. Works like a champ and plan on painting it black this year.

 

I am having the same issue, I have the MPX and I'm not catching anything

 

just means your not getting blow by, mine was like that for over a year, now it is catching oil.

 

Yup mine too I actually had a good amount this last time.

 

i have mine hooked up the proper way, u know where it goes to the intake there, and i catch a little

 

i rigged one up using a regulator, collected tons at first, now very minimal

 

I know it not catching anything is usually a good thing, I just wanted to make sure there isn't some weird issue with the MPx cans I don't know of... So the general consensus seems to be if its not catching anything, it will later?

 

Put a little bit of steel wool in there. If you're catching oil you will catch more. If you aren't catching anything you might start catching some.

 

Mines bone dry too. I'm happy about it.

 

any instructions on how you made that donkey?

 

little revival how much of a bitch is getting the PCV line off?

 

I never actually got mine off. I ended up cutting the line at the valve cover and attached each of the rubber hoses to the braided lines. I cut it at the 90 degree bend.