Best Oil Can catcher

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Aug 09, 2024

#1

I went with the J&L Oil separator catch can.
Super easy install and it does catch oil so I figured it’s cheap insurance. Wish I had put one on my 09 suburban, I had to clean that throttle body at least one a year. https://www.jlosc.com/search-result/?Year=2022&Make=ford&Model=bronco&Liter=2.3l

Bronco Nation 1100. Everglades, Desert Sand
Res: 7/30/20 ordered 1/22/21 reorder 10/15/21 changed to Everglades 3/9/22 schedule 8/29/22 bumped to 9/5; 9/7/22 blend, 9/9 Mods, 9/26/22 completed, 10/7 shipped, 11/3/22 delivery

WhiskeyCity, BobN

Aug 09, 2024

#2

Jakob1972
I went with the J&L Oil separator catch can.
Super easy install and it does catch oil so I figured it’s cheap insurance. Wish I had put one on my 09 suburban, I had to clean that throttle body at least one a year. https://www.jlosc.com/search-result/?Year=2022&Make=ford&Model=bronco&Liter=2.3l

Has it caught anything?

WhiskeyCity, Jakob1972

Aug 09, 2024

#3

I also went with the J&L. First 500 miles I thought the thing was a joke. There was nothing. But 1000, there was definitely a film. After 6000 miles there was enough to wipe out. So it does the job. Mine is in with a 2.3L . Very easy install.

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Bob N - Capt., USAF-Retired
2023 Bronco Big Bend, 1942 Ford GPW (jeep)

WhiskeyCity

Aug 09, 2024

#4

This is a problem On new vehicles? I only had it on a car we raced.

Aug 10, 2024

#5

extra toasty
Has it caught anything?

Yeah it catches about a tablespoon full every 8,000 miles or so.

Bronco Nation 1100. Everglades, Desert Sand
Res: 7/30/20 ordered 1/22/21 reorder 10/15/21 changed to Everglades 3/9/22 schedule 8/29/22 bumped to 9/5; 9/7/22 blend, 9/9 Mods, 9/26/22 completed, 10/7 shipped, 11/3/22 delivery

extra toasty, Deano Bronc