Crankcase ventilation directly to atmosphere?

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Originally Posted by Kingtal0n

LOL this really makes me laugh.
1. Carbon chains IS oil. Just say oil. You can say Alkanes if you want. Be specific.
2. Oil, IS carbon chains. Way to list the same thing twice. Why dont we just say Alkanes?
3. Moisture... Is water molecules, as a vapour/GAS when oil is over 212*F at sea level. Which again, will not get caught in a catch can. And furthermore, can not be filtered out by any catch can produced by any manufacturer. Water is a non issue for a running engine once the engine hits operating temperature. Have you ever drained your catch can and found water? LOL!

Apparently!

So far the only two things you mentioned coming out of the valvecover are: oil and water. Still dont see "crap".

Actually you're wrong. Moisture is any condensed or diffuse liquid. Last I checked oil was a liquid. Coincidentally it can be vaporized (hint hint). So finish chemistry before you try to "drop knowledge" on people. Our air contains water. Look at a phase diagram and you'll understand how it's possible to get water inside of a catch can. It's comes from the air!