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BRENSPEED 11-09-2010 02:00 PM

Brenspeed Reviews JLT Oil Separator; ITS AWESOME!
 
JLT Plug & Play Oil Separator:

For a long time now we have been selling and installing Oil Separators and although they worked well we never felt they fit the engine compartment like a lot of the OEM looking parts we sell. Most companies make a separator that has a canister with a lot of rubber lines and clamps that allow you to choose the location of the separator mounting. This leaves you at times with a “rats nest” appearance in the engine compartment. JLT has released the most OEM looking plug and play oil separator we have used yet.

Oil Separators serve a basic purpose. In short they capture oil that may be trying to work its way through your crankcase venting process. Why do you want to capture this oil? Oil in the intake can cause many issues. A few of the popular ones are it can come to rest in your throttle body which many of you know causes idle issues on S197 Mustangs. It can coat your intake manifold, work its way into the rotors of your supercharger, clog your intercooler fins, and dilute your gas octane level. This can cause detonation which can in turn cause engine damage.

The new JLT oil separator comes with OEM lines already attached so you can simply plug it into existing vacuum ports. Total install time is faster than you have read this article. The new oil separator is machined from solid billet aluminum. It has a knurled tank base for easy removal and uses a Ford Motorcraft metal mesh PCV pre-filter element. According to JLT this element collects the last bit of oil droplets and drains back into the tank when the engine is shut down. The tank holds 2 oz. of fluid and will hold enough oil to only need checked every oil change. The tanks are available in anodized black or anadoized clear coat satin finish.

We get a lot of new products in every year and this is for sure one of the coolest. Hope you found this info helpful as it is a very nice piece. If you have more questions we didn’t answer don’t hesitate to give us a call at 574.594.9559 we will be happy to help. These plug and play separators only retail for $119 including the OEM Ford Lines already attached. More information and pictures of these can be found at the link below.

http://www.brenspeed.com/05-08-musta...eperators.html

Goldenpony 11-09-2010 04:36 PM

Very nice piece indeed. I wish I had seen this one before I bought the UPR can. The UPR can works fine, but I had to trash the heater hose that came with it and buy fuel hose and clamps. The heater hose would get hot and the vacuum would cause it to go flat. I really like the OE style hoses that come on the JLT can.

808muscle 11-09-2010 04:51 PM

I bought the steeda unit last year. That POS didn't even come with the proper hardware to hook it up. Of course i didn't realize this until after I cut the oem pipe. I had to spend another $10 @ napa to make it work. Jlt makes good stuff. Doesn't surprise me they came out with a superior unit.

StickShifty 11-09-2010 04:59 PM

that jlt looks nice. i have the upr one and love it.

Acerbus 2.0 11-09-2010 07:15 PM

Can it also be used on the passenger side breather line?

highline 11-10-2010 08:09 AM

Do you need one on both sides? Looking at the picture it seems if the "catch can" doesn't get attached to anything? Is it just sitting on top of the valve covers?



Originally Posted by Acerbus 2.0 (Post 7283113)
Can it also be used on the passenger side breather line?


07GrabU 11-10-2010 03:39 PM

on the Christmas list. I cant believe I said "Christmas" already. Geez.

onederful100 11-10-2010 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by highline (Post 7283743)
Do you need one on both sides? Looking at the picture it seems if the "catch can" doesn't get attached to anything? Is it just sitting on top of the valve covers?

you only need one on the drivers side when the PCV lines are intact. look inside the hoses, there will only be oil in the driver's side.
and the catch can is held up by the hoses, it is light enough where the stiff hoses will hold it up. so its easier to install. i had the steeda one and it was light enuff to where just the hoses were holding it up.

nem 11-10-2010 08:40 PM

Yeppers, one of the better setups if you have a Whipple as well. No need for the long hoses and finding a place to mount.

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Blacksmoke 11-10-2010 10:04 PM

Hrm how much would these help a non F.I. vehicle like mine?


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