Optimize your vehicle’s combustion system with the professional Universal Oil Catch Tank (480 ml) made of high-quality aluminum. This high-performance oil separator was specially developed to efficiently capture oil vapors and blow-by gases from the crankcase ventilation system before they enter the intake tract.
Efficient oil separation: Drastically reduces the concentration of oil vapors in the intake system.
Engine Protection & Longevity: Sustainably minimizes harmful carbon buildup on intake valves and in the intake manifold—especially in modern direct-injection and turbocharged engines.
Optimized air-fuel mixture: Ensures cleaner, more uniform combustion and supports stable engine performance.
Environmental and Exhaust Optimization: Prevents the uncontrolled combustion of oil residues, thereby improving your vehicle’s exhaust emissions.
Universal compatibility: Suitable for nearly all internal combustion engines (naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines) thanks to the universal mounting kit.
Material: High-quality, heat-resistant aluminum (anodized, durable, and corrosion-resistant)
Color: Silver
Capacity: 480 ml
Connections: 10 mm hose connections
Dimensions: approx. 65 mm x 80 mm x 170 mm (length x width x height) / approx. 2.56" x 3.15" x 6.69" (W x L x H)
Application: Universal installation between the crankshaft ventilation (PCV) system and the air intake / intake manifold.
1x Oil Catch Tank (480 ml, aluminum, silver)
1x Universal Mounting Kit (includes connecting hose, hose clamps, and a sturdy mounting bracket)
During normal engine operation, blow-by gases (pressure and vapors from the crankcase) return to the intake tract via the ventilation system. Without a separator, these oil vapors accumulate as stubborn carbon deposits on the intake ports and valves.
The oil catch tank is integrated directly into this circuit as a filter and separator element. The incoming gases flow through the tank; oil aerosols condense on the inner walls or within the filter element and collect at the bottom of the tank. As a result, nearly oil-free air is supplied to the intake system, which protects the engine’s condition over the long term.
Note: The tank should be checked for fill level and drained at regular maintenance intervals (depending on driving style and mileage).