How To Install an Oil Catch Can 

Going back in time , amazing the changes the garage has had.

I've missed you guys

Reminds me of the old days of MCM!! Epic job guys!

This morning my wife had our first baby, just as the mcm video came out. Naturally the first thing I do with my son is start watching mighty car mods. I am sitting with him and dreaming of the projects we could work on in the future! Keep up the good work!

I have an oil catch can on my '78 Porsche 924, but it's literally a can that catches the oil dripping from the bottom of the engine.

was gonna sleep but thats for later

13:55 Close your eyes and just listen

So a man was riding his snowmobile and it broke down so he called a mechanic to come help him. After looking at the sled, the mechanic says "Looks like you blew a seal, eh?" The man replies "Oh no, that's just frost on my moustache"

no better feeling than seeing a new MCM video on your subscription page!

The outtakes, and those straight-faced double-entendres... =) Good to have you back boys.

Thank you guys for actually caring about your fans. Simply taking the time to wish me a speedy recovery shows me you care. I will always be a supporter of you guys.

Watching this in 2020, wow. The guys have gotten so pro, but they’re just as real and down to earth 🐐

Feels weird being here so early...

How did you guys keep straight faces for that end scene? Hysterical!

To be honest, I didn't even know an Oil Catch Can existed and thanks to you guys, I went and bought one and installed it last night. Thanks haha. It really is so easy to do. The hardest part is finding a place to mount the bloody thing!

Watched this again today just for fun. RU-vid and the whole scene of vlogging has changed quite a lot in nine years

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Toyota Supra in the intro, nearly every season they use snippets of their own cars in the intros. Moog 2JZ confirmed?

So glad to hear that you guys are going old school for a little while. Interest renewed.

The oil fumes of the car I'm currently restoring were going back to the filter of the carburator. As I'm not keen on keeping this stock "system" or letting the fumes and drops fall on the ground (as some people do), I wondered what to do. Now I have one option. HUGE THANKS MARTY & MOOG!

The music that starts around 6:50 sounds like something from a Crash Bandicoot game

Show us how to install a catch can for pubes. It's summer and I'm shedding buckets of pubes.

Marty, Moog. You have come so far. Watching your show has been something i look forward too all the time. I love seeing that youtube notification with you guys on it. As i've watched your videos i tried to absorb as much as i could from all you do. I totally noticed that you both talk so much more confidently about the things your doing, and plan to do. A bit unlike back in the day when it was like you two in the garage and maybe a tripod with you. You cover so many more bases in your explinations. Its awesome to watch you guys grow, probably as much as you like knowing your audiences knowledge grows from watching you. Thats some good work!!

Been following you chaps since Season 1, and I have to say EPIC! the content has never been boring, the shows are always fun and entertaining, and the general idea of just showing people it's not really so daunting to go elbows deep under the hood is just MAAAAAAAAD! Welcome back to the Old-School "Genre" and I can't wait to see what crazy stuff you guys have in store this season. Greetings from South Africa! Final EDIT: the post credit scene was just -_- ... hahahahahahahaha... Don't have your family walking past your room with that part on loud... #JustSaying

Nice to see moog okay now. Amazing video came for huge help!!

Do a RX7 or RX8 build!!!!!!!!

Bring back these install videos. Even though I do not do 80% of these mods, I have watched them all 5 times.

Diy oil Cooler? I'm glad that you guys are getting back to the real diy mods.

You guys should do a video on driver tips. Like how to launch (preferably AWD) and how to double clutch, heel toe etc. But especially launching since marty is good at it

Can you guys Please PLEASE show us moogs car

It's incredible! Sitting here in Vladivostok I hear you guys responding on Vladivostok citizen request. It's a pleasure ;)

We want you guys back on your mums driveway! I don't know why but those episodes are just more fun to watch for some reason.

Please do an episode on hood spacers! Do they actually help cool the engine bay or is it just for looks?

MCM or haggard garage? Sorry haggard had to watch MCM first lol

im happy we will start seeing old school mighty mods

Let’s hope all the old mcm content stays on the interballs for ever 😎

I know this is an old video, but there is another reason to have a catch can. If you have a direct injection engine the fuel does not "wash" the intake valve off. This can lead to coking up the intake valve. I am putting a catch can on my 2019 Nissan Altima for that reason.

They forgot to jack up the car

I know there are plenty of videos showing how to do this install, but this mad video is over 5 years old now, and I'd rather watch Marty and Moog show me how to do it the right way!

So glad you guys are back! Mighty Car Mods

Always watch to the very end!

Welcome to the under 301 club. Enjoy your stay.

Electric Space Wizard is still the best video ever! That intake will NEVER rust now, lol.

Guys I know RU-vid is your thing but really you guys should get a tv show I love watching you guys and I would really pay money to see you guys

It's been a while, can we get an update on how much oil it actually collected?

What a fancy fuck catch can. Meanwhile our team's racecar uses a super light Asahi Beer can.

Glad to see Moog is able to help Marty work on the car again :D

"That's what happens when you blow a seal and from what I seen on the internet it's not pleasant" I shat myself laughing

Sleep? Nah, MCMs comes first!

I dont have a high performance vehicle, so this would be good for older high mileage cars that probably have worn out seals?

Big ups guys! Been watching the episodes for a few years now (and i've watched all of 'em again like 7 times), it's amazing how far you've come! Intro's getting more awesome Every time, your mechanic as Well as presentation skills and camera work is really amazing! It's a joy to watch and a real source of inspiration to try fixing things yourself and make your ride Better for less ;) Hope this show keeps existing for many years to come! Love what you're going! A fan from Belgium

Gotta love watching the old videos

the ontage at the end reminded me of howtobasic

13:55 close your eyes and soak in the majesty.

That feeling when you sit down with a plate of food and see that your favorite show has a new episode. Idea for next episode: Cheap 2 step launch control installation.

Happy that they are going back to their roots and making videos for DIYers

Couldn't find the undies on the site, please update your storefront.

How's the arm

I just need to move to Australia and hangout with Marty and Moog I'm tired of not seeing them for weeks!

ive done this before on my own cars, but its nice to see them do a new little mod for the viewers! good job guys ! cant get enough of this show honestly its one of my favorite channels on youtube.

can i put a catch can on my rotary?

I was like why TF are they wearing sweaters then I remembered... Australia and I just noticed when it was winter over here they were straight up in shorts and idk where I'm going with this

Sooooo it's been two weeks... I miss you guys! I need a maaaad MCM fix and I need it soon!

I don't really get the part where you talk about the PCV. To me, the whole PCV system is made of 2 subsystems: the breather (takes clean air from the air box or whatever filtering system you have) to adjust pressure in the engine crank case when it's too low and the output you are describing here, that rejects the extra pressure of the crank case in form of oil vapour. Usually the output port is connected to the intake manifold itself but I'm not familiar with turbos and it would make sense to connect here like a breather so you don't depressurise the manifold. You can also set a dual system up, because in some extreme cases, the blowby gets back through the breather, which is even worst because it would then be sucked in back into the engine through the MAF sensor and throttle body (which looks like your setup actually but again, maybe it's specifi to turbo engines).

Any opinions on the 2002 impreza as a first car?

hey kids wanna buy a sparco wheel

The word "car" in your opening song became 100% more australian. (thumbsup)

MCM iv been watching u guys for 3 years now and im glad u guys posted this vid its nice when u guys do the diy shit. since u got bigger there hasn't been very many lower budget vids posted. it would be nice if u guys can do a monthly budget diy vid. still lovin u guys... just miss the old days even tho we understand theres only soo much diy u can how us before u run out of options.

Some wrong info with this video. You can in fact use the pcv location for routing the hose. You can even delete the pcv. not every car has random holes in the rocker cover so the pcv location is the only way. This is more for a turbo car. DO NOT follow this video instruction if you have an N/A car.

I was growing impatient :p

Moog : "and for what it says on the internet that is not pleasant" dead! 😂😂😂 best videos ever

Still watching this 2019!! Just epic, edit, music, content and friendship 👊🏻😎

Now tell the folks that they cant dispose that catched oil on the streets but use a proper way to throw it away.

Feel like taking my Nissan patrol and turning it into an off-road weapon?

Catch can between PCV port/valve and post throttle body is actually what should be done first, what these guys did is fresh air side, in fact the oil will go both ways, from the air cleaner to the catch can and into the rocker covers and backwards as well, under idle and slight throttle the air will go backwards to what they think, From the air cleaner, down to their fresh air setup, into the rocker covers, through the crankcase then up to the PCV port because at idle the car will be pulling vacuum, and then burnt via the port into the plenum.

Im glad to see you guys back

Not trying to offend anyone but MCM means man crush Monday to most people who don't know mighty car mods :') :')

I've actually made my own catch can. With a small metal bottle, a sponge and a garden hose. And it works perfectly. Cheapest mod I've done!!!

congrats on the new shop guys!

7:57 Thank you so much for the clarification in regards to the PCV system.

i clearly see a "halt and catch fire" influence in your title intro ¡¡ look awesome

It's been more than two weeks! NEW VIDEO ALREADY!

Hello to MCM from Vladivostok, Russia=) About 96% of traffic in our city is japan cars, and we proud of it. Weloce MCM, we'll show you how to JDM!

Woohooo!!!! The boys are back! My life has been lacking with no MCM goodness!!!

The subtitles for the acronyms were very helpful, gang. Awesome episode as always.

Oh man I love you guys. Just figured out why my R32 is pushing out the dipstick.

Thanks a million guys. I had oil in the VAF of my Festiva (Mazda 121) and couldn't figure out why. Gonna try this.

Mighty Car Mods Thanks for the video. You guys are awesome! I was having MCM Withdrawal symptoms... but this videos gonna get me through the night

considering this season kicked off with both of you getting serious injuries, some how the explosion at the beginning just seems appropriate.

Glad you guys are back! Hopefully can see the oldschool mcm back in action

The boys are back.

Mighty car mods is my absolute favorite thing to watch ever I just wish you guys could do more uploads!

new intro has cow bell. 10/10 amazing work guys

about time for a oil catch can tutorial

Nice to see you back Moog

Welcome back guys !

Catch cans are a great mod, they do help with the longevity of the engine

Lots of love for you guys from us at Krankenwagen Euro Specialist in Miami we love your videos and you guys are awesome keep it up..

Catch cans might help with direct injection port fouling, too... They do make catch cans with a bottom port, if you can find somewhere to return the oil you can run it back to the pan and not have to drain it. You can get a pretty slick hose cutter from the hardware store in the drip irrigation supplies nice and cheap Silicone hose is available, braided or not, it will hold up to the heat and the oil and comes in a variety of pretty colors. Braided bends better.

Think Ima stop watching for a while till I see something I like.