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ECS Baffled Oil Catch Can System Now Available to FSI and TSI Owners

The modern closed PCV/Breather system is intended to recirculate combustion blow-by gases for cleaner operation and to reduce greenhouse gases. An unfortunate consequence of this system is the unintended ingestion of oil vapor and carbon into the intake tract, lowering the octane rating and leaving harmful deposits on a vehicle’s intake valves and ports that result in an inconsistent air/fuel ratio, lost cylinder pressure, and decreased power. 
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By prototyping and testing multiple design iterations, ECS engineers gained a thorough understanding of the VW FSI and TSI engine’s PCV system. The final product represents the best integrated, most advanced oil catch can system on the market.
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Engineered in-house and manufactured here in the USA, the ECS Baffled Oil Catch Can utilizes a highly efficient 4-chamber oil separator that significantly improves oil/air separation – decreasing oil ingestion and maintaining engine power output. The innovative design also catches as much blow-by gas as possible, bringing carbon buildup to an absolute minimum.  
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Key benefits of the ECS Baffled Oil Catch Can System:
Highly Efficient Oil Separator (Catch Can):
  • Strategically positioned 4 chamber baffle system maximizes oil / air separation
  • Engineered to create multiple changes in the direction of airflow within the separator to cause oil droplets to fall out of suspension before exiting the catch can
  • Knurled and black anodized integrated oil dipstick makes  inspecting oil  volume of reservoir clean and simple
  • Fully serviceable for routine cleaning and maintenance; Includes 2.5mm Allen key to remove baffle plates for cleaning
  • 6061-T6 billet aluminum parts, anodized black for lasting protection and appearance
  • Easy to drain reservoir, simply unthreads from the oil separator for quick draining or cleaning
  • Completely reversible installation, as no OEM components are permanently modified. This is ideal for those who choose to remove their catch can during the cold winter months
  • All parts are pre-assembled and exact-fit, ready to install out of box

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Each system includes the following:

  • 4 Chamber Baffled Oil Catch Can with integrated dipstick and service tool
  • CNC bent, black anodized, aluminum catch can bracket
  • Black zinc OEM fasteners to secure the bracket to the right side engine mount
  • -10AN black nylon braided hose
    •     Cut to exact length for perfect fitment — This alone make’s installation simple and out of the box ready
    •     -10AN black anodized ORB (O-Ring Boss) fittings are pre-installed on each hose for a direct fit install
    •     Oil and fuel resistant to chemical degradation
  • Black anodized line separators
  • Billet machined 6061-T6 aluminum components, anodized black:
    • PCV end cap fitting with OEM securing clip
    • Machined OEM PCV adapter plate (FSI)
    • Uniquely machined OEM Rear -10AN PCV Plate with machined -10AN Intake Adapter (TSI)
  • Oil and fuel resistant, high temperature viton O-Rings pre-installed on all adapters

FSI Applications – ES2954131
VW MK5 GTI 2.0T (2006 – 2008)
VW MK5 Jetta 2.0T (2006 – 2008)
VW MK6 Golf R 2.0T (2012 – 2013)
VW B6 Passat 2.0T (2006 – 2008)
VW EOS 2.0T (2007 – 2008)

TSI Applications – ES2959979
VW MK5 GTI 2.0T (2008 – 2009)
VW MK5 Jetta 2.0T (2008 – 2010)
VW MK6 GTI 2.0T (2010 – 2014)
VW MK6 Jetta GLI 2.0T (2012 – 2013)
VW B6 Passat 2.0T (2008 – 2010)
VW EOS 2.0T (2008+)
VW CC 2.0T (2009+)
               
About ECS Tuning
Specializing in OEM and aftermarket replacement parts and accessories, ECS deftly balances the global concerns of a worldwide industry leader with the accessibility and commitment to accountability typically characteristic of smaller companies.  

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