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Disco4SE
20th April 2020, 06:17 PM
Hi all,
Did a search and couldn't find anything.
I was wondering if anyone has fitted a Provent 200 (or Similar) catch can to their SDV8.
Looking forward to some responses.
Cheers, Craig
Bails
21st April 2020, 11:03 AM
Wondering where and how also?
discojools
24th April 2020, 12:52 PM
Can someone explain the benefits of a catch can?
101RRS
24th April 2020, 01:09 PM
My understanding is that essentially a catch can is already designed in all the V land rover diesels so an after market catch can is not needed.
Well that was the consensus when these have been discussed in previous threads.
Garry
Disco4SE
25th April 2020, 05:59 AM
Can someone explain the benefits of a catch can?
Hi Jools,
Hope you are well.
I have fitted catch cans to all my diesel vehicles but not the Rangie as yet.
Here is a good explanation of the benefits of a catch can...... Is a catch can important on a modern turbo diesel? (https://www.4wdingaustralia.com/4x4/is-a-catch-can-important-on-a-modern-turbo-diesel/)
Cheers, Craig
Disco4SE
25th April 2020, 06:01 AM
My understanding is that essentially a catch can is already designed in all the V land rover diesels so an after market catch can is not needed
Not sure how they could do this but I will investigate and report back.
Cheers, Craig
Tombie
25th April 2020, 07:10 AM
Not sure how they could do this but I will investigate and report back.
Cheers, Craig
It’s only a vapour separator. If you have sufficient pathways you can achieve this in the original design.
Disco4SE
25th April 2020, 07:50 AM
It’s only a vapour separator. If you have sufficient pathways you can achieve this in the original design.Problem is..... Most if not all diesel engines do not have this design.
101RRS
25th April 2020, 01:47 PM
Not sure how they could do this but I will investigate and report back.
Cheers, Craig
There are quite a few threads about catch cans for LR V diesels - do a search and you should find something.
ozscott
26th April 2020, 05:41 AM
To be effective the filter media needs to be fine. Which means eventually it clogs reducing flow and effectiveness. In a Mann Hummel Provent 200, the filter membrane is to be replaced at 40,000 k. The Provent also has a well set up pressure relief valve. Mann and Hummel know diesel filtration. I suppose pressure relief could be built in, but unless the LR has a replaceable fine filter membrane it's hard to see how it could be particularly effective.
I can't see how any modern TD would not be assisted by a good quality catch can.
Cheers
Disco4SE
26th April 2020, 07:12 AM
To be effective the filter media needs to be fine. Which means eventually it clogs reducing flow and effectiveness. In a Mann Hummel Provent 200, the filter membrane is to be replaced at 40,000 k. The Provent also has a well set up pressure relief valve. Mann and Hummel know diesel filtration. I suppose pressure relief could be built in, but unless the LR has a replaceable fine filter membrane it's hard to see how it could be particularly effective.
I can't see how any modern TD would not be assisted by a good quality catch can.
CheersProvent is the one I use on my diesels.
I drain it about once a month....... Simple tap under car, and my mechanic checks / cleans it every service.
Cheers, Craig
Bails
27th April 2020, 10:39 AM
Like to see where and how one is fitted to the SDV8. No doubt it would be a cheap positive option.
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