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I would also get some transmission line cause the can doesnt come with enough hose.

Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

 

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I have the Mike Norris can on my truck as well. Very well made and does exactly what it should. It also holds a fair amount of oil. I empty mine at each oil change and it is typically not more than a 1/4 full.

 

Mine did not come with tubing or hose. I went to Autozone and bought some high pressure trans line. Works like a charm.

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Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

 

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I ordered this part from my dealer (12619982 foul air hose) I cut the ends of the existing foul air hose and put the quick connects from that on the hoses coming from the ADD W1 catch can. That way it is a quick push on to the throttle body and the valve cover for the catch can hoses. Then when you change your truck you can quickly remove the catch can and put on the new factory foul air hose then all is back to stock. :driving:

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Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

 

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This is a picture of my ADD W1 installed on my Sierra SLT

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Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

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Picture of the Foul Air Hose

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Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

 

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Check out page 11 post 153 on the Oil Catch Can thread for the hose locations there is a good picture.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/154204-oil-catch-can/page-11

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Was planning on getting some let me know on yours how the lines are set up please maybe pm a picture

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Heres where I mounted mine. Intake goes by the throttle body and the outlet goes buy the intake manifold.

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Heres where I mounted mine. Intake goes by the throttle body and the outlet goes buy the intake manifold.

You the maaaaan

 

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Can anyone confirm for when. I install my can id like to seafoam my truck just to clean the valves would I just seafoam the line on the catch can the goes to the intake side?

 

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Not much in the way of catch cans up here. They are shipped from US to your vendor anyways. My ADD W1 shipped from Cali in 4 days. Cup is pretty small so in the winter you might want to check it daily

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