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Hey fellas, been noticing about every month I'm having to drain the catch can of water.

It has a hint of a smell of ethanol to it and no trace of oil.... just clear water.

I'm emptying out up to a full cup of water sometimes. :-/

Anyone had any similar experience or know what the f*ck is going on?

I understand that ethanol is hydroscopic but still this much clear water has got me puzzled.

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  • Menace
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I get that but just seems a little excessive... Thank god I fitted the catch can, would hate having that much vapour/water going into the motor

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Seems quite normal on E85 mate, a friend of mine gets it quite regularly in his hi-po skyline on E85

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fair enuf.

Just seems odd that's all.. my brothers ute is running virtually the same setup as my car, same power yet not a drop in his catch can.

I have read about other cars seeing water in the catch can, just nothing on here.

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Ended up tapping in a 3/8 thread and fitted a 8mm pneaumatic fitting with a little hand valve in place of where the plug was.. thinking of putting a little solenoid there contolled by the hobbs switch (10lb) so I dont have to drain the f*cker every 3 weeks LOL

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