J&L Oil Separator Co. 2022-2024 Nissan Frontier 3.8L Install 3113P
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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Part Numbers: 3113P-B & 3113P-C
Applications this fits:
2022-2024 Nissan Frontier 3.8L
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This is one of the very few times where a project actually turned out to be EASIER than the RUclips video showed. On my 2023 Frontier there was PLENTY of room and to hose going to the PVC fitting did NOT need any grease or any lube at all to install. Just a little extra "elbow grease', LOL.
Installed mine today on my 2023 Frontier Pro4X. Great looking can, quality.
Great instructions and super easy to install this product that should have come stock from the factory
Thanks for making a good priced quality can! I was going to go with another big frontier parts company but hesitated because of price. Glad I found y’all!
Just got mine today, install took less than 5 minutes! Quality product, great customer service and easy install. I hesitated buying the catch can due to all the debate surrounding them. I hope it works as intended and does not harm my truck.
How is going so far? Installed mine today?
5 minutes to install AND 10 minutes (or more) to collect the tools (LOL).
Great how-to! I had my oil separator installed in less than 10 minutes!
I thought this would benefit turbo vehicles more. Install seems so simple, thanks for posting the video.
It IS simple and quick. If you are really pressed for time install the bracket first and finish the install later.
Just installed mine today. Thanks guys
Installed today on my 2023 pro 4x. Took 10min. Quality product. Hoping to see some difference
For the price it is a no brainer. Adds life to the 3.8 engine.
Installed in 5 min, after 700 miles i found about 2oz of oil so yeah get one
Why does the Nissan 3.8 need this you ask? Because Nissan developed a new V6 with direct injection and ignored the fact that it would need port injection as well to keep the intake valves clean.
Toyota and Ford are doing dual port injection, even Hyundai is getting into it. What gives Nissan?
You otherwise make a great truck.
Easy peasy. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback, we wish they all worked out this easy!
Thank you for this video. I’m a proud owner of a 2024 Pro 4X and installed this, this morning. Took me about 20 mins, I’m not an expert, but I am going to learn more about my truck and start doing oil changes. First is recommend at 5000 miles, but anyone think I should change earlier? Oil recommendations? Motul?
Best thing to do is do first oil/filter change at 1,000 miles, this will flush out all break in contaminants. Use name brand full synthetic oil in 0w-20 and use the OEM Nissan oil filter for warranty purpose. Do oil changes every 4k miles after the first change. Z-1 Offroad has service kits for the Frontier and Titan and lots more cool stuff, Nissan has a service kit from Z-1 check it out. Doing the above will add life to the Nissan 3.8 and enjoy the truck, I love my 2023 Pro4X.
Thank you for the tips.
Easy install , works great! Thanks 👍🏻
Please make a bracket for the old style Frontier 2020 2021 with the new 3.8 in it. obviously the vacuum lines hook up the same just need bracket location. Maybe firewall, sheet metal screw? Thanks
We're trying our best to find one of those trucks locally to come up with a mounting location. If you know of one near us, send them our way!
Any updates with the 2020/21 models?
I would like to make a suggestion that you explain which side is the in and which side is the out on the catch can, the filtered side is always the in side and the unfiltered side is always the out side but in this video you say nothing about it. I know you have on line with a barb but this is something that still needs to be explained. Seem J&L will move the filter from one side to the other depending on the application which just confuses this even more.
Thanks for the feedback. We do try to make our install videos and directions as easy to follow as possible, but there's always room for improvement!
You never explained which one is “in” and “out” on the oil catch can? It would be great if you could explain which is “in” and “out”. Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. The air flows into can through the "C" side of the can. This is the side that plugs into your factory line.
@@jloilseparatorco.1853 , so the”c” is the “in” which plugs into the intake and the “out” plugs into the pcv.. yes? Thnaks
The "C" is the in side which plugs to the PCV, the "O" side plugs to the intake. Air flows from the PCV to the intake
@@jloilseparatorco.1853 Thank You
Was surprised to find out my engine performed better. Not a huge difference but noticeable. Glad I came across this product. I have been using injector cleaner quite a bit for sluggish performance, think this will help a lot.
Cool
Will putting this on an engine with a cold air intake be a problem?
No, it shouldn't be an issue.
Question: how to check the oil collection? Uninstall it or there is a quicker way to open the can?
Will this void the warranty? If so, I guess I will have to remove it before bring it to the dealer?
The bottom of the can unthreads from the top for servicing the separator.
As far as the warranty goes, if you read the fine print on any warranty contract you will find a lot of reasons your warranty can become void; installing aftermarket parts can be one of them. However, per the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act proof would have to be provided that the after-market part caused the failure.
If you need further clarification, contact your vehicles service department. Some are easier to deal with than others.
My Dealer told me this can will not void warranty. Service manager knows about the oil catch cans and sees them on trucks.
What benefit does this do for my Nissan Frontier i just bought it today and stumbled across this
Helps prevent harmful blow by from passing through the PCV system and into your intake tract. Check this video out for a more in depth explanation: ruclips.net/video/nTpUjiCsPK8/видео.html
Little to none. If it needed one it would be on it from the factory.
So why not just Vent to the atmosphere using a PCV breather filter? In other words, screw the EPA. How much is your system?
$159 for this kit, and free shipping to the continental US.
Who will catch a person doing this? Please tell us.....(at least in the USA).
Does.frontier has fuel injector to intake valve? Or just direct injection only?
The 2022-23 3.8L is a direct injection engine.
Does the bottom of the can unscrew for draining?
Yes it does.
How often do I need to clean the separator itself? will it clogged ?
We recommend cleaning the oil separator roughly every 15K miles or so, which can be done by spraying brake clean through the filter and can and then allowing it to air dry.
Are your prices in usd or cad? Shipped to canada it says $200 (160+40)
They are in USD.
I have a 2022 pro4x. What are the benefits of doing this??
Check this video out for a good explanation: ruclips.net/video/nTpUjiCsPK8/видео.html. If you have more questions feel free to reach out to info@jlosc.com
Search and find there are pros and cons. Believe what you believe but do a lot of research and pricing. The price of this can is extremely high...only you can determine if it is worth it.
Which way is the direction of airflow?? Does it flow from the pvc area or does it flow from behind there to where u unplugged the pcv hose?
Air flows from the valve cover where the PCV valve is up to the intake manifold.
I have heard some people put a catch can on both sides of the engine.i dont know much about it but maybe right before it goes back into the intake? And I believe some have said they caught more on the intake side...do u know anything about this?maybe im explaining it wrong or have it mixed up but I want to make sure my set up is the best it can be .if that means two of them then cool ...also I saw someone test different medias in the catch can and tested the difference in pressure .i believe they sais the brass filters restrict air and create more pressure..i dont want to put a system in until I know it wont mess with the pressure too much and to make sure i catch as much as possible.any thoughts on this?
Also how is this system set up?the engine I mean..1 pcv on the passenger side and where does that hose connect to (from the catch can) does it connect to the valve cover on the other side?would it be better to put the catch can on the other side if they are somehow both connected to catch all the oil or how is the 3.8 v6 set up?
The vehicle has what is commonly referred to as a "clean" and "dirty" side PCV system. Our kit interrupts the "dirty" side. From our experience the "clean" side on most vehicles collects little to no oil.
@@jloilseparatorco.1853 Thabk you
will this fit a 2020 Nissan frontier with the 3.8 V6 since it's the same engine or does the 2022 mount in a different location in the engine bay?
Jonathan,
I was looking at photos of the 2020-2021 earlier and it really depends if the wiper cowl pin location is the same. Could you please send us some pictures of that area of your 2020? Send to info@jlosc.com and we'll take care of you!
Email sent, thank you.
I don't think so. Just looked at my 2020 and the wiper cowl is totally different. Probably same as the 05-19 cowl
@Yes Man That's correct, we'll work on getting a 20-21 in the shop to create a kit.
Use one of the clip holes for the rear rubber hood seal. Use a button cap screw to install the bracket. Once complete, secure the rubber seal next to the screw with a strip of outdoor double sided tape.
What is that for? Thanks
Hope this helps: ruclips.net/video/nTpUjiCsPK8/видео.html
Any impact on warranty?
If you read the fine print on any warranty contract you will find a lot of reasons your warranty can become void; installing aftermarket parts can be one of them. However, per the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act proof would have to be provided that the after-market part caused the failure. If you need further clarification, contact your vehicles service department. Some are easier to deal with than others.
Is it safe to use in cold places like here in canada?
In very cold climates in the winter months condensation can build up in the oil separator itself. You'll want to check it more frequently in the winter months as it'll fill faster due to that. Other than that, no problem.
No it's not you rusk flooding your pcv circuit.. this catch can is pure nonsense and only advised for turbo charged engines where oil carryover is a bigger problem since the oil circuit is pressurized and can leak on the journal bearing in the turbo shaft
@@Ashoud_Anobetah That's YOUR opinion.