2011-2023 F-150 K&N Oil Separator Review & Install
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Minimize Build-Ups. Boost the efficiency of your 2011-2023 2.7L/3.5L Ford EcoBoost or 5.0L Ford F-150 with the K&N Oil Separator. Masterfully engineered to minimize oil build-up and contamination, it ensures optimal engine performance. Crafted with direct fit specifications, it promises an impeccable fit.
Black Finished Aluminum. Constructed from high-quality aluminum and wrapped in a durable black finish, it's as resilient as it is stylish. With a generous 6-ounce capacity housed in a round tank shape, it's perfectly sized for effectiveness.
Installation. Putting this Oil Separator on your ride is easy and requires no drilling.
Warranty. There is a 10-year warranty on this product.
Application. This K&N Oil Separator fits all 2011-2023 2.7L/3.5L Ford EcoBoost and 5.0L Ford F-150 Models. amtrucks.at/3OakZiJ
Intro - 0:00
Features - 0:32
Construction - 2:05
Price - 2:50
Install Difficulty - 3:24
Full Install - 4:07
Item T588166
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If you are having issues fitting back the engine cover, you'll have to adjust the pipe fitting that you attached to the catch can, point it downwards then attach the hose, that will make your engine cover fit.
Or…. Skip the heat retention/cover 😅
Nice video
I have a 2018 F150 2.7 Ecoboost and I'm having the same problem, not able to place back the engine cover. I've tried pointing the fitting downward, but if I do that then the hose will not reach. For know, I'm driving around without the engine cover to my eyes that's not a clean look. Any other ideas?
Looks like customer put Teflon tape incorrectly. Not a plumber but I thought you supposed to put tape with direction of thread
Good 👁. He did it backwards.
And he used way to much
Correct, and for good measure if it’s folded over like his was in the beginning I would start over and lay it flat not bunched up. Don’t just wrap it around it. I’ve done a fair bit of plumbing and while yes this will most likely prevent leaks it could affect how long with vibrations etc, I’d have it flat, take your time, it’s important part of anything with water/oil/gas/pressure
@@dlandis03yea if the manufacturer has a certain spot the threads are supposed to line up at and you have to crank that last one as hard as he did to get it to line up. Take it off and use one less teflon wrap to start. I agree with ya
I’ve read reviews that hoses are too short, and engine cover won’t go back on? Anyone have this issue?
Not for me. I just installed one on my 2018 3.5 Ecoboost and there is plenty of hose.
Yeah I have a 2015 3.5 EB and that engine cover would not fit after installing this catch can. What I did was point the pipe fitting that you attached to the catch can downwards then you can attached the hose and that will work. This video was done without putting back the cover.
@@ChefJohnsonfoodandskillsI heard removing the cover is better for heat distribution rather then trapping it
I’ll never take a man seriously that uses a crescent wrench on painted fittings….
Did you see him put on the teflon tape backwards 😂