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So I've been reading and watching a bunch on the skyactive engines, and found out that it's a GDI engine ( direct injection ) so fuel does not spray over the valves causing the carbon build up on them. One of the solutions I found to slow down the carbon build up is an oil catch can. Does anyone have any opinions on that?
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Given that a catch can hopefully actually 'catches' something, do you know where this expells its waste? Or is it something that a shop should be checking every oil change or something to clean out. I remember in my old genesis coupe the catch can I installed would get disgusting with oily gunk but it was better than it being recirculated into the intake and pooling on the turbo inlet. This is the first time ive seen anything factory related of the sort so Im curious and now worried about how this gets handled.
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