Topic: Water/oil separator called Condensator - can it work? (Read 739 times)

Johnny English · « **on:** 29 January 2012, 12:27:25 »

Just surfing and found this. It has to be installed to the breather system and collects a lot of water and oil that crankcase air contains. Makes smooth run, consumption is decreasing and keep the throttle body and valves and the full breather system clean all the time - allegedly. The first stuff I find believable.

http://www.condensator.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezaddBRZXC0

Kevin Wood · « **Reply #1 on:** 29 January 2012, 16:05:40 »

Not required on an Omega, IMHO. If you keep the oil clean the breather system and throttles will remain clean.

Johnny English · « **Reply #2 on:** 29 January 2012, 17:36:43 »

Quote from: Kevin Wood on 29 January 2012, 16:05:40

Not required on an Omega, IMHO. If you keep the oil clean the breather system and throttles will remain clean.

Thats okay but what about atmospherical humidity, which condensed how the temperature is changing? It seems condensator can work in case of collecting water drops from oil. Nobody have any experience?

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