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How to Increase Gas Mileage. You might not think there are many ways to but below are tips that will help increase your mileage. With the way gas prices keep rising so quickly, any tips that help increase gas mileage are worth taking.

PCV valve and breather filter once a year or every 12,000 miles. This can improve your gas mileage by up to 15 percent.

Replace your fuel filter

Replace a bad oxygen sensor. This can save you up to six trips to the gas pump a year.

Keep your tires inflated. Under-inflated tires run hotter and waste gas. When tire pressure is low, the vehicle must exert more energy. Under inflated tires cause more friction between the tire and the road thus using more gas.

Obviously, Don't use premium fuel if not required.

Replace your gas cap and consider one with a lock. A bad seal can waste $50 in gas a year due to evaporation.

Avoid excessive idling. It will waste gas.

Let your vehicle warm up for a minute or two before driving... especially in summer.

Go the speed limit. Gas mileage decreases rapidly at speeds above 60 mph.

And if at all possible, combine errands into one trip. Avoid carrying unneeded heavy items; an extra 100 pounds in your car or truck can cut fuel efficiency by 1 or 2 percent.

Also, did you know you can run your car on gas and water... and it is better for your car? This increases your gas mileage way more than anything listed above.

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Fit a Race and Rally Car Subaru 3 Port Oil Catch Tank - obp Tech Session

Hello Subaru Racers.

The point of a catch can is to minimize the amount of oil vapor that's fed into an engine's air intake and to stop oil dripping on to the race track.

Normally a 2 port Oil Catch Tank is fine and catches oil vapor from the rocker cover.

On a Subaru WRX you will require 3 ports.

Subaru 3 Port Fitting:

1) From the Rocker Cover Breather

2) Crankcase Vent Tube / PCV Valve

3) Turbo Air Intake

The oil catch tank is plumbed into a vehicle's PCV system to capture the excess crankcase vapors and the residual oil mist from reentering the intake track. Vehicles from the factory vent these excess crankcase vapors and residual oil right back into the intake manifold which could cause detonation and oil deposits to form in the intake track including the valves.

The oil catch tank will allow your engine to run more efficiently due to the separation of oil from the intake system.

When there is oil in your system, the result is:

1) Reduced fuel octane

2) Higher chance of engine knocks (detonation)

3) Worse emissions

4) Higher oil consumption.

The Subaru Air/Oil Separator will solve all of these problems.

As the induction system operates at full efficiency on oxygenated air, fitting an oil catch tank can enable the engine to gain horsepower, as well as prevent carbon & sludge build up in the induction system.

Simply removing the emissions & breather system will tend to result in a very grimy engine bay, as well as being detrimental to the environment, not being allowed on any race tracks and an MOT fail.

For race use cars showing any indications of oil fumes from their breather system will be required to fit a catch tank by the scrutineers.

The Oil Catch Tank basically filters the fumes and oil away from the top of your engine and allows the oil to collect in a Catch Tank. From here it is easily possible to drain this captured oil and dispose of it.

The best Oil Catch Tanks are made out of Aluminium, this offers you a light weight unit that is very strong and durable.

Most race tracks require the use of an Oil Catch Tank for safety reasons.

You can use a Baffled Oil Catch Tanks and Non-Baffled Oil Catch Tanks.

I trust you have found this interesting.

Thank you for your time.

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air breather on air intake?

I have a short ram air intake that has the pcv hose hooked up from the pipe to the valve cover.....i was wondering what the air breather does?...and if i do decide to put one on what do i do about the hole in the valve cover...do i just plug it up

Adding just a filter is rather a bad idea for a NA motor. You would now induce humid air into the motor as the PCV system is supposed to be sealed. The location that this filter is located at, is supposed to see a draw from the intake, applying a small vaccum to the valve cover. Thusly the addition of this filter is having the same affect as creating a vaccum leak(down thru the oil drains in the head, thru the block,the PCV valve and directly to the IM).

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