Subject	Agreed. Looks clean but there is oil contamination
Posted by	ConVerTT on January 02, 2022 at 9:46 AM
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In Reply To	I'd recommend running a catch can with that solution if you posted by MixManMash on December 30, 2021 at 10:13 AM
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Follow Ups	Sensor placement questions for going to standalone - Woodnutz (PA) 12:26:12 12/29/21 If you don't mind sharing, what are you looking at for full - J-Mart 13:37:23 12/29/21 If you're asking what sensors I'll be using (physical - Woodnutz (PA) 05:40:37 12/30/21 Re: Sensor placement questions for going to standalone - ouikikazz 17:54:14 12/29/21 That's pretty slick (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 22:30:06 12/29/21 That is a pretty clean solution. I'll have to keep that - Woodnutz (PA) 05:41:49 12/30/21 I'd recommend running a catch can with that solution if you - MixManMash 10:13:56 12/30/21 Agreed. Looks clean but there is oil contamination - ConVerTT 09:46:49 01/02/22 Re: Sensor placement questions for going to standalone - RBS145 06:39:33 12/30/21 Thanks for the feedback, guys! Very helpful - Woodnutz (PA) 07:52:09 01/11/22
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