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Step 1: Remove Strut Tower brace
Step 2: Remove Intake Cover
Step 3: Remove PCV tube from intake and valve cover
Step 4: Cut 90 degree fittings from PCV tube
Step 5: Cut / Remove remaining tube from 90 degree fittings
Step 6: Remove remaining tube from 90 degree fittings and set 90 degree fittings aside
Step 7: Cut (1) pc of ½” hose 22” long
Step 8: Insert 90 degree fitting into one end of ½” hose
Step 9: Re-Install 90 degree fitting to intake
Step 10: Re-Install Intake cover
Step 11: Re-Install Strut Tower brace
Step 12: Assemble Billet mounting bracket to stainless mount, note orientation of 1/4x20 SHCS
Step 13: Install Billet / Stainless mount to Strut Tower Brace
Step 14: Re-Install all mounting bolts
Step 15: Assemble Air Oil Separator as shown, apply Teflon tape to all fittings
Step 16: Insert Air Oil Separator into billet clamp, line up seam of Air Oil Separator with billet clamp
Step 17: Cut (1) pc of ½” hose 10” long
Step 18: Insert 90 degree fitting into one end of ½” hose
Step 19: Re-Install 90 degree fitting to valve cover
Step 20: Route ½” hose from valve cover to rear fitting of Air Oil Separator and mark for trim cut
Step 21: Trim ½” hose as needed and install to rear 90 degree push lock fitting
Step 22: Route ½” hose from intake to front fitting of Air Oil Separator and mark for trim cut
Step 23: Trim ½” hose as needed
Step 24: Install to front 90 degree push lock fitting
Install is Complete
Draining of Air Oil Separator is needed; this will depend on driving conditions (i.e.) normal day to day driving check every 1,000 miles until a baseline is established. A good baseline is to drain the Air Oil Separator when it is about HALF full. This will vary with temperatures (cold winters vs. hot summers). For track usage Air Oil Separator will need to be drained after every outing.
There are several different methods to draining Air Oil Separator. The first and simplest method is to place a cup or MOROSO part # 65805 under drain elbow and open ball valve, once draining is complete close ball valve. The second method is to run a length of ½” hose from elbow to under carriage of vehicle and place drain pan under vehicle at this time open ball valve, when draining is complete close ball valve. This hose may also be permanently installed for future draining.