where did you mount your oil separator?

[Explosive]

Hey, I have an 03 mach 1 but figure more people here have separators. I have a upr billet separator but I cannot figure where it would fit best. So just wanted to see pics of where you guys have mounted yours. This would be for the drivers side of the engine. I have a jlt pre filter on the passenger side.

Thanks

 

[timspony]

Mounted my JLT on the firewall (plastic) on the drivers side...Also using the JLT pre-filter on the passenger's side!

 

[JuStAkId]

Mounted my JLT on the firewall (plastic) on the drivers side...Also using the JLT pre-filter on the passenger's side!

X2 with what Tim said

 

[03' White Snake]

Mine is in the same spot as Tim's.

 

[ArmedSuspect]

same spot as everyone else...

 

[Explosive]

I think mine too long to fit there. Hmmm

 

[04DeadShort]

I have the same upr piece you have. Only place i found to mount it is behind the front bumper. I should have gone with the 05 & up kit because it is held with a clamp. The height can be adjusted on them.

 

[cj428mach]

Mounted my JLT on the firewall (plastic) on the drivers side...Also using the JLT pre-filter on the passenger's side!

http://s654.photobucket.com/user/timspony/media/20140316_104010.jpg.html

That's how mine is done. I'm running prefilters on the pass and drivers side as well.

 

[Skitzerman]

 

[MassDSGsvt]

I deleted the PCV. Havnt had a issue of oil mess but I also dont drive mine as much as others.

 

[jpk]

Same spot for mine.

 

[5spd07gt]

Bobs Auto Sports is about to launch a Terminator specific oil separator kit. It utilizes a fender bolt for install. Brackets are being produced now. Look for them in the next month or so. Look for updates @bobsautosports on instagram, bobsautosports.com and Bob's Auto Sports on Facebook. Custom powder coat and hydro dipping available on the filters as well.

 

[black 10th vert]

Mine is inside the strut tower on the driver's side. It is completely hidden from view, and more effective than those high mounted setups because it is at the lowest point possible in the system, so gravity can do it's thing. A bit harder to empty, though, because you have to turn the steering wheel to get good access to it, or do it on a lift as I do.

 

[KLeech]

Mine is inside the strut tower on the driver's side. It is completely hidden from view, and more effective than those high mounted setups because it is at the lowest point possible in the system, so gravity can do it's thing. A bit harder to empty, though, because you have to turn the steering wheel to get good access to it, or do it on a lift as I do.

+1 on having something like this. Mines mounted up behind my front bumper also completely hidden from view.

 

[SlowSVT]

I would mount it as low as possible and in front of the engine bay in a place where will stay cool. That will maximize condensation and prevent any oil trapped in the canister from crawling up the vent tube into the intake tract.