Oil drain mod

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin09 Jan 2014, 13:58

hi guys is it possible to do the oil drain mod that is done on a rb to a ca18det? and what is the benifit

RRay20020 May 2014, 12:48

yes. i've done it...

HHotstuff25 May 2014, 09:23

What are the benefits and how is it done please? Pics will also help

rratadmin25 May 2014, 15:27

Never heard of it being done on the ca18

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RRay20025 May 2014, 20:54

Mine working sharp.

GGary5725 May 2014, 21:02

Point is to drain oil back to sump from head, some CAs oil returns can become block over the years.

Kinda pointless on a well running motor IMO.

RRay20025 May 2014, 21:06

Yes. But keep that revs high for a long time and you'll end up runnig with a dry sump. Result. Bearing s kaput, and how many of us were victims...

RRay20025 May 2014, 21:08

Rather be safe than be sorry. I don't think any of us will risk that if you spend 90k on a motor.

GGrobblere20 Jun 2014, 23:01

As mentioned on the 200sx chat.

If you have excessive breathing which leads to excessive sump compression on high boost you can have as many drains as you like but the pressure would still need to vent and press out the oil at the tapped covers. If that is the case you may be better off to just modify the sump and fit an extra drain pipe next to the existing drain pipe for the turbo which you can use by connecting the breathers to a breather tank with a catch tank which would in turn then allow the oil to drain back to the sump instead of it being pushed out of the motor into the atmosphere. By thus method the engine has another hole which would allow the oil to be drained back into the system instead of being lost.

Also fit a oil cooler to allow for more oil in the system which would mean a cooler oil, to my understanding the warmer the oil gets the thinner it would get and make for a bigger chance of blow out.

Another option would also be to enlarge the stock sump so that it may take atleast 1 liters of extra oil.

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