Hey.
I got the oil seperator from REM.
Lately i noticed it has stoped working.. Ive put 30,000 miles on it.
I Took it apart and cleaned it.. But i still havent caught any oil with it.
Any one know whats up ?

 

I don't know what to tell ya. I bought a LFP oil seperator and its works about 50% of the time. I just ordered a L&S oil seperator last night. That one seems to have real good reviews.

 

I was going to order the LFP one, but what is the L&S oil seperator? I havent heard of it, can you give me a link?

 

Just drill a small hole in the bottom of the stone and you'll be back in business.

 

Mine has always worked ok. I did clean the filter thingy at about 20k miles and was supprised at how much junk came out of it.

Generally I fill it 1/2 way up in about 600 miles or so.

Rich

 

Mine did the same thng. Stopped working after about 15k miles so I pulled it out and cleaned the stobe with brake cleaner. Re-installed it and it still doesnt catch oil.

I guess I will drill a tiny whole in the bottom of the stone as stated above and see if that works.

 

Same thing happening here. Seems to have stopped working. Is this bad? Wouldn't this prevent the crankcase from ventilating? What do I do?

 

I just installed one last weekend. It filled up 1/4 of the way the first day, and hasn't continued to fill up any more than that since then. I too am thinking that somehow it's not catching any more oil.

 

Just drill a small hole in the bottom of the stone and you'll be back in business.

 

thats odd... I empty mine every fill up or so....I have never cleaned it or anything.... is everyone having this problem?

 

I remember the first 10 miles on mine.. it was nearly 1/2 full! But it's been about 22k miles now and it's pretty consistant.

If anybody is having problems.. just call REM and they'll set it straight.

Rich

 

I had a different problem with my first seperator, REM took care of it right away. Thanks for that, if you guys read this.

 

What if I just removed the stone completely?

 

Just drill a small hole in the bottom of the stone and you'll be back in business.

 

does someone hear an echo or something?