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Originally Posted by Superman09
The oil separator catch can sits in line with the PCV system, allowing the oil to condense out of the return air to try and help prevent “gunk” build up on the valves. It functions just like the one provided by GM with the 1LE Camaros, just in a different spot in the line.
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Sorry, I'm not a mechanic... Is it the standard installation of a catch-can?
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Originally Posted by jasco
The catch can manufacture should have attorneys to help solve the issue of GM is insisting that is why they will not warranty it.
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An important point, because GM is stating their product can cause catastrophic engine failure.
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Originally Posted by 13BRM2SSRS
That sucks big fat greasy n@#$ for sure, sorry to hear this. It would be interesting to have the oil pump checked to see if it was the actual problem. If so, have an attorney write a letter stating the failure was due to a known oil pump failure and threaten legal action if it is not taken care of. Letters of this nature should not cost too much and may be worth a try! If they still deny the claim you don't have to follow through with further action unless you want. Finding an attorney that specializes in this type of issue would be helpful. Good luck however you decide to handle it.
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I would have the oil pump checked at a reputable shop that specializes in GM performance vehicles. If the fuel pump has failed, I'd get a notarized statement from the shop.