Twin oil separators update JLT 3.0- [ JandL OSC co. ]

Today on the channel, I post my update on my twin 3.0 oil separators from JLT [now JandL oil separator co.] It's just a brief follow-up to the last vlog about the oil separators and now showing both installed and how I placed everything... These are pretty straight-forward and other than needing longer tubing [both needing 3/8in and 1/2in]. It's easy as following the instructions per each can... These for my car keep my oil and internals more clean than not running these... At first I installed the passenger separator first and that was a few droplets of oil after a few days to several days of monitoring that... Shortly from adding the passenger can I went with the optional driver side and it collected a few sludge and condensated partials at first... Now both of these just collect alot of water, moisture, some oil and some ethanol... The driver side fills about quarter from empty about 5 days to about a half full everytime I fill up gas... This is just the driver side... Passenger side is a few droplets to a few oil droplets and left over water and ethanol residual/droplets... More on the driver side though more liquid and higher amounts... I got to keep a close check on the driver side more for my cars needs... These have been throughly emptied out several times since installed the posted video pic is as of 4 weeks and the driver side as of a day from emptied last fills quickly that was a day ago to this video...

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Today's review:

JLT 3.0 [JandL OSC]-
passenger and driver side billet aluminum and knurled bottom separators- update and following up orientation of both installed separators