Did you install the driver's side model or the passenger's side unit? If you know, which is the easier to install and which is easiest to access after installation?Installed a JLT oil separator in the Ecoboost first thing upon delivery July 2021. This is what was in the can this morning @ 1582 miles. Tilted can for better idea. Not a lot but still there.
No experience with driver's side. Installed passenger side and mounted the can stand to the battery tray per install instructions and a YouTube video. Drilled one hole in the battery tray lip; no problem. Hose connections very easy, just unclip the OEM PCV hose and snap in the new ones. The JLT comes preassembled with all mounting hardware. Easy access. Do not over tighten the can or you will need big pliers to take it off!
Thanks for feedback on install. I have the Powerboost that entails a lot of additional stuff under the hood. I did shoot off an email to JLT asking for any info they might have on any install problems with Powerboost option. If the email reply comes back positive I am going to order the JLT oil separator.
No worries.
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Nice they responded quickly and that they are working on it.I did contact JLT concerning any issues of installation of their 3.0 oil separator on the Powerboost 3.5 liter. I received a reply this AM and will paste it below.
We are working on getting the truck in the shop now for a kit to be fitted for it. We should have it available shortly for purchase. We have a customer scheduled to bring their vehicle in for the R&D to be completed within the next few weeks.
John Dozier
JLT Performance
1008 Executive Blvd.
Chesapeake, VA 23320
(757) 335-1940 x 100
www.JLTtruecoldair.com
www.facebook.com/JLTPerformance
From: Contact Form <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2021 9:21 PM
To: JLT Performance <[email protected]>
Subject: 'submitted the form from your 'Contact Us' page
No. The 1975 U.S. federal Magnuson-Moss Act makes it illegal for a vehicle manufacturer to automatically cancel your warranty because you installed aftermarket car parts. The dealer must prove that the specific aftermarket part causes or contributes to the vehicle failure to deny your warranty but the burden of proof is on the dealership.
