EVIL ENERGY 3OZ Oil Catch Can for Ford F150, Raptor & Expedition – 2.7L/3.5L EcoBoost & 5.0L V8

Designed for Ford EcoBoost and 5.0L Coyote Engines

Ford F-150 3.5L and 2.7L EcoBoost

Ford’s EcoBoost engines combine direct fuel injection, turbocharging, and sophisticated crankcase ventilation systems.

During operation, oil vapor can travel through the PCV circuit into the intake manifold. Because direct-injection engines do not continuously wash intake valves with fuel, reducing oil mist may help limit one contributor to intake-valve deposits.

The EVIL ENERGY oil separator is intended to intercept some of this oil vapor before it reaches the intake.

Learn How oil catch cans work using this guide.

Ford F-150 5.0L Coyote V8

The 5.0L Coyote V8 also uses crankcase ventilation to manage internal engine pressure.

Installing a compatible oil catch can can help reduce oil residue inside the intake manifold and throttle-body area, particularly on engines subjected to frequent towing, high-load operation, or performance driving.

Roush and Whipple Supercharged F-150 Applications

Forced-induction applications can benefit from effective crankcase vapor management, especially under sustained high engine loads.

The EVIL ENERGY kit is advertised for select F-150 5.0L engines equipped with Roush or Whipple superchargers. However, the correct hose routing, PCV connections, and bracket placement must be confirmed for the exact supercharger configuration.

Fine-Mesh Aluminum Filtration and Easy Maintenance

The EVIL ENERGY 3OZ Oil Catch Can uses a fine-mesh aluminum filtration element to help separate suspended oil droplets from crankcase vapors.

As oil collects inside the reservoir, the remaining gases continue through the PCV system.

The removable lower tank allows owners to inspect and drain collected oil without disassembling the entire installation.

An integrated O-ring helps seal the reservoir when properly installed.

Recommended Maintenance

EVIL ENERGY recommends checking the collection reservoir after the first 500–1,000 miles to determine how quickly oil accumulates.

Actual service intervals depend on driving conditions, engine wear, climate, and crankcase blow-by.

Inspect more frequently during cold weather, frequent short trips, or demanding driving conditions. Empty the reservoir before it becomes full. Turbo oil leaks and crankcase pressure can cause issues you don’t want.

Ford F-150 Oil Catch Can Fitment Chart

Manufacturer-advertised compatibility. Confirm the exact kit configuration before purchase, particularly for revised PCV connections, supercharger layouts, and later model years.

*Supercharged fitment depends on the specific supercharger installation and PCV routing. Learn how to replace your valve cover gasket using this DIY guide.

Important fitment note: The advertised year ranges cover multiple Ford engine generations and PCV system configurations. They should not be treated as verified direct-fit coverage for every listed model year without checking the manufacturer’s exact part number and installation instructions.

EVIL ENERGY 3OZ Oil Catch Can Specifications

Installation Tips for Ford F-150 Owners

The EVIL ENERGY kit is designed for installation in the engine’s PCV circuit, typically on the crankcase-to-intake-manifold side.

The supplied brackets, hose, and quick-connect fittings are intended to simplify mounting and reduce the need for custom fabrication.

Before installation, identify the correct PCV routing for your engine generation. Avoid obstructing factory PCV valves, pressure-regulating components, or required crankcase ventilation passages.

For turbocharged and supercharged engines, it is especially important to preserve proper ventilation operation under both manifold vacuum and boost.

After installation, verify that the system remains sealed, inspect all hose connections, and check for vacuum leaks or diagnostic trouble codes.

Is an Oil Catch Can Worth It on an EcoBoost F-150?

For Ford owners who plan to keep their trucks long-term, tow frequently, or operate modified turbocharged engines, an oil catch can can be a useful supplemental maintenance component.

It is not a substitute for regular oil changes, a properly functioning PCV system, or factory-recommended maintenance.

However, reducing the quantity of oil droplets entering the intake may help keep certain intake components cleaner over time.

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Buy the EVIL ENERGY 3OZ Oil Catch Can at Pro Street Online

Upgrade your Ford truck’s crankcase vapor management with the EVIL ENERGY 3OZ Oil Catch Can for Ford F-150, Raptor, and Expedition.

With its compact aluminum filtration system, removable reservoir, included mounting hardware, and quick-connect PCV fittings, this kit offers a convenient solution for owners looking to reduce oil contamination inside their intake systems.