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BMW Gray Filter Housing Cap - Blackline Performance Edition Oil is a premium upgrade designed to replace the standard OEM plastic oil filter housing cap. This high-quality billet aluminum cap enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of your BMW's engine.
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05-15-2026
Optimize your vehicle's performance and shield crucial components with the Mishimoto Compact 2-Port Baffled Oil Catch Can. This innovative solution effectively separates oil particles from PCV/CCV air using a 50-micron bronze filter, ensuring defense against oil blow-by for your intercooler, intake system, and vital parts. Constructed with a patented billet 6061 aluminum can sealed with Viton™ O-Rings, this catch can guarantees both durability and effectiveness.
Equipped with a universal mounting bracket, it allows adaptable installation and comes complete with two CNC-machined aluminum 1/2" barbed hose fittings. With an enhanced 3 oz internal capacity, service intervals are prolonged, while its fully serviceable filter and can ensure enduring functionality.
Engineered for safety in pressurized applications, the internal air diverter enhances oil separation by amplifying air turbulence. Available in black, red, or polished finishes, this catch can preserves proper octane levels, reducing potential detonation and promoting extended engine life.
The product package includes the Compact 2-Port Baffled Oil Catch Can, two Aluminum 1/2" Barbed Fittings, and a Universal Mounting Bracket, all backed by the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
WARNING! Prop 65 may apply to this product.
Proposition 65 (Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1968) is a California law that applies to all companies selling products in California.
Prop 65 mandates listing any chemical present above very low levels that are known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information about California Prop 65 warning, visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
