A check of my Hyundai Santa Fe catch can

[ZZman]

Installed on our 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe with 2.0 Turbo. About 1,000 miles of use when the contents were checked. I figure about an ounce was collected. Smelled heavy of fuel.

 

[wbwanzer]

I had a can on a '13 Veloster turbo that would accumulate a lot of liquid during the winter. Less during warmer months.

 

[ZZman]

I had a can on a '13 Veloster turbo that would accumulate a lot of liquid during the winter. Less during warmer months.

Yes, will be keeping an eye on condensation over winter. This was checked before Michigan winter set in.

 

[MrBaumTastic]

Does that stuff freeze? I figure gas and oil won't freeze at 32° F but if enough moisture accumulates, would it freeze? Does a car with this set up, sitting outside in below freezing temperatures every night, run that risk?

 

[Johnny248]

Yes, will be keeping an eye on condensation over winter. This was checked before Michigan winter set in.

Mine seem to get some condensation going here in Michigan over the winter.

 

[Pablo]

About as much as I get in my Tacoma in 5K miles or so. It's a mix of oil and partial combustion by products.

 

[Marcozi]

ZZman, drive the car at highway+ speeds for 30 minutes (longer if it's reeeelllly cold) to burn off the condensation in the crankcase.