So with the freezing temps and me being an idiot and forgetting to empty my catch can, it filled up and froze.
Now, all the threads I'm seeing show what the signs are when your catch can freezes but not actually what to do when it happens. Seeing as I'm stuck at work, is it possible to start the car, unscrew the oil filler cap to release extra pressure (prevent damage) start the car and try to hit the catch can with a heat gun? I don't want to cause any damage to the motor and figured this might be the best way.
The temp is going to be in the single digits for the next couple of days so I don't see it thawing out on its own anytime soon.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! :thumbsup:
Now, all the threads I'm seeing show what the signs are when your catch can freezes but not actually what to do when it happens. Seeing as I'm stuck at work, is it possible to start the car, unscrew the oil filler cap to release extra pressure (prevent damage) start the car and try to hit the catch can with a heat gun? I don't want to cause any damage to the motor and figured this might be the best way.
The temp is going to be in the single digits for the next couple of days so I don't see it thawing out on its own anytime soon.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! :thumbsup:
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