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From: "Dan Schaefer" <dfs155@adelphia.net>
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Subject: Re: Oil separators
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Dan, FWIW,

I used the ACS oil separator with a small polyethylene bottle attached to
the return outlet. I dump it at each oil change. On my engine, there's
usually about 1 inch of gunk in the bottle - which I wouldn't dream of
returning to my engine . If I remember, the bottle originally contained
Roll-Aids (or some such) and after several hundred hours, shows no signs of
deterioration from the witch's brew it collects.

Dan Schaefer
LNC2 - Early 235