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Ahh I didn't think about the cooling effect/condensation of the metal can. That explains it! :beer:

My coffee can setup was free... ;)

First drive, 150+ miles. That's when I noticed the oily watery slobber. Since then, I've only driven around town and such, but it's brought up to temp before I drive and ran for over an hour at a time.

It's not oil, it's water that is coming out of mine. Just plain water, it must have a lot of condensation trapped in everything. I do get a few drops of oil suspended in the water, but not a lot.

The concept is interchangeable with gases and liquids. I've got a vehicle AC vacuum that uses the venturi principle to pull vacuum down on the system. There's a venturi like pictured in that diagram that compressed air flows through. There's also a small jet tube that is a tube placed into...

Yes, the name is road draft tube. I just like the "slobber tube" nick name. As to your other question, you're talking about the venturi effect. However it's effect in a hose hanging down would be minimal. You'd need the incoming air to be compressed by the venturi effect to create a lower...

My truck is missing the slobber tube. And honestly I don't like how they look hanging down. Anyhow, my deuce has been making a mess under the truck. My answer is a coffee can! It fits perfect under the turbo and on top of the frame rail. Now all the "mess" collects in the can and I can dump...