2009-2020 Challenger 5.7L HEMI JLT V3.0 Passenger Side Satin Oil Catch Can Review & Install
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Your Dodge Challenger's engine’s performance can be severely affected by the build-up of sludge and it can even lead to premature wear that can shorten engine life. Fortunately, the JLT V3.0 Satin Oil Catch Can (a.k.a. oil separator) can help prevent this from occurring. Featuring a highly-efficient multi-stage filter, the V3.0 Oil Catch Can can remove more oil vapor from the PCV system’s venting and allow clean air to enter the intake.
The V3.0 Oil Catch Can is made from billet aluminum and not plastic like lesser oil separators. The V3.0 is not only tougher and more durable, it also looks better especially with its satin anodized finish.
The JLT V3.0 Oil Catch Can can be installed using common garage tools in under an hour. No drilling is required and it comes with the required hardware and hoses.
The JLT V3.0 Oil Catch Can is warrantied to be free of defects in materials and workmanship. The warranty only applies to the original purchaser and exclusions will apply. muscle.am/2TYrMNi
Item CH1721
MPN# 3061P-C
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Any video for the 3.6? There's plenty on youtube, but not one person explains which hose is the feed, and which hose is the return. Thx so much!
A can cannot reduce blow by. That has to do with your rings letting compression by them on the power stroke.
Do these catch can have “left” & “right” sides? As in does it matter what side go to the engine?
Good question. NOT one of the videos I have watched explains which is the IN and which is the OUT.
My kit didn’t come with a spacer is it needed ?