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What kind of can? Some have NPT fittings for the hoses you could retape and reinstall. Some have tops/bottoms with o-rings that could not be seated or split.

I purchased from Catchcan.com around 5 years ago. It's the 2" pcv model with the drain plug at the bottom.
 

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It's reverse thread more than likely. My drain plug is lefty tight, righty hissy lol..

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Remove the petcock/drain valve and carry it into any auto parts store. It should be a pretty standard size.

Probably 1/4" NPT.
 

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I purchased from Catchcan.com around 5 years ago. It's the 2" pcv model with the drain plug at the bottom.

Like yo, right? 1/8"

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I just installed my 2” pcv model from catchcans.com. That’s a 1/4” npt fitting. I actually swapped the petcock fitting, for a ball valve.


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I just installed my 2” pcv model from catchcans.com. That’s a 1/4” npt fitting. I actually swapped the petcock fitting, for a ball valve.


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Well heck, now I gotta change my oil so I can look at the bottom of mine.
 

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Does anyone know if the catchcans.com is baffled and filtered?
 

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First oil change since installing my catch can. So about half an oil change interval, (1280 miles) I ended up with probably about 1.5oz. Really glad I found this forum, with all the knowledge and experience. [emoji106][emoji16]
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First oil change since installing my catch can. So about half an oil change interval, (1280 miles) I ended up with probably about 1.5oz. Really glad I found this forum, with all the knowledge and experience. [emoji106][emoji16]
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Nice red catch can, I usually find some alcohol in them, lol,
 

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Hehe. I usually use glasses for the scotch. [emoji16][emoji1634]

But the catch can is also red..
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I'm running a engine oil bypass filtration system. Im planning to go till it reads 0%(7500 miles ?) before changing my oil, but I'll let used oil analysis indicate when it needs changing. Here is what I had in my catch can after 1200 miles of fast hwy driving.

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I'm running a engine oil bypass filtration system. Im planning to go till it reads 0%(7500 miles ?) before changing my oil, but I'll let used oil analysis indicate when it needs changing. Here is what I had in my catch can after 1200 miles of fast hwy driving.

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I find that high RPM and repeated heavy loads, such as heavy accelerating, drastically increase the amount of oil in the PCV system.
 

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alright catch can experts....
need a one for my truck - driverside goes to top of manifold, passenger side goes(went) to intake tube.

ive read you should have two separate cans for these systems, why should i not plumb them into a single 3 port can? not sure where to pull vacuum line - could go into intake tube pre-turbo (nearly constant vacuum) or back into the top of the manifold I would just need to use a check valve (vacuum when not in boost)
 

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alright catch can experts....
need a one for my truck - driverside goes to top of manifold, passenger side goes(went) to intake tube.

ive read you should have two separate cans for these systems, why should i not plumb them into a single 3 port can? not sure where to pull vacuum line - could go into intake tube pre-turbo (nearly constant vacuum) or back into the top of the manifold I would just need to use a check valve (vacuum when not in boost)

I've never seen the point of grabbing the passenger side. It's just clean air over there.

@iamdub had a lovely explanation of this the other day.

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