Oil catch can for Ram 1500 5.7 hemi

[69GWC]

https://www.ramforum.com/threads/42-catch-can.112046/

 

[mreservices]

I am using the one made by Moroso and highly recommend it. Yes, it cost a bit more. It’s built very well and mounts left of the radiator for easy access. Most mount near the block. Also, the Moroso has a bottom drain so you an run a hose off the bottom or drain into an empty water bottle instead of reaching in and twisting the bottom can off. I find it much easier to use and does a great job. I had a bad shoulder (just had rotator cuff surgery) and could/can easily drain it. Any model you choose is a great investment in your ram. I drain mine about every 1.5k miles. You will be shocked at the amount of oil you get out that would have gone back into your engine. I ask did a throttle body clean with seafoam at the time of install to ensure it was clean.

 

[MooseKitchen]

Curious if anyone has used the Mishimoto catch can. It seems to have solid reviews, but also carries a hefty price. I'll stick with my Billet unit for now, but didn't know if there was an added bonus to the extra $100+ price tag.

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[Midnight Storm]

Just did Mod 32. It’s about time!!!

 

[Mki5point7]

Curious if anyone has used the Mishimoto catch can. It seems to have solid reviews, but also carries a hefty price. I'll stick with my Billet unit for now, but didn't know if there was an added bonus to the extra $100+ price tag.

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I recently bought the Mishimoto for my 5.7. I bought the truck brand new and saved for it/installed it with 7,200 miles on it. I now have 8,500 and will be opening it up this weekend to see what I find and gauge how often drain intervals should roughly be. I did drive with a heavy foot when I first bought it because it's my first truck and I was shocked how quickly it picks up speed for something so large and weighs so damn much (coming from driving 4 cylinder manual "eco/semi sporty" kind of cars). Now I drive it very modestly and only get on it when I need to if I am merging on the highway, which is not often. Very curious to see what I find!

 

[Michael Trevisan]

Seeing if anybody can help installed my oil catch can and now I’m getting a P0507 code engine idle too high any ideas


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[Flame Red Rebel]

I have two of this company:

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...38E9827CD1F5EF42EDA838E&view=detail&FORM=VIRE



JLT 3.0 was the first mod on my 200 mile dodge SRT 8 !

 

[muddy12]

Seeing if anybody can help installed my oil catch can and now I’m getting a P0507 code engine idle too high any ideas


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Double check all the hose fittings, and that the can lid is sealed. Could be a vacuum leak in the can plumbing.


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[Michael Trevisan]

Ok thank you

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[Nick@GotExhaust]

We offer the UPR catch can and highly recommend it. I run a UPR can on 2 of my personal vehicles. We have them listed here

https://gotexhaust.com/i-23720374-upr-09-21-dodge-ram-5-7l-billet-oil-catch-can-z-mount.html

 

[seabrook]

I built my own from a salvaged industrial air dryer.




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that’s pretty small for industrial was it on a regular?

 

[muddy12]

It came off the compressed air line for an x-ray machine that was used for scientific research.


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