The "Catch Can" Explained - By Elite Engineering

Elite Engineering · October 30, 2016

Nice! Much better in the bottom of your Catch Can, than blowing across your intake

1300c · October 30, 2016

I took my air intake tube off after 11k miles. I had no oil at all in the intake, or throttle body so since I'm not getting any from the tubes on the valve covers. When should I start seeing deposits? It's dry as a bone in there.

Cowpie · October 30, 2016

I have to check mine weekly on my Cadillac 3.6L. This is what the Elite can has captured in about 1000 miles. The 3.6L has a very poorly designed PCV port and is a known oil eater.

Amuro · October 31, 2016

Hard choice, been looking at the RX and Elite catch can. I want to keep it simple and only go with the oil catch can, inlet and outlet only.

Elite Engineering · October 31, 2016

Hard choice, been looking at the RX and Elite catch can. I want to keep it simple and only go with the oil catch can, inlet and outlet only.

Shoot us an email and we can guide you through the installation. It's very simple and there are a lot of Catch Can options on the market, stick with a company you can trust.

Do it right, do it once, Elite Engineering USA.

Amuro · October 31, 2016

Shoot us an email and we can guide you through the installation. It's very simple and there are a lot of Catch Can options on the market, stick with a company you can trust.

Do it right, do it once, Elite Engineering USA.

Can you provide me the email please! I'll contact y'all because after looking into all of the post/ youtube vids im sold and want one on my new truck

Elite Engineering · November 1, 2016

Can you provide me the email please! I'll contact y'all because after looking into all of the post/ youtube vids im sold and want one on my new truck

Yes, we can always be contacted at:

[email protected]

or

[email protected]

Thanks!

Amuro · November 2, 2016

Ordered it yesterday and can't wait to get it installed!

Yes, we can always be contacted at:

[email protected]

or

[email protected]

Thanks!

Amuro · November 5, 2016

Is it normal for these catch can to have a loud vacuums leak type noise??? It's really annoying, and yes everything is tight, no leaks but the crank case tube going into the oil catch can does sound like a vacumme leak

sdeeter19555 · November 5, 2016

Is it normal for these catch can to have a loud vacuums leak type noise??? It's really annoying, and yes everything is tight, no leaks but the crank case tube going into the oil catch can does sound like a vacumme leak

Yes

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Towerhog · November 5, 2016

Is it normal for these catch can to have a loud vacuums leak type noise??? It's really annoying, and yes everything is tight, no leaks but the crank case tube going into the oil catch can does sound like a vacumme leak

Had a vacuum sound with the thin walled hose that came with mine. I swapped it out with a thicker walled hose and now its barely noticeable.

sdeeter19555 · November 5, 2016

Had a vacuum sound with the thin walled hose that came with mine. I swapped it out with a thicker walled hose and now its barely noticeable.

Depends on the can...

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Amuro · November 5, 2016

Thanks for he fast respond guys, honestly I didn't like the sound/ vacumme noise it was making and I test drove it, it felt and drove different. Not sure if it's all in my head but just some things I didn't like after the install... yes I took it off and back to OEM. Honestly not sure if I'll keep it or go ahead and give it another shot.

Elite Engineering · November 5, 2016

Thanks for he fast respond guys, honestly I didn't like the sound/ vacumme noise it was making and I test drove it, it felt and drove different. Not sure if it's all in my head but just some things I didn't like after the install... yes I took it off and back to OEM. Honestly not sure if I'll keep it or go ahead and give it another shot.

I can honestly say you won't be able to notice anything different from driving your truck. It's just not possible.

As far as any noise, some customers have noticed a slight hissing sound. This doesn't mean you have any leaks, the noise might be a result of the vacuum running through the longer length of hoses. I know this because you can remove the Catch Can out of line, but keep the hose lengths, and the hissing should does not change. It's not inherent to the Catch Can.

A couple things to try, reduce the length of hoses as much as possible. Or try a heavier wall hose.

These Catch Cans really work, especially on our trucks, you'll be amazed at how much oil gets trapped in the Catch Can and not getting sucked into your intake and engine.

dorkweed · November 5, 2016

100% normal. My "basic" Elite CC hisses. I have to "TRY" to hear it at idle with the hood down. It is noticeable with the hood up with the truck running though..................but how often does that happen???

It's catching the oily vapors that would/could potentially cause deposits on the intake valves!!