Just checked catch can and Wow!!!

[thecritter]

Is this a brand other than UPR or Mishimoto? They're the only 2 making them for the JL that I am aware of.

@nositting UPR it was a very easy clean install.

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[thecritter]

What motor? 4 banger or 6?

6

 

[melendez69]

 

[melendez69]

you don't need to be afraid of saying what brand you use. if there's something that works well for you, you shouldn't be afraid to help others out with the info.

Agreed... and it's not like there's an abundance of makers for this thing for the JL. We call out manufacturers here often... good, bad, or indifferent; sponsors or not. Helps out the community.

 

[roaniecowpony]

Just checked catch can and WOW only 3k miles and almost halfway full. Don't wanna say brand don't think they are a sponsor and I know there is a sponsor that has them. Any catch can is better than nothing. This was with no extreme angles this round.

That's gotta be the smallest catchcan in the world. Surprized it wasn't overflowing.

 

[Litfuse]

I’m installing my UPR catch can today. I’ll let everyone know how well it works.

 

[Rhinebeck01]

I’m installing my UPR catch can today. I’ll let everyone know how well it works.

@Litfuse

Be sure to save everything you pull off your JL when you do the catch can install.

You will need those pull offs every time you go to the dealership service department.

You will have to uninstall the catch can and get it back to stock before/ each time, your JL goes to the dealership service department.

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[Litfuse]

@Litfuse

Be sure to save everything you pull off your JL when you do the catch can install.

You will need those pull offs every time you go to the dealership service department.

You will have to uninstall the catch can and get it back to stock before/ each time, your JL goes to the dealership service department.

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Unless I need warranty work, I do all my own stuff. Depending on the warranty work, sometimes I just do it myself as well. I hope I never have to use it on my JLR.

 

[Rhinebeck01]

Unless I need warranty work, I do all my own stuff. Depending on the warranty work, sometimes I just do it myself as well. I hope I never have to use it on my JLR.

@Litfuse

Yes, I avoid dealership service departments like the plague..

With today's vehicles.... especially a 1st yr. model vehicle, it is very hard not to have to go to the dealership for say TSB related, computer flashes, etc. that you just can't do yourself. Also anytime you have a part malfunction.. break because of a design flaw, etc., the vehicle has to go in.

So, even though you are like I and do your own work, you will be .... anyway, do keep your pull offs.

My post was just meant to remind you to go easy on the stuff you pull off and then save the pull offs cause you will be reinstalling the stuff quite a bit.

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[PowerGuy]

@Litfuse

Be sure to save everything you pull off your JL when you do the catch can install.

You will need those pull offs every time you go to the dealership service department.

You will have to uninstall the catch can and get it back to stock before/ each time, your JL goes to the dealership service department.

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False, my local dealership has never said anything about the catch can on my ‘10 challenger and they’ve performed all the warranty work on it.

And if your statements were true, wouldn’t it apply to all the mods we do to our Jeeps?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

False, my local dealership has never said anything about the catch can on my ‘10 challenger and they’ve performed all the warranty work on it.

And if your statements were true, wouldn’t it apply to all the mods we do to our Jeeps?

@PowerGuy

You'll learn .... Yup, there are a lot of mods you sure as hell should remove before a trip to the dealership.

SURE, you can leave them on. You will figure it out.... I have been there done that and know the drill, so to speak.

Yes, much depends on the dealer and such but when you have an issue, the first thing the dealer is going to do is cry foul ..... that the mod was the cause and FCA is........

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[Rhinebeck01]

@PowerGuy

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...rangler-jl-catch-can.18704/page-6#post-570893

 

[rockadile]

@PowerGuy

You'll learn .... Yup, there are a lot of mods you sure as hell should remove before a trip to the dealership.

SURE, you can leave them on. You will figure it out.... I have been there done that and know the drill, so to speak.

Yes, much depends on the dealer and such but when you have an issue, the first thing the dealer is going to do is cry foul ..... that the mod was the cause and FCA is........

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Haha...it’s a 2 way street. Maybe it’s YOUR dealer that’s the problem?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

@rockadile

You'll learn. You'll learn that when the chitt hits the fan so too speak the dealer ise going to cow down and FCA will dictate what happens / what the dealer gets paid for.

Sure, I do have dealers that turn their head/ ignore add ons.. but when the chitt hits the fan so to speak, they suddenly remember your mods ... mods they saw and well, will throw them in your face.

In general, it really is best if you can, not to put the dealership in the position of covering up for you in regard to mods... again, push comes to shove the dealership is not your buddy and they will assist the mothership (FCA) if it means FCA or the dealer will be out $.

You'll learn....

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[rockadile]

@rockadile

You'll learn. You'll learn that when the chitt hits the fan so too speak the dealer ise going to cow down and FCA will dictate what happens / what the dealer gets paid for.

Sure, I do have dealers that turn their head/ ignore add ons.. but when the chitt hits the fan so to speak, they suddenly remember your mods ... mods they saw and well, will throw them in your face.

In general, it really is best if you can, not to put the dealership in the position of covering up for you in regard to mods... again, push comes to shove the dealership is not your buddy and they will assist the mothership (FCA) if it means FCA or the dealer will be out $.

You'll learn....

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We get it, you don’t like catch cans. They do nothing and void your warranty. You made your point, move along. No need to post every other comment an additional doom and gloom post. No wonder your post count is so high.

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