UPR Products Catch Cans: Upgrades & Options EXPLAINED!

[@uprproducts]

Thanks for the opportunity to talk Catch Cans with you!

[@samsonyunited]

Is the upr 100 psi valve , spring loaded? does it need cleaning?

[@markkenward7040]

I have a 2 valve 3 port on my 2013 F150 3.5 ecoboost. I come close to filling a 16.9 oz pop bottle every 1000 miles. I see these "oil separators" showing a 4000 mile clean up, but you had better not try that with a 3 port UPR or you will be slugging your intake. The pop bottle if allowed to separate is water, gas, oil ,and sludge and it completely stopped the water in my intercooler and the "gagging" of the engine from it under full throttle. I recently bought a 2013 Lincoln MKZ with 2 liter ecoboost and 16,000 miles on it, and am looking for a 3 port unit for that one and hope UPR makes one. Happy Customer!

[@ytTonyZ]

DO LOCKTITE THE DRAIN VALVE HANDLE SCREW. Vibration will cause it to back out and fall off, and parts are not available, requiring the purchase of a new valve. Cheers, Tony

[@YoJoe-t5f]

Snake oil.

[@Lethalcamp]

Yes! The UPR Catch Cans will catch all sorts of oil mists through the PCV and CCV system, including snake oil.

[@YoJoe-t5f]

@@Lethalcamp snake oil can’t catch snake oil 🤷‍♂️

[@Lethalcamp]

@@YoJoe-t5f Oh, but it can! 😉Not entirely sure where you're getting "snake oil" from any of this, but its a pretty simple concept. On any modern engine, the positive crankcase pressure bleeds to the intake through the PCV system, causing an oil mist to coat your intake valves, runners, and ultimately building up large quantities overtime, leading to more drastic problems.

[@YoJoe-t5f]

@@Lethalcamp snake oil this is “oil mist” you speak of, something that doesn’t exist. Along with your worthless nonfunctional snake oil catching can.

[@coyoteaustin17]

@@Lethalcamp he is on a ghost account don't even listen. real people with real cars understand a vent to atmosphere catch can is very nice.