koldnrg

I got one of your red catch cans for Christmas and as soon as the car is back from the shop I plan to install it.... however my can is the one with the breather on top, one hose attachment and the drain on the bottom. I looked for specific installation docs for this one and couldn't find one, is it basically the same just no return hose?

CCA Corvette Parts

Hook your PCV line to the side of the can

Block off the return nipple on your manifold


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koldnrg

Thanks! And I read on another one of your posts that if I don't want oil to mist throughout the engine bay to take off the filter on top and hook it up normal and then when running hard to hook it up the correct way for a boosted vehicle correct?

CCA Corvette Parts

Exactly


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Baldfart

Ordered today!

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OTD


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Stainsy

Do you ship to Canada?

CCA Corvette Parts

Yes,

Send me what you want and I will send you an email invoice with
the correct shipping cost

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vpshockwave

I just finished installing mine and I had a couple of questions before I start it up.

When I removed the "U" hose, there was what appeared to be a check valve with it. Does this need to be installed with the catch can? See attached photo.

Finally, please take a look at my setup and tell me if it seems correct. I need to go grab some clamps but other than that I believe it is correct.

Thanks,

CCA Corvette Parts

On a Z06 you need the check valve.

The hoses are correct.

Simply splice the check valve in the line that goes to the top
of the can

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Chip

vpshockwave

You say to splice it in to the line that goes to the top of the can, but everywhere I've seen it it has been spliced into the line going from the lower nipple on the can to the upper nipple on the engine. Is that correct? See picture for how I currently have it setup.
Also, I'd like to know how in the future I'm supposed to take the can apart to change the filter. I tried twisting the top and bottom off with absolutely no success -- it's on there extraordinarily tight. I started trying to use a tool but it started destroying the finish so I'm kind of stumped as to how to get inside it without seriously tearing it up.

Thanks!

CCA Corvette Parts

It does not matter which line it is on - just easier to put it in the line
going to the top.

The can has O rings so the top only needs to be hand tight.

You can use a rubber grip can opener to open the can if you
have it to tight.

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Chip

CCA Corvette Parts

All current orders are OTD

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Chip