2024White392
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Reviving an old thread- is the ABD catch can kit still available? I can’t find it on a web search…
Oil Catch Can
- Thread starter bcjoiner
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Not sure on 24+ models
I have a 24, and it fits the same. There don't seem to be any changes to that area of the engine bay.
You can find it here - https://americanbrotherdesigns.com/2008-up-dodge-catch-can/
Under the Engine Option, you need to select Wrangler 392
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JL392
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I put one on all my vehicals, the jeep fills it up faster than any other vehicle I have owned. My understanding is that it keeps the intake clean along with the valves and maybe allows the engine to perform a little better.
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Check out Scott Blum’s comments on the subject
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Medsker
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Okay, who on here is going to taste it for us 
It tastes a bit like a cortado latte with a bitter burnt nutmeg aftertaste. Not something me or my engine wish to ingest.Okay, who on here is going to taste it for us
Scott is right, at the PCV it's a vapor, but the only reason we are putting this crap through the combustion chamber is for environmental regulations... no thanks, I'll keep it in the catch can.
Also... I've been using the UPR catch can for 4-years and it's worked great, well made in the USA. Nice Continental hoses, good machining, all quality USA sourced parts. I dump it out every 6-mo when I change the oil. Just be careful not to over tightening the 2.25" o-ring. I had to order a replacement due to operator error. It's always a good sign when the company sells the right parts to service their products, even if it's my own damn fault.
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