NEW JLT 3.0 Oil Separators (Passenger Side) for 2021+ Ram TRX Hellcat 6.2L (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)! (Detailed Info / Feedback)

bradphish · Mar 4, 2022

1. Does this affect warranty?

2. What has everyone paid to get this installed. I know, I know...it's easy...but I'm a hands off kinda guy.

Johnny@JustBoltOns · Mar 4, 2022

It shouldn't effect warranty and 1-2 hours labor time at the most.

bradphish · Mar 4, 2022

Johnny@JustBoltOns said:
It shouldn't effect warranty and 1-2 hours labor time at the most.

Ty!

Just so I’m clear…this is more of a preventative mod then a performance mod?

Does this protect the blower?

pgar · Mar 4, 2022

Johnny@JustBoltOns said:
It shouldn't effect warranty and 1-2 hours labor time at the most.

Hey buddy what's the best way to contact you to talk about an existing order?

Jester · Mar 4, 2022

bradphish said:
1. Does this affect warranty?

2. What has everyone paid to get this installed. I know, I know...it's easy...but I'm a hands off kinda guy.

It’s literally 15 mins if you do yourself. QR code instructions. One bolt easy to remove, put bracket on catch can top with two Phillips, put bracket on with the removed bolt. Remove the one hose from the valve cover to crankcase (one hose roughly 8-10” ) that comes off easily, and directions say how to remove, then install the two connectors in place of the one hose. Basically the catch can interrupts the “circuit” and drops oil and allows airflow back in. No brainer to do and very easy.

Billet P · Mar 4, 2022

bradphish said:
1. Does this affect warranty?

2. What has everyone paid to get this installed. I know, I know...it's easy...but I'm a hands off kinda guy.

it takes about 10 mins to Install. No need to pay anyone unless, someone is too short to be able to reach the components..even with a step stool.

Johnny@JustBoltOns · Mar 4, 2022

bradphish said:
Ty!

Just so I’m clear…this is more of a preventative mod then a performance mod?

Does this protect the blower?

More so preventative.

pgar said:
Hey buddy what's the best way to contact you to talk about an existing order?

You are welcome to call us, email or pm me on here too.

Frankieval123 · Mar 5, 2022

Johnny@JustBoltOns said:
Tons of these are shipping next week. Thank you for being so patient!

Do you have any other brands of catch cans … trying to figure out what is the best can to put on a trx or are they pretty much all the same

Fifty · Mar 5, 2022

Frankieval123 said:
Do you have any other brands of catch cans … trying to figure out what is the best can to put on a trx or are they pretty much all the same

Where they pull from and return to will be the same. These come with oem style connectors (as do some other brands)

The only two differences between these and other brands will be the mounting bracket (where they mount too, and how clean it looks) and the can itself. Some really expensive aos will run a coolant line to the canister to heat it, some will run baffles etc and some will have drains that either drain to a tube for east cleaning or have a port that goes to a new oil fill cap that has a port. So it “drains” back to the engine by pressure and vacuum.

So sky is the limit as to what you want to spend and what features you want. The ones with all the features probably don’t have a plug and play for the trx. You would have to figure out the plumbing yourself.

Johnny@JustBoltOns · Mar 5, 2022

Frankieval123 said:
Do you have any other brands of catch cans … trying to figure out what is the best can to put on a trx or are they pretty much all the same

We primarily just sell these for the TRX and many other platforms as they are direct bolt-ones. There are universal ones we can get but we found that most don’t want to cut their existing hoses or fab up their own and create mounts.

Fifty · Mar 5, 2022

Also, sorry JLT, but if anyone wants a incognito look, you can mount the bracket upside down and it looks factory

bradphish · Mar 6, 2022

Jester said:
It’s literally 15 mins if you do yourself. QR code instructions. One bolt easy to remove, put bracket on catch can top with two Phillips, put bracket on with the removed bolt. Remove the one hose from the valve cover to crankcase (one hose roughly 8-10” ) that comes off easily, and directions say how to remove, then install the two connectors in place of the one hose. Basically the catch can interrupts the “circuit” and drops oil and allows airflow back in. No brainer to do and very easy.

Thanks, man!

Frankieval123 · Mar 8, 2022

Fifty said:
Where they pull from and return to will be the same. These come with oem style connectors (as do some other brands)

The only two differences between these and other brands will be the mounting bracket (where they mount too, and how clean it looks) and the can itself. Some really expensive aos will run a coolant line to the canister to heat it, some will run baffles etc and some will have drains that either drain to a tube for east cleaning or have a port that goes to a new oil fill cap that has a port. So it “drains” back to the engine by pressure and vacuum.

So sky is the limit as to what you want to spend and what features you want. The ones with all the features probably don’t have a plug and play for the trx. You would have to figure out the plumbing yourself.

ya best option I've seen so for is the JTL.. thanks for the input