Rx performance catch can install

You are browsing camaro5. User Name Remember Me? Anyone have a link to the install instructions for the RX Catch Can? I can't seem to find any, and yes I've searched the forums and thier site. I'm trying to verify I have mine hooked up correctly since I got 0 oil out of it after about 7k miles.

Originally Posted by caverman. Best one I've seen yet Originally Posted by IndeedSS1. Originally Posted by Ivan Southwest Speed. Mine is screwed up tight against the can and that is closed. If it is open and hooked up correctly you will feel slight suction on the drain tube. If closed no suction. View My Garage.

There are directions on the website if you go to www. Matt RX. Looked there and didn't see any instructions. I even did a search on the site for RX Can Install like one of the threads suggested. Only the link to buy the CC came up. No install instructions. I saw that one as well in my search but it's mostly for a V6 install. I didn't read through every thread but scanned most of it for pictures. I didn't see anything for the V8 install.

After talking with Tracey through PM it seems that I may have had the drain valve open all the way. It sounds like it's opposite of what I would've thought. You have the unscrew the drain valve all the way out to close it.

Screw it in to open up for draining purposes. I closed it and I'm going to drive around for a couple months and then check the CC again to see if it has any oil. So, I'm looking at the top of the can as it's mounted, reach below and turn the valve clockwise to close? If I was looking at the bottom of the can it would be counter-clockwise. Are my drawings correct? I think mine has been opened this whole time? Attached Images. The greater the velocity past it, or speed of the flow, the more vacuum it generates.

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