Dodge Ram 5.9l 24v Cummins mod, catch can delete

So since I got my truck I have been cleaning it and doing little things to upgrade it. I did this to my previous truck and it kept my engine bay so clean. I eliminated the problem and did the mod, it works great and it was inexpensive, around $30. It took me about 20 minutes to have a cleaner motor. Thanks for watching!! Subscribe for more upgrade videos, mods, etc. Hit that like button if you enjoyed!

[@damiandelapp5490]

I just used the old hose rest was the same, wired onto the sway bar…and no i don’t have much blow-by but ever engine has some i just purchased an 01 4X4 off an old snow bird… engine bay was just filthy! few leaks in the usual places but that blow-by makes it a sticky dust collector.

[@davekana8388]

Liked and subscribed! 2000 Dodge 2500, I need to do this! Thanks

[@danielgreen7159]

I got tired of dealing with the blowby and mess. Had the engine rebuilt at 410k. No more blowby or mess. Not cheap tho.

[@poppiarlin5612]

Great video! Yes indeed it will clog your radiator. A huge mess up front.

[@Cody96]

Thank you brother

[@poppiarlin5612]

@@Cody96
I will be converting mine in a few days. Originally I thought that maybe the steering box seal was bad. This video cut the switch on. My catch can has been catching oil since 2002, 240,000 miles. I have a feeling it might be full.😂.

[@Cody96]

Same with mine I had oil everywhere and when I was taking it off so full it was crazy and thanks for watching brother hope this video helped you

[@chubbsblox7284]

I just ran a clear vinyl hose all the way to the back of the bed somewhere

[@jadams736]

I'd just put a 12 valve tappet cover on it like what is supposed to be on it, blowby ain't the problem it's gear slobber.

[@Cody96]

Yes sir lol that’s a smart move to

[@poppiarlin5612]

Cody, I just removed the canister. It was not secured, thus it had a huge hole in the side of it.

[@Cody96]

Yea it’s junk now lol do that mod and it will be good

[@louisgonzalez196]

They all do

[@extrememftickler7628]

My factory catch can had 3/4” holes all over it…. What a stupid design , just like the crap lift pump. I reused the factory hole and added an extension

[@Cody96]

Got to it’s the only way lol

[@andremauahiti6054]

C super et voudrai avoir plus de vidéo pour d'autre pour des réparations personnels et commander des pièces. Me répondre please

[@Cody96]

I speak English brother

[@chilidog73]

Wouldnt the longer hose clog up over time or affect the engine venting? Could you attach a bottle to the frame rail to catch the drips?

[@Cody96]

You can but I can care less about a drip here and there and it’s a cheap set up so after cupple years down the road you could buy new hose and call it a day and I never had one clog up at all had this same set up on my last Cummins worked great for over 3years.

[@poppiarlin5612]

Very easy to disconnect and blow it out if needed

[@JuanVazquez-gg8nc]

How often do you have to change your Engine Crankcase Breather Element

[@Cody96]

Never

[@JuanVazquez-gg8nc]

@@Cody96 appreciated

[@st8bustin]

Dont do this bad idea

[@Cody96]

Tell mw why ? Because all it really does is fill up over time and spill all over your motor doesn’t do a thing but get your motor nasty

[@JBrownw2121]

@@Cody96 Thats why they have this thing called preventative maintenance......Empty the catch can every so often. Not run it back to run out.......pointless

[@Cody96]

@@JBrownw2121 regardless either one works fine and athe catch can is never that sealed no matter what it gets over your motor

[@brwpe7733]

So no one can say why it’s a bad idea??? I understand you can empty it every now and then but why is doing the extension a bad idea?

[@scottneisinger9661]

It’s going to cause excess crank case pressure, don’t know how much more but will most certainly create more blow by in the end?