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I think the original question was assuming the motors would get submerged in the crossing. Could make a big difference if the motors are not designed to handle that. I don't know if they are or not.

It's a real check made payable to you. You can do anything (or nothing) with it. I got mine in less than 3 weeks so don't be discouraged by the 8-10 week estimate they give you.

I think Sandi deals with all the orders now. When I emailed Aaron regarding an order about 3 weeks ago, he forwarded my email to Sandi and she answered my questions.

To remove the fluff from carpet and seats, have you tried this trick? Put on a nitrile glove, spray it with water, then rub your hand on the surface where the fur is. Works pretty well for me.

Welcome. My first truck also.

I use this: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=5472585

A North Edition . . . in Hawaii ???? Well, I'll be damned.

<in a whiney voice> Oh, come on guys, ssssstop. I'm trying to leave my new Ram alone but you're making it ssssoooo hard.

I'd rather shame people for over-using acronyms. Learn to type, people.

Don't worry. I don't even drink coffee, much less the stuff that costs $6/cup.

I just finished a 1,000-mile highway trip after installing the Mishimoto catch can. Sorry, I don't have a clear container. The consistency suggests that there is more water than oil; looks a bit like bad coffee.

Claimed to be 13% better MPG for city driving (15mpg vs 17mpg)

Geez, how does this happen ??

Congrats !! FYI - Diesel owners are not permitted to post their MPGs on this forum. 😁

Good idea. I like those wheel-to-wheel OEM steps but not sure about the polished look. My truck is not "blacked out" so not quite a clear-cut decision for me. Call me crazy, but I like my chrome grille and exhaust tips. But not sure I want that much "shine" down the whole side.

Yeah, I'm just trying to understand if the "winter emulsion" is actually coming out of the PCV valve or if it is mainly oil coming out of the PCV valve and the "winter emulsion" is forming inside the catch can. Just curious.

Is the milky mix caused by condensation occurring in the catch can which then mixes with the oil (in the catch can)?

Thank you, sir, for your service. 👍

Just finished installing my Mishimoto catch can. The hardest part was removing the OEM rubber fittings. I used my curved plastic trim removal tools to help pull them off. Worked great. BTW, I'm getting zero noise/hiss after the install; just as quiet as stock. The quality of the included...

I installed my Mishimoto catch can today. Installation was no problem. While I was installing it, my ball valve showed up. Apparently there is a link to the wrong part elsewhere on this forum because I ordered based on that other link and the valve won't clear the bottom of the catch can so...