The can I ordered was listed as:

5028-227

UPR Oil Catch Can | 5028-227 | 2011-2020 Dodge/Jeep, Satin

Here it is on mine. It mounts off the water pump.

 

The can I ordered was listed as:

5028-227

UPR Oil Catch Can | 5028-227 | 2011-2020 Dodge/Jeep, Satin

Here it is on mine. It mounts off the water pump.

Sweet, thanks! I looked on their site, but didn't see one for the DDSRT specifically... But using your part number, there is it...

What does it mean by "cover brackets"? (it's an option on their site). And does it come with the hoses?

 

It comes with the hoses

The tabs let you mount it off the fuse box and keep the cover there instead of mounting off the water pump. The SRT hoods have the vents right above that so it would be asking for water issues if you don't use the cover, 5.7 Grand Cherokees and Durango's don't have that problem and can just remove the cover.

 

It comes with the hoses

The tabs let you mount it off the fuse box and keep the cover there instead of mounting off the water pump. The SRT hoods have the vents right above that so it would be asking for water issues if you don't use the cover, 5.7 Grand Cherokees and Durango's don't have that problem and can just remove the cover.

Sweet, thanks!! Ordering it now.

 

I went with the JLT unit. Very simple install. Empty about once a month which is about 1000 miles for us. Well worth it when you see the sludgy oily combustion related byproducts your engine was going to be forced to eat. I became a believer after my dealership cleaned the intake on my 2014 charger srt. It ran noticeably better. Smoother idle, better throttle response. I added an Arrington catch can to the charger and was surprised by the goo it caught. When we got our DDSRT, I put the JLT catch can on it within the first month.

 

Hey, Thetruck454. With your UPR catch can mounted off the water pump, do you ever have issues with it shifting position? Wondering since it’s only held on with the one bolt. Thanks!


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That was my concern when I first got it as well so I did install use loctite and made sure it was installed nice and firm. It's only been a year and 11,000 miles which is far from long term, but it's been rock solid.