Can't get a better catch can for the price, super cheap and easy to install. The baffling also works really good to catch oil vapors before they go back into your intake.

I put mine on an older truck. The quality is pretty good, in my opinion. The screw cap and valve did end up leaking. I used more Teflon tape than should be allowed on any project on this planet and it is holding, for now. If you sealed it with some silicone or something, then installed it, I think it would be perfect.

Ordered this for my brother in law who is a mechanic and it worked great. No complaints.

I installed it on my 2021 Honda Odyssey EX in under 15 minutes. It is a quality catch can with a nice baffle that unscrews for quick observation. There is an allen wrench plug in the bottom. It is going to need some Teflon tape around the threads or it will leak oil. I noticed oil residue at the bottom of the can after a thousand miles. I remove the catch can, then the plug and gave a couple turns of Teflon tape on the threads and reinstalled it. Not a problem since. I have the catch can loose enough to where I can turn it to the side to unscrew the entire can to drain any residue at the bottom. For those with GDI engines who do not install this catch can, there is trouble for you down the road. Don't let the car dealer tell you that their engine doesn't get much carbon buildup, as they are lying to you or they are totally ignorant of how a GDI engine functions. You would have thought that these car manufacturers would have learned something from Volkswagen years ago about this dreaded GDI engine. As long as you have a catch can like this, you have nothing to worry about.

Top shelf quality ...