Here is the results from my UPR catch can. The can was emptied at 3 different time to get the amount needed to send off.



Wayne

 

to small to read even if i click on it

 

Pardon me, but it seems like the verdict is there is no verdict. Sort of useless info unless you have something to compare it to. No offense intended.

 

"We're not entirely sure what we should be finding here"... written right on it!

that kind of says it all

kidding, " I " have no idea what should or shouldn't be in there!

 

if you could type it so we could read it, it might help and where is the control to compare it to?

 

Looks like they are essentially comparing it to an average oil sample for your year of truck. I can see why, but I'm not sure they are confident enough to claim that. Numbers don't look too bad compared to a normal oil sample, but then again this is a catch can sample. Interesting to see that there is no water showing in the report.

 

Interesting doesn't even cover it. Mother****ing epic LOLs, maybe. At this point, I think it's safe to say that whatever solution the catch can provides, it's not doing what the seller claims.

Hilariously epic, these results.

 

I'll bet the contents of the catch can would be wildly different on a turbocharged direct injected engine. OP is running a 5.0

 

I'm not sure it would be much different. Maybe a higher fuel dilution in the oil, but other than that it should be close.

 

I am very surprised not to see any water in the sample. I will see if I can make it bigger. I'll also post the info of the engine oil I had tested a whe back.

Wayne