350ml Aluminum Oil Catch Can Polished Oil Separator Tank Compatible with Ford F150 2.7EB 3.5EB 5.0L Passenger Side 2011-2021, Expedition 3.5L EcoBoost 2018-2021, Raptor 3.5L Ecoboost 2017-2021,Black

The kit came complete with the oil catch can, hoses, hose clamps, the correct PVC fittings for my Ford F150 as well as the mounting bracket and all the hardware required for installation.As others have mentioned, there are no instructions, but if you google the installation for your make and model there are plenty of installation videos available online.The kit quality is very good. (I cannot comment on the actual functionality as this kit was just installed, but the concept is pretty simple and there should be no reason it does not work as intended). The oil can is made of billet aluminum.For my application, I installed the mounting bracket on the plastic battery box using one of the existing holes on the flange previously used for the battery cable clip. I lined up the bracket and drilled a second hole (closer to the firewall). The clips provided were then installed on the flange and the bolts went through the top.The most difficult part was installing the oil can itself to the bracket. You have to first remove the catch can bottom so you can install/tighten the two small Allen bolts and lock nuts (see picture #3). Also, you should remove the two male barbed hose fittings (which came pre-attached to the hoses) and install it on the oil can prior to connecting the hoses. I did not need to cut the hoses to length (although they were slightly long) as there was plenty of room to route the extra hose under the intake manifold cover (which needs to removed prior to installation for my application). Finally, the kit came with a ball of stainless steel wool to be placed at the bottom of the catch can. I did not use this as everything I read mentioned how stainless steel would react and degrade when coming in contact with the aluminum catch can which makes perfect sense.Overall a very good kit that I would recommend to anyone who is relatively mechanical.