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Jeep Wrangler PCV Hose
The Jeep Wrangler PCV Hose directs pressurized crankcase vapors back to the intake to allow the engine to burn them rather than venting them to the atmosphere. The PCV Hose guides gases through a pintle controlled opening, linking the crankcase to its spring loaded PCV valve to reduce emissions while helping to improve fuel economy. Cracking of the PCV Hose leads to leakage of vapors, skewing of air-fuel mixture and drop in performance. Over the years, Jeep has kept it pretty simple, with many Wrangler motors utilizing a rubber or molded plastic tube routed on either the driver or passenger side depending on the model year. Because fit varies by location, owners should choose direct fit parts that match their exact Jeep specifications. Swapping in a new PCV Hose doesn't cost a lot and can take place along with an air filter change to keep every Wrangler running. A healthy PCV Hose keeps any Jeep Wrangler engine efficient.
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Jeep Wrangler PCV Hose Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace the PCV valve and PCV Hose on Jeep Wrangler?A:The PCV valve is found in the valve cover top in inline engines, left-side valve cover in 3.BLV6, and rear of the right-side valve cover in 3.6L V6. For inline and 3.8L V6 engines, remove the valve from its grommet and hose, noting its position. In the 3.8L engine, it's near the ignition coil pack. For 3.6L V6, loosen the hose clamp, remove screws, and pull the valve from the right valve cover. Inspect the rubber grommet or 0-ring for damage and replace if needed. Secure the valve and hose into position and tighten screws for 3.6L V6. Later Inline six-cylinder models use a CCV system with a rubber fitting connected to the intake manifold by a plastic hose. If there's no vacuum, clean the hose and fitting orifice, or replace if damaged. Securely install the fitting and hose in the valve cover.
