OEM Jeep Air Pump Check Valve

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The Jeep Air Pump Check Valve is an intake flap located in the secondary air system which prevents the backflow of exhaust gas to protect the air pump while maintaining pressure. Reflective of its war roots, Jeep continues to focus on toughness, flexibility and steep approach angles to ensure you can crawl rocks without scraping metal. The seven-slot grille still gulps dust and the removable doors and roof shower riders with sunlight and mud instead of stale air. With the Selec-Terrain, the snow switch is a twist away. No hunting through screens is needed. With a subtle digital clustering, clear voice commands and stable wireless updates, the rig can learn new tricks long after it is delivered. Because every stranger waves on every route, you will feel the community loyalty. Parts like the Air Pump Check Valve are easy to find whenever you need them. If you are methodical, swapping the valve is quick. First, drain the battery on your Jeep and allow the engine to cool so fingers do not burn. Loosen the pressure cap to vent the system before following the hose that runs from the air pump to the manifold. The Air Pump Check Valve is in-line. Free up the old unit by loosening the clamps and wiggling it around. Check the hoses for cracks where they connect to the new unit. Insert the new Air Pump Check Valve in the same direction as flow. Tighten the clamps and re-attach the hose. Start the Jeep, listen for leaks and take it around the block to ensure it idles smoothly.