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Jeep Crankcase Breather Hose is applied in containing the runaway crankcase gas and in maintaining the oil in its place to provide the engine of your Jeep with constant power on uneven surface. Jeep established its image on strong frames, some legendary four wheel drive, and an open air cabin that provides the opportunity to feel all the wind in the trail. Contemporary Jeep vehicles are adding Selec-Terrain traction features that allow switching between snow to sand with a flip of a switch, touchscreen navigation features with voice controls, and over the air technology that keeps the software up-to-date as you camp in the woods. On its crawling-over-rocks and commuting-to-school adventures, a Jeep will provide an assertive ground clearance, small community, and style that nonetheless pays a nod to the 1945 original. The Crankcase Breather Hose is a molded tube, which directs the blow by fumes back into the intake avoiding excessive pressure, oil mist thrashings, and assists the vehicle in maintaining emissions. A new Crankcase Breather Hose can be installed at home easily. Allow the engine to cool down, detach the battery and locate the hose connecting the valve cover to the intake. Take a photograph of its track, attach the clamps and draw the old line out. Clean the metal barbs, make comparisons on lengths, and transfer any fittings. Install the fresh Crankcase Breather Hose on each barb until completely attached, lay it in the correct position, free of kinking, clamp it, reconnect the sensors, reconnect the battery then begin the engine and listen to leaks or hissing.