OEM Jeep Diverter Valve

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The Jeep Diverter Valve directs the excess turbo pressure back to the intake when the throttle closes to protect the compressor, eliminate surge, and retain boost for the next hit. Every modern Jeep leaves the factory ready for real dirt, not mall curbs. The design of the vehicle comprises a body-on-frame structure that enhances off-road capability. With the help of Selec-Terrain, drivers can now access various changes to the driveline through a knob. Steel skid plates and red tow hooks come factory on trail trims, turning weekend abuse into a casual errand. Inside a Jeep, you will find chunky knobs that can function while wearing gloves. The digital cockpit's voice controls and over-the-air updates mean features keep evolving, and you can even sip coffee. Whenever a driver sees another, they wave back. When the Diverter Valve must be changed, park on level ground, remove the key, and allow everything to cool down so you don't burn your skin. Remove the battery and follow the charge pipe until you reach the alloy housing that is bolted to the turbo. Loosen the intake nearby clamps, unclip the sensor plug, and spin out the three fasteners securing the old Diverter Valve. You may check the gasket, slide it onto the new Diverter Valve facing the correct way, and the bolts can be snugged up by hand and then the last quarter turn with a ratchet. Connect the wiring, tighten the piping, and fire up the engine. Listen for a hiss, then take your Jeep for a quick boost run.