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Jeep PCV Valve Hose allows the engine to breathe and seals to stay intact since the blow-by gases are forced into the intake. SUVs gained their fame in 1945 as the first civilian model was introduced with a strong body that was fit to travel over rugged terrain. Throughout the years, it retained its steel frame and introduced Selec-Terrain allowing the drivers to choose snow, sand or mud. In the present day a Jeep cockpit has a slick display screen, voice recognition and driver aids that make journeys safe. Going over stones or riding through the city, a Jeep merges the openness of the air with a small community that greets another passing grille. Owners are fond of the fact that it allows them to roll down the doors quickly when they want to enjoy wind and sun. The Jeep infotainment can be updated regularly over the air, and the tow hooks can be applied on rough trails, as they are rugged and recovery is easy. The famous seven slot grille which represents freedom on any map is also saluted by many drivers. It is a molded rubber PCV Valve Hose. Replacement of a PCV Valve Hose on the Jeep requires equipment and minutes. The PCV valve is located next to the cover and follows the hose to the intake. Promptly remove the engine cover (plastic). Install release clamps, loosen old PCV Valve Hose and check fittings. Install the new hose by forcing it into each of the nipples, then apply clamps. Do not leave any heat on the line, reconnect the covers, crank the engine, and check smooth idle. Five miles later, hoods, check to ensure that the hose is dry and tight.