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The Jeep Pushrod is a hard steel rod that connects the camshaft and rocker arm, transforming the rotation of the cam to correct valve lift to allow free breathing of the engine. As its war-themed background implies, Jeep clambers amongst rocks, sand, and snow in a boxed frame, with a high range of articulation and actual skid plates that laugh at scrapes. Selec-Terrain also allows drivers to tweak throttle, transmission, and traction maps in mud or powder by simply rotating a knob instead of navigating through menus. The erect windshield, removable doors, and soft top give any road an open and wild feel. They include a bright touchscreen that is operable with dirty gloves, voice control, and overnight software updates inside Jeep. Still seated on either stock or lifted down, Jeep maintains a decent center of gravity courtesy of a Wide-Track and gouge-spilling steel axle housings. On the road, the ride remains civil as Jeep has coil springs that swallow potholes without rattling your teeth. When changing a Pushrod is needed, it should be parked on flat ground, the battery should be disconnected, and the valve cover should be pulled after loosening the spark plugs to allow the cover to be removed. Turn the crank up to the point of having the lifter on the corresponding Pushrod on the bottom circle, and then draw it straight out of the bore without scratching it. Grease the new Pushrod, drop it into the lifter, fit the rocker, and torque it to spec, roll the motor two turns, make sure the lash is zero, re-fit the cover, start it, and listen to the clean tick that tells you everything is in place.