OEM Ram PCV Valve Hose

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The Ram PCV Valve Hose directs crankcase gasses to be directed to the intake so that the engine remains clean, pressure is maintained at an even level, and rubber seals are prolonged. In 2010, Ram marketed itself as its own truck brand and has applied its pickup experience to emphasize on smooth rides, high pulling power, and intelligent storage. New Rams combine hard-frame with soft interiors, large touch screens can keep drivers abreast of their surroundings, and a standard e-Torque mild hybrid system makes low-speed acceleration noticeably quicker and fuel consumption more economical. Optional air suspension will lift the body to eight inches when over rocks or lower it in highway traffic and the RamBox is lockable so that gear can ride securely in the bedsides. The small Ram PCV Valve Hose fits under all this technology and it recycles the blow-by gases to save performance and emissions. Replacement of a deteriorated Ram PCV Valve Hose is not complicated at home. The first step is to allow the engine to cool then remove plastic covers and find the PCV valve on the valve cover and the intake nipple. Record the hose route, grip the clamps, twist, and drag the aging line to the side. Install every fitting sludge or crack, and then take the new Ram PCV Valve Hose of the appropriate fit, align the bends of the fitting, and stick it firmly on both ports until it fits. Re-fit the clamps, ensure that the hose is not placed over hot manifolds or moving belts, replace the covers, start the truck and hear it idles steadily and watch out to avoid any leakage.