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Pcv Valve Removal Jeep 4.0. Most engines its pcv but for some reason on the 4.0 is called the ccv system, they are basically vacuum lines. Most people have trouble finding them because they think they are pcv valves. When you need replacing you will notice oil blowback the most,. Go to a good parts store and you will find the elbow and grommets. I worked the wrench up and down and in a short time the pcv valve was coming out, i then cut a slot in the rubber grommet and used pliers to grab the grommet and pull it. On another site i read a post where someone had trouble with the stock. The valve cover on the 4.0l has two breathers on it, the front one is just that a breather but the rear one is a pcv {positive crankcase. The solution is to remove the grommet on the valve cover (for the small line) and replace it with a grommet for a 1985 cj7. The way the pcv valve works on our 4.2's you won't find an inline valve. Best way is to buy the larger flat grommet for your valve.

The valve cover on the 4.0l has two breathers on it, the front one is just that a breather but the rear one is a pcv {positive crankcase. Best way is to buy the larger flat grommet for your valve. The solution is to remove the grommet on the valve cover (for the small line) and replace it with a grommet for a 1985 cj7. The way the pcv valve works on our 4.2's you won't find an inline valve. I worked the wrench up and down and in a short time the pcv valve was coming out, i then cut a slot in the rubber grommet and used pliers to grab the grommet and pull it. When you need replacing you will notice oil blowback the most,. Most people have trouble finding them because they think they are pcv valves. Most engines its pcv but for some reason on the 4.0 is called the ccv system, they are basically vacuum lines. Go to a good parts store and you will find the elbow and grommets. On another site i read a post where someone had trouble with the stock.

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Pcv Valve Removal Jeep 4.0 Most people have trouble finding them because they think they are pcv valves. The valve cover on the 4.0l has two breathers on it, the front one is just that a breather but the rear one is a pcv {positive crankcase. Best way is to buy the larger flat grommet for your valve. Most people have trouble finding them because they think they are pcv valves. Go to a good parts store and you will find the elbow and grommets. When you need replacing you will notice oil blowback the most,. I worked the wrench up and down and in a short time the pcv valve was coming out, i then cut a slot in the rubber grommet and used pliers to grab the grommet and pull it. Most engines its pcv but for some reason on the 4.0 is called the ccv system, they are basically vacuum lines. The way the pcv valve works on our 4.2's you won't find an inline valve. The solution is to remove the grommet on the valve cover (for the small line) and replace it with a grommet for a 1985 cj7. On another site i read a post where someone had trouble with the stock.