I got both front and rear at Oreilly. They are a Dorman part #. Don't have the # in front of me. They are cheap, get new instead of used.
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I was just going to say that I got mine the other day of the back for 8 bucks for the elbow and grometOriginally Posted by muffinman
I got both front and rear at Oreilly. They are a Dorman part #. Don't have the # in front of me. They are cheap, get new instead of used.
The part numbers are 42344 and 47057
Thanks a million for those part #s! O'Reilly is the only place I didn't check. :doh:
Yesterday I just Macgyvered it all together though. I used rtv and some fuel hose to fix the rear ccv rubber coupling. The connection to the intake man I used some more tubing. Sorry u can't see the rear line in the pic. The front tube had a crack but some tape fixed that months ago and I put some heat shrink over the tape to hide.
Btw, if u install the front tube like I did it keeps the front ccv torque on tight. Not sure if jeep originally had it like that tho.
I will definitely check O'Reilly for that rear ccv. Do you guys have part numbers for the hoses too? They want 25 each at thstealershipp.
Yesterday I just Macgyvered it all together though. I used rtv and some fuel hose to fix the rear ccv rubber coupling. The connection to the intake man I used some more tubing. Sorry u can't see the rear line in the pic. The front tube had a crack but some tape fixed that months ago and I put some heat shrink over the tape to hide.
Btw, if u install the front tube like I did it keeps the front ccv torque on tight. Not sure if jeep originally had it like that tho.
I will definitely check O'Reilly for that rear ccv. Do you guys have part numbers for the hoses too? They want 25 each at thstealershipp.
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CCV and MAP to Crankcase tube assembly for 91-96 Cherokee, G. Cherokee, Wrangle, Comanche: 53030728-M
PCV elbow for front of VC for 91-93 Cherokee, Wrangler, Comanche and 93 G. Cherokee: 53030591
These are the mopar part numbers for the years listed. Just search them online. I got mine from jeep4x4center.comOriginally Posted by OldLaredo
CCV elbow for rear of Valve cover for 91-93 Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, Comanche: 53030492CCV and MAP to Crankcase tube assembly for 91-96 Cherokee, G. Cherokee, Wrangle, Comanche: 53030728-M
PCV elbow for front of VC for 91-93 Cherokee, Wrangler, Comanche and 93 G. Cherokee: 53030591
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Renix Vacuum Harnesses/CCV stuff.
The vacuum harness that attaches to the front of the valve cover and includes the grommet/fitting is Napa part number BK 715-1367
The vacuum harness that is closest to the air cleaner, EGR etc, and is called the rear harness, is Napa part number BK-715-1366.
The tube from the rear of the valve cover to the intake manifold is part number 715-1365.
The grommet alone for the rear is a 42088 Dorman
Just saw this. LOLOriginally Posted by DFlintstone
Below is for 87-90 Renix Jeeps. Some is the same as yours...I think. I've gone down the "silicone road". Brother, don't go there. It's a "gateway" sealant. Once you try it you might develop a problem. Silicone dependance can lead to ruin. You will be shunned by girls. "Oh my, Johnny has such a nice valve cover compared to yours. Employers may need to dump you. " looks like locknuts is up to a tube a month" Will be the chat at the water fountain. I'm in recovery, but it's always there calling to me. JUST SAY NO!
Renix Vacuum Harnesses/CCV stuff.
The vacuum harness that attaches to the front of the valve cover and includes the grommet/fitting is Napa part number BK 715-1367
The vacuum harness that is closest to the air cleaner, EGR etc, and is called the rear harness, is Napa part number BK-715-1366.
The tube from the rear of the valve cover to the intake manifold is part number 715-1365.
The grommet alone for the rear is a 42088 Dorman
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I'm in recovery, but it's always there calling to me. JUST SAY NO!
Addiction is no joke man. Just this weekend I relapsed. I found an old tube of ultra black RTV. It was partially used but I didn't care. My rear main seal and oil pan required it, I swear! I had the shakes while I was trying to clear the old sealant out of the tip. I finally cleared it and just went at it.Originally Posted by DFlintstone
Below is for 87-90 Renix Jeeps. Some is the same as yours...I think. I've gone down the "silicone road". Brother, don't go there. It's a "gateway" sealant. Once you try it you might develop a problem. Silicone dependance can lead to ruin. You will be shunned by girls. "Oh my, Johnny has such a nice valve cover compared to yours. Employers may need to dump you. " looks like locknuts is up to a tube a month" Will be the chat at the water fountain. I'm in recovery, but it's always there calling to me. JUST SAY NO!
Unfortunately the metal tube couldn't hold up after it spent the last few months getting folded and unfolded every time I stumbled across the spot I had hidden it. When I went to use it I noticed it was coming out a couple different creases where the metal had given away. I could not just apply it as needed with the tip, I had to catch it as it spilled from those holes. I had sealant all over me, but I knew time was against me. By the end of the day I had a crippled and empty tube of RTV, it had defeated me but I did what I had to.
(I'm not in denial or anything) 
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