PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
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From: Northen Europe
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
Not a great help but...
...I posted a question about those pieces a while back, no real answer on them but I just put them back (after scraping off the old crusted rtv or what it was) with some green loctite (mine were badly disformed for some odd reason).
The CCV's; I just slightly twisted and pulled – used some lube to help with the old rubber.
...I posted a question about those pieces a while back, no real answer on them but I just put them back (after scraping off the old crusted rtv or what it was) with some green loctite (mine were badly disformed for some odd reason).
The CCV's; I just slightly twisted and pulled – used some lube to help with the old rubber.
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From: KS
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L Inline 6
If i had to take a stab at what it could be. I'd say some sort of shim or a type of gasket.
What part of the vehicle/area were you cleaning that it came off of?
What part of the vehicle/area were you cleaning that it came off of?
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From: Schnecksville, PA
Year: 94 XJ
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
That is your valve cover oil baffle. OP's pic is the baffle gasket.
Screw it back on witha thin coat of RTV, like was posted.
As for HOW the CCV/Fresh Air elbows come out:
Depends on the year.
Early 4.0L elbows twist out 1/4 turn counterclockwise- lift
Later 4.0L elbows are grommeted in. Pull like a (insert expletive here) and should pop out. Warning: over time the rubber grommets can harden, making removal of the elbow very difficult or impossible.
Early-style are short and often cream colored.
Later-style are tall and often gray in color with a large rubber base(grommet)
Screw it back on witha thin coat of RTV, like was posted.
As for HOW the CCV/Fresh Air elbows come out:
Depends on the year.
Early 4.0L elbows twist out 1/4 turn counterclockwise- lift
Later 4.0L elbows are grommeted in. Pull like a (insert expletive here) and should pop out. Warning: over time the rubber grommets can harden, making removal of the elbow very difficult or impossible.
Early-style are short and often cream colored.
Later-style are tall and often gray in color with a large rubber base(grommet)


