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Old 06-10-2013, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by elevol92
Mormon yall

No sorry I'm not
Old 06-10-2013, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by dukie564

No sorry I'm not
Damn autocorrect
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Originally Posted by Mud_Dawg
Mongril found a new way over there. Its easy we all made it. I almost got up the hill just got stuck right the top bc my diff was hittin a big pile of that sand
Better than ramming a tree stump repeatedly cause you couldn't figure out why you weren't moving.
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'Morning guys

I'm going to replace my valve cover gasket soon and was wondering if any of you had done it and what new gasket you went with. I've read a lot of people like the rubber felpro ones but was wondering what you guys thought. Also I figured I'd replace my ccv's or whatever they are when I had the cover off. Does anyone know the part numbers for the elbows or the grommets
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Originally Posted by BmoreCherokee00
'Morning guys

I'm going to replace my valve cover gasket soon and was wondering if any of you had done it and what new gasket you went with. I've read a lot of people like the rubber felpro ones but was wondering what you guys thought. Also I figured I'd replace my ccv's or whatever they are when I had the cover off. Does anyone know the part numbers for the elbows or the grommets
Felpro is the only way to go. Do not get cork, youll have to re-do it soon after. As far as the PCV valves and grommets, im not sure what the numbers are. But you can get them at advance auto or auto zone.
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Originally Posted by BmoreCherokee00
'Morning guys

I'm going to replace my valve cover gasket soon and was wondering if any of you had done it and what new gasket you went with. I've read a lot of people like the rubber felpro ones but was wondering what you guys thought. Also I figured I'd replace my ccv's or whatever they are when I had the cover off. Does anyone know the part numbers for the elbows or the grommets
when we did mine we used felpro rubber gasket and its been on there since February with no leaks. As far as the elbows just go to the parts store and tell them u need 2 pcv valves and grommets for ur jeep, they will probably be gray, hope this helps
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Originally Posted by Mud_Dawg
Mongril found a new way over there. Its easy we all made it. I almost got up the hill just got stuck right the top bc my diff was hittin a big pile of that sand
sweet.

Originally Posted by KG8893
Better than ramming a tree stump repeatedly cause you couldn't figure out why you weren't moving.
it happens
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Originally Posted by BmoreCherokee00
'Morning guys

I'm going to replace my valve cover gasket soon and was wondering if any of you had done it and what new gasket you went with. I've read a lot of people like the rubber felpro ones but was wondering what you guys thought. Also I figured I'd replace my ccv's or whatever they are when I had the cover off. Does anyone know the part numbers for the elbows or the grommets
Ask for felpro permadry gasket, it's more expensive but better quality, you can put new grommets on but if they're not cracked you're alright
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Felpro is the only way to go. Do not get cork, youll have to re-do it soon after. As far as the PCV valves and grommets, im not sure what the numbers are. But you can get them at advance auto or auto zone.
That statement is BS. I ran a cork gasket for over 5 years with no leaks.

That being said, I used the rubber gasket this last time around - big benefit is the gasket stays put while you're wrestling the cover back over the rockers, and isn't as messy. But it also costs way more money...so is it a good trade off? Maybe.

As for the CCV elbows and grommets...
#2946079 - grommets (x2)
#53030991 - front elbow (open tube - ONLY REPLACE IF BROKEN)
#53030495 - rear orifice elbow
#4854265 - rear hose assembly (elbow to air cleaner and intake manifold to MAP sensor) (if clogged or broken)
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Originally Posted by dukie564

That statement is BS. I ran a cork gasket for over 5 years with no leaks.

That being said, I used the rubber gasket this last time around - big benefit is the gasket stays put while you're wrestling the cover back over the rockers, and isn't as messy. But it also costs way more money...so is it a good trade off? Maybe.

As for the CCV elbows and grommets...
#2946079 - grommets (x2)
#53030991 - front elbow (open tube - ONLY REPLACE IF BROKEN)
#53030495 - rear orifice elbow
#4854265 - rear hose assembly (elbow to air cleaner and intake manifold to MAP sensor) (if clogged or broken)
X2 if done right I cork gasket works just fine, the key it to not over tighten it. Though I myself use a rubber gasket.
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Damn Erin, way to kill the thread .
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Jimmy stop spamming my news feed
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Jimmy stop spamming my news feed

Coming from someone who once pimped for ROTY....comon....besides....nothing is directed at you. I post once a day....in 20 places.
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I never "pimped" anything, except in this thread a couple times.

Sorry but that's the very definition of spamming
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