Dorman 47079 PCV Elbow Compatible with Select Dodge / Jeep Models

Great product, OEM FIT. Good price

Perfect fit

This afford PVC was the perfect part. It’s working as expected.

Exact fit. Oem quality.

Stop that Jeep from blowing oil-replace this elbow. You can see that the oil is all around the valve cover. This little doodad and its accomplice grommet (Dorman HELP! 42344 PCV Valve Grommet) are a headache to a Jeep Wrangler. Or at least a 2003 4L Wrangler. Somewhat difficult to remove from the valve cover, but just grab a razor knife and make slits in the old grommet carefully or you'll cut most of a finger off. Then you can use your superhuman strength to wiggle the elbow out carefully-because if it breaks up and goes into the valve cover you might have a problem. I used some channel locks carefully, but it's a chore that looks like it should be easier than it is. That's why it spews out oil when it goes bad-it's supposed to be grommetted to that valve cover like glue. The new one goes in easier with a big hunk of vaseline smeared around it. Check on Youtube for 'Jeep Wrangler for PCV'. and you'll get a few ideas on how to tackle this semi easy job, It's not really a PCV 'valve' like on some other engines, but it works in a similar way, and all are prone to going bad while on the outside appear good (but surrounded by oily valve cover). There are two of these things and you'll be able to tell which one -or maybe both-seem to be leaking. One is on the front of the valve cover and easy to get to and the other is, of course, on the opposite end of the valve cover requiring you to climb into the engine compartment and get after it.

I replaced the CCV valves on my 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited 4.0 This elbow fits the front position on the valve cover. BUT, be aware, this is not for the back valve. You will have to buy the Dorman 47057 valve if you want to replace that one. The back valve has a small orifice that is hard to see inside the elbow portion of the stock valve. The new Dorman is located in a different spot and is easier to see. From what I understand the back valve has to be regulated that is why it has the small orifice vs the front CCV valve is wide open. If you do replace the back valve you will need to order the grommet that fits the front. The stock grommet opening will not fit the 47057 valve. Hope this helps, I did a bit of research and ordered several parts to figure it out

I bought a different set of PCV valve cover elbows for my 4.0L Jeep. They only sent half the order. Do yourself a favor and buy the 2 valve cover grommets and the two different CCV/PCV elbows from the Dorman brand. They are correct and fit easily.

good fit in tj valve cover

Ajuste perfecto,

Ordered this replacement elbow along with the Dorman Grommet and it fit perfect. Some comments mention that it hits the hood but I didn't notice it pushing up against the my hood. Good product from Dorman as always.

Good and strong, thanks.

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Nothing important to report. It's a direct placement of the OEM part on my 2003 Wrangler. It slaps right in after you pull the old one out and it works as intended. I think its fit is a little loose (as in it's a tiny bit too small) but its not enough to trigger any issues or cause the engine to run poorly. Overall a great part, built like the original, so pick it up with confidence.