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The new PCV Valve goes into the back of the drivers side cylinder head. There is a hose nipple currently in that location, which the crankcase breather hose uses

Salt is pretty tough on suspension components like the stamped steel control arms. I own a 2004 Liberty and it is in the recall list. I also work for Chrysler LLC Mopar division and will get to handle the recall parts first hand. The control arms in the front of the Liberty and most trucks are...

I had a similiar issue with my Mothers Pt Cruiser, replaced the bulb still didnt work. Took to the dealership and they found the Body Control Module was bad, it is part of the underhood fuse box on that car

The freezing issue caused a pressure build up in my engine and a leak from the front crankshaft seal. Since the seal had been replaced 20,000 miles ago, a retired Chrysler tech told me to do the PCV update before having the seal replaced. That was 4000 miles ago and no leakage since

I am happy to see someone else has tried it besides me

That thing is Bad!!!!!!!!

Heres some links http://oemmoparonline.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=&products_id=62625 and Mopar Part 53013885AA MAKE UP AIR TUBE But you have to check the TSB for your year engine https://cda.extra.chrysler.com/icon/sqwrp/files/2500108.pdf These parts are for the 2004-2006, the...

Yes, and this will take care of that

Didnt mean to insult your climate, I am sure your plenty cold there. Maybe its more based on eliminating short trips, than temperature. When ours was traveling 40 miles a day, we had no build up. Now being it is used on shorter trips and winter weather is here, the build up started. I then...

Yes, moves the PCV valve to the drivers side cylinder head, gives it a larger valve opening for more flow, and eliminates the lengthy series of tubes. This will keep any condensation in the system from freezing and blocking a passage in the tube, which will build too much crankcase pressure.

TSB fixes the issue https://cda.extra.chrysler.com/icon/sqwrp/files/2500108.pdf, did it last month no problems now, should have done it years ago

I agree my family and I have towed a 18ft Starcraft 18RB hybrid camper for the last few years and havent had any troubles. I think the camper weighs in at 2400lbs, and we use a load leveling hitch.

I am just trying to help others, no I work for the Parts division of Chrysler LLC, and see first hand what the dealers order

I am just some dummy that works for them so dont listen to me

It wasnt because it was cheaper to it some other way that takes extra engineering costs