Jeep Variable Timing Oil Control Valve

Jeep was born in Toledo, Ohio, the U.S.A. in 1941. The history behind Jeep is representative of SUV models and off-road models. Classic parts like the variable timing oil control valve contribute to the success of the brand. It can usually be found in the cylinder head. A faulty variable timing oil control valve can lead to poor fuel economy, rough idle, or a decline in engine performance.

Jeep stands out for its great parts. But car buyers need new variable timing oil control valve parts if they are worn or damaged. The variable timing oil control valve is responsible for regulating the oil supply that is being pushed to the VVT hub. The removal process of Jeep variable timing oil control valve parts is as follows. Open the hood, disconnect the negative battery terminal, and locate the variable timing oil control valve, then remove any electrical connectors, remove the valve mounting bolts, and finally pull the valve out of place. Choose from a vast selection of Jeep parts at varied prices online. We offer great parts for Jeep 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.