Mopar 4669475AB Canister Purge Control Solenoid

Aftermarket parts are what I use for upgrades, add-ons, and such, but for my TJ4, I use the original parts. It is only OEM parts that I use, whether it is 0L, NV3550, or NP231J. Despite trying "DuraLast" sensors, hoses, filters, or mechanical parts at AutoZone, I have not had any luck It would be especially helpful if sensors or water pumps were included. A few were good at best and a few were outright garbage at worst. It's time to stop buying stuff that's called "Lifetime Warranty" when you are constantly tearing your engine apart to remove and replace parts that fail As long as I bought Mopar parts, they have lasted me about a decade, so they are the ones I go with, no matter how unsexy or expensive they can be. The long term result is that I am happier and make more money. I always do. A good example of this is given below. Having used my Purge Solenoid for about ten years, it was making the usual pops and taps it makes after that time. A foolish mistake I made was to purchase a replacement at AutoZone. Because of the interwebs. /'(*)' I know better. br>br>Yes, I know better. In spite of that, I did it. It died two weeks after I bought it. I'm only going to be gone for two weeks! This part, at least, can be easily removed and replaced. The time needs to be under The problem is solved. It's that easy. I found the 2003 Mopar part number in a Parts List PDF file, found the current version on Amazon after looking at my 2003 Parts List PDF file, and put one in my electronic shopping bag. I have not faced any problems If the old Mopar part is any indication, then for about 2025 there will be no new models. There are times when you have to spend the money in order to get a quality part. I fell into that category here. On the other hand, the Mopar one feels heavier and appears to be made from better molds, and in general it seems to be of a higher quality than the one That is not the kind of mistake I want to repeat. Using discount parts will never again be an option for me if I want to keep my 2003 Jeep Wrangler TJ running for ever. As it gets older, it accumulates a lot of miles a year, and I drive it hard and even tow it occasionally. With over 300,000 miles on it, it's in pretty good shape. For my baby, I will only be able to use OEM parts if they are While OEM parts directly affiliated to the TJ are not being produced in many cases, all of the ones which are shared with current vehicles are, and many of the ones which are shared with other outsourced vehicles as well. Because there is still a market for them, production models continue to be manufactured. The quality of service you receive is determined by its price. This is something I am glad I invested in.

Ali Crosby

| Dec 12, 2020

After trying an after market product, it didn't work. I was able to use this one from the beginning! Spend more on a better product than a cheaper one!.

Charlie Norman

| May 05, 2021

I had no problems with it, and OEM products usually work great, it was exactly what I had expected.

Sariyah Green

| Jun 30, 2021

My last three purchases of this item were cheaper brands. I decided to buy the mopar brand instead. We are still going strong with this one.

Alyssa Barrett

| May 17, 2021

There are no longer any problems starting the engine on a hot day.

Erick Robbins

| Oct 03, 2020

Best one I have bought that I've tried so far.

Julieta Warren

| Dec 18, 2020

This purchase has been a great success for me. My daughter and I use it for grated cheese. I like that it has a clear lid so we can see how much cheese is.

Marshall Walters

| Jan 04, 2021

The installation is so simple that it only takes a few minutes. Installation is easy and anyone can do it. On it are even labels for top and bottom.

Yaretzi Lindsey

| Oct 25, 2020