What is the function of a blow-off valve in a car?
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The function of a blow-off valve in a car is: 1. To ensure the boost pressure remains near the specified value, preventing engine damage; 2. To control the pressure in the intake pipeline below the limit value; 3. To protect the turbocharger. The blow-off valve automatically opens and closes based on the system's working pressure and is installed on equipment or pipelines in a closed system to protect system safety. The working principle of a car blow-off valve is: 1. Intake blow-off valve: After the return of oil, it releases the pressurized air before the throttle; 2. Exhaust blow-off valve: Under continuous boost conditions, to prevent turbo overpressure and engine knocking, it releases a small amount of gas to maintain the turbo's pressure.