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What is the Purge Flow Control Valve in Nissan Sylphy 2.0?

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LaneRose

07/28/25 8:04pm

Nissan Sylphy 2.0's purge flow control valve is the carbon canister solenoid valve, with specific extended information as follows: Introduction to Purge Flow Control Valve: The purge flow control valve is the activated carbon canister solenoid valve, installed on the cylinder head at the junction between the engine and transmission. Common Issues: If the purge flow control valve fails and gets stuck in the open position, the engine may experience lean air-fuel mixture, gas leakage, and acceleration weakness. Failures caused by packing material issues manifest as increased external leakage and heightened friction. Improper installation of the upper valve cover leading to uneven packing pressure distribution can also cause malfunctions. Incorrect installation of the control valve may result in actual flow direction being inconsistent with the marked direction, preventing the control valve from functioning properly.

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Harold

08/12/25 12:54am

As someone who has driven cars for many years, I've encountered the Nissan Sylphy 2.0's purge volume control valve during repairs. It's essentially a small component in the vehicle's emission system, specifically responsible for gasoline vapor recovery. Connected to the charcoal canister and the engine's intake port, it redirects accumulated vapors back into the engine to be burned after startup, preventing fuel odors and pollution. If it gets stuck or malfunctions, you might experience unstable idling or a sudden spike in fuel consumption while driving. I recommend new car owners to regularly inspect the engine compartment—this part is easy to locate, situated near the intake manifold. Don't underestimate it; if it fails and triggers the check engine light, repairs are affordable, typically costing around 100 to 200 yuan.

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