Where is the PVC valve located on the Wuling Hongguang?

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OEleanor
07/25/25 1:08pm
The automotive PVC valve is a component of the crankcase forced ventilation system. The crankcase ventilation system is commonly referred to as the "PCV system" or "exhaust gas recirculation system." Its basic installation position is on the valve cover or connected intake pipe. Below is relevant information about the PVC valve: 1. Composition: The PCV valve consists of a valve body, valve, valve cover, and spring, and cannot be disassembled. 2. Main function: It directs gases from the crankcase into the intake manifold via the PCV valve, with a small amount of air entering the intake manifold directly from the air filter through the PCV valve. This prevents throttle icing, incomplete combustion, and emission deterioration. It also prevents blow-by gases from entering the atmosphere and prevents engine oil deterioration.
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MacAdrian
08/11/25 8:38pm
I once encountered the issue of locating the PCV valve while working on a Wuling Hongguang. It is typically positioned on the top of the valve cover within the engine compartment, specifically above the engine where a connecting tube is attached. You'll need to open the hood and locate the area near the air filter – for most Wuling Hongguang models, including those with 1.2L or 1.5L engines, the valve body is a small plastic or metal component attached to the crankcase ventilation hose. During my own inspections, I often remove the air filter box and clean it to prevent dust buildup. Its fixed position is crucial as it handles exhaust gases and reduces emissions; regular cleaning helps prevent engine shaking or increased fuel consumption. If you check it for looseness or dirt when changing the engine oil, you can save a lot of money. In short, it's not hard to find, but avoid pulling it forcefully. If visibility is poor, it's best to visit a professional shop and have a technician confirm its condition with tools. After making this a routine part of my maintenance, my vehicle has had far fewer issues.
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