Where is the PVC valve located on the Wuling Rongguang?

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SophiaLynn
08/31/25 2:24am
The PVC valve of the Wuling Rongguang is located inside the engine crankcase. Below is an introduction to the PVC valve: 1. Overview: The PVC valve is a device in the forced ventilation system of a car engine's crankcase, composed of a valve body, valve, valve cover, and spring. 2. Main function: It directs gases from the crankcase into the intake pipe through the PVC valve, with a small amount of air entering the intake pipe directly from the air filter via the P valve. 3. Other functions: It helps prevent throttle icing, incomplete combustion, and emission deterioration, while also preventing blow-by gases from entering the atmosphere and keeping engine oil from deteriorating.
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DelLondon
09/12/25 5:56am
I've been driving the Wuling Rongguang for several years, and that PCV valve is usually located in the engine compartment, specifically near the valve cover or intake manifold. The engine design of the Wuling Rongguang is quite simple—just pop open the hood and you'll see the top of the engine. There's a small black plastic box with a hose connected to it, and that's the PCV valve. Don't underestimate this little thing; it plays a crucial role in controlling crankcase emissions. If it gets clogged or fails, the engine may emit white smoke, fuel consumption will spike, and long-term neglect could lead to carbon buildup, severely affecting performance. Last time, I ignored it and had trouble starting the car. A friend helped me diagnose it and found the valve was stuck—a simple cleaning fixed it. I recommend checking it occasionally to ensure the connections are secure and not loose. If it's broken, just buy a new one from an auto parts store and replace it—saves both hassle and money.
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