Where is the throttle of the Haval F7 located?
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Haval F7's throttle is located behind the engine intake, at the position of the engine air filter. Some engines have different internal structures, so the throttle position may vary. The function of the throttle is to control the air entering and exiting the engine. The following is an introduction to the engine throttle: 1. The car engine throttle is operated by the driver through the accelerator pedal to change the engine's air intake, thereby controlling the engine's operation. 2. Different throttle openings indicate different operating conditions of the engine. 3. To ensure the fuel injection meets the requirements of different conditions, the electronic control gasoline injection system is equipped with a throttle position sensor on the throttle body. It can convert the throttle opening into an electrical signal and send it to the ECU as the basis for the ECU to determine the engine's operating condition.
I've been driving a Haval F7 for three years, and the throttle body is particularly easy to locate. Open the engine hood, and first look for the square black box below the windshield—that's the air filter. The throttle body is hidden behind it, connected by a thick rubber tube to a silver metal component. Last time I cleaned it myself, I noticed that the throttle cable can still be felt near the driver's seat side, so its position isn't very hidden. To remove it, you just need to loosen the clamp screw and unplug the control wire. However, remember to disconnect the power before working on it, otherwise the fault light will come on. The position may vary slightly to the left or right depending on the engine displacement, but it's generally on the engine side closer to the cabin.
