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Ford Bronco II PCV Valve
The PCV Valve used in Ford Bronco II cars is crucial in maintaining emissions and the performance of the cars' engines. The PCV Valve re-circulates combustion bypro-duct gases from the crankcase through to the engine's combustion cham-ber thus preventing harm to the environment and formation of n-gine damaging oil sludge. Functioning with reference to the intake manifold vacuum situations, the PCV Valve reduces gas circulation at idle position that might cause lean conditions while at higher rotations or laden position it addresses high blow-by gases. Furthermore, the PCV Valve helps in acting as a flame arrester besides helping in ensuring that ventilation is well maintained since positive pressure cannot get to the crankcase. The common problems brought by the negligence of the PCV Valve work involve the contamination of the engine oil, possible oil leaks, and high fuel consumption that results in low performance and reduced reliability of the vehicle.
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Ford Bronco II PCV Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove, clean and reinstall the PCV valve in the crankcase emission control system on Ford Bronco II?A: First of all, a crankcase emission control system comprises of a PCV valve, sealed oil filler cap, and connecting hoses. This keeps engine oil from getting contaminated or polluting the environment by redirecting combustion gases back into the combustion chamber. To ascertain that the gas flow is regulated and unhindered, check for blockage and damage in the PCV valve. To take off or replace it, you should take it away from the rocker cover grommet, remove it from the hose pipe, clean if necessary, and put it back in place.
