Crankcase relief valve Question
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Posted by: matin ®

12/13/2005, 09:24:07

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Crankcase relief valve are there to release excess pressure if there is any in the crankcase why are they not present on small engines ???????????????????????






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12/13/2005, 10:18:51

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Like my facility has natural fired turbo charged engines guascor 680 KWE they dont have any pressure relief valves also cummins ktta19g2 550kwe doesnt have them either.

But our ABC 1MW has them on both the sides why is that







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Posted by: kelly_bramble ®

12/13/2005, 12:34:40

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Many engines use induction air vacuum to evacuate the crankcase. Normally, there is a vacuum line with a restrictor inline. On automotive engines, the restrictor valve is called a pvc.






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Posted by: Kelly_Bramble ® Administrator

12/13/2005, 10:08:50

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How small are you talking about? My lawnmower 5.0 hp has one.






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