At low loads, oil vapors are sucked in small quantities through a calibrated orifice.
Under medium and heavy loads, large quantities of oil vapor are sucked in through the throttle body.
To ensure proper operation of the exhaust gas toxicity reduction system, the crankcase ventilation system must be kept clean and in good condition.
Operating principle of the crankcase ventilation system (Renault Megane 2)
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Location of crankcase ventilation system components
Removal and checking the adsorber
Conditions for purging the adsorber
The principle of operation of the toxicity reduction system
Scheme and arrangement of elements of the toxicity reduction system
Removal and checking the adsorber
Conditions for purging the adsorber
The principle of operation of the toxicity reduction system
Scheme and arrangement of elements of the toxicity reduction system
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