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Fiat Ducato Factory Service Manual (2002-2006)08 · Engine
08 · Engine

Crankcase vapour recirculation circuit (blow-by)

Make
Fiat
Model
Ducato Factory Service Manual
Year
2002–2006
Section
General › Crankcase vapour recirculation circuit (blow-by)
EngineCrankcase vapour recirculation circuit (blow-by)

CRANKCASE VAPOUR RECIRCULATION CIRCUIT (BLOW-BY)

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The diagram below shows the crankcase vapour recirculation system.

CRANKCASE VAPOUR RECIRCULATION CIRCUIT (BLOW-BY)
  • 1 Gas separator.
  • 2 Connection between crankcase and gas separator.
  • 3 Pipe connecting gas separator and engine sump.
  • 4 Pipe connecting separator to intake circuit.
  • 5 Pipe connecting cylinder head to gas separator.

The engine crankcase emissions consists of mixtures of air/diesel and exhaust gases that escape through the piston seals in addition to lubricant oil vapours.

These vapours are known as blow-by or breather gases; the breather gases coming from both the crankcase (2) and the cylinder head (5) reach the separator (1).

In the separator (1) the gases lose some of the oil dissolved in them and it returns to the sump via the pipe (3) in the form of droplets.

The remaining gas is directed to the intake circuit via the pipe (4).

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