Parv

Active Member

• Monday at 12:35

• #1

Hi everyone,
Just me again with yet another silly question.

I have a 2010 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6

Does my car have a PCV valve and filter?
I know the petrol engines do, but can’t find anything relating to the TDV6.

If anyone has a picture of its location and LR part numbers, that would be great.

(Still finding my way around a D4 - one bit at a time!)

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 18:14

• #2

Hi, i dont know if that's a "PCV valve" but that's what the 3.0 tdv6 has for crankcase oil https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/lr054999-separator-oil.html

 

Graculus

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 18:22

• #3

PCV = Pressure Control Valve, part of the fuel rail.
What are you thinking the acronym means?

 

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lynall

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Monday at 18:28

• #4

I think op means charcoal vapour canisters that petol engines have/had?

 

Parv

Active Member

• Monday at 18:29

• #5

Many thanks for the clarification guys.
This really helps!

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 18:33

• #6

Graculus said:

PCV = Pressure Control Valve, part of the fuel rail.
What are you thinking the acronym means?

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in this context for me "PCV valve and filter" as described by the OP meant "positive crankcase ventilation" valve cos i didnt think that a pressure control valve has a filter

 

Graculus

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 18:57

• #7

That's why I was asking....

 

Graculus

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 19:01

• #8

lynall said:

I think op means charcoal vapour canisters that petol engines have/had?

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Purge control valve - changed one today coincidentally.

This is why I was asking, acronyms can be misleading.