Air Check Valve - pollution control

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Air Check Valve - pollution control

Postby Peter D » Wed 06.11.2013, 00:21

Someone told me it would be a good idea to bring back an Air Check Valve from Rockauto.
Cheap stuff and never bad to replace 20 year old parts.
Now is the opportunity to change this part, as Henk-Jan is working on the engine.
Thing is, we can't find the bloody thing in my Elan :-D
Does anyone have an idea if our Elans use it, or it's just an Isuzu part only for the Impulse, or for USA vehicles only ?
It's the:
POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIES Part # 180 {#8942049350, 94204935} Isuzu Check Valve
Category: Air Check Valve
Could find any results in a search on this forum, wikilec, google, ...
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Re: Air Check Valve - pollution control

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Wed 06.11.2013, 00:25

Peter: The check valve is for a car with a smog pump. The M100 doesn't have a smog pump, so no check valve.
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Re: Air Check Valve - pollution control

Postby HJ2 » Wed 06.11.2013, 03:46

I thought I was losing it!
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Re: Air Check Valve - pollution control

Postby lotos » Wed 06.11.2013, 16:20

Your car most certainly does have this part, it's installed adjacent to the Kuhneutson Valve
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Re: Air Check Valve - pollution control

Postby Peter D » Wed 06.11.2013, 21:24

O.K., sorted :lol:
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