
SECTION 6E1 - EMISSION CONTROL - V6 ENGINE
IMPORTANT
Before p erforming any Serv ice Operation or other procedu re described in this Section , refer to Section
00 CAUTIONS AND NOTES for correct workshop practices with regard to safety and/or property
damage.
1. GENERAL I NFORMATI ON
All information relating to the emission control system for VX Series models carries over from the information
published for VT Series I and II models, noting the following:
1. A new evaporative emission control canister, with a different carbon grade is used on VX Series vehicles. The
new evaporative emission control canister will service back to earlier build, ‘V’ series vehicles.
2. Introduced with the VX Series models, the purging location for the PCV valve was changed by providing a
channel (A) in the lower inlet m anifold ( 9), with the outlet located directly behind the throttle valve opening. This
provides a more even distribution of crankcase fumes, thereby improving spark plug reliability and a reduction
in emissions.
W hile ther e is no spec ific servic ing requirement f or the PCV valve (11), apart f rom a f unction check , whenever
the upper inlet m anifold is s eparated from the lower half, then the PCV valve pas sage (A) in the lower manifold
(9) should be cleaned to avoid any possibility of the passage becoming clogged with condensed engine oil
fumes.
Legend
1. Upper Inlet Manifold Cover 6. Fuel injector and Rail Assembly 11. PCV Valve
2. Upper inlet Manifold gasket 7. Thermostat Housing & Bleeder 12. PCV Valve O-Ring Seal
3. Upper Inlet Manifold 8. Thermostat 13. Oil Separation Baffle
4. Throttle Body Gasket 9. Lower Inlet Manifold 14. Upper to Lower Inlet Manifold Gasket
5. Throttle Body 10. Spring – PCV Valve
Figure 6E1-1
3. Changes have been made to the emission control label affixed to the radiator upper shroud, that reflect
changes to spark plug recommendations.