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    Diesel Engines Use a PCV System That Is Nearly Identical
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Diesel Engines Use a PCV System That Is Nearly Identical

Question 43

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Diesel engines use a PCV system that is nearly identical to a gasoline engine's PCV system, but is designed for a greater rate of flow.

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