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D:04:10 Fig. 30 INJECTED FUEL QUANTITY INCREASES LOWER CHAMBER PRESSURE DECREASES IN DISTRIBUTOR / OPEN TIME OF FREQUENCY VALVE LENGTHENS / Fuel, Emission and Exhaust System RICH MIXTURE "ACTION CIRCLE" LAMBDA CONTROL SYSTEM LOW CONTENT OF OXYGEN IN EXHAUST GASES \ HIGH SENSOR \ VOLTAGE \ / LOW SENSOR VOLTAGE \ HIGH CONTENT OF OXYGEN IN EXHAUST GASES SYSTEM CONTROL MONITORS The oxygen sensor needs a minimum operating temperature to deliver a signal (approximately 300°C). In order to achieve driveability from start, the ECU module sets the frequency valve on a fixed pulse ratio until the sensor warms up. This is also the case if the sensor fails at any time during operation. The fixed ratio will provide a richer fuel mixture than normal. LEAN MIXTURE imi I \ OPEN T IME OF FREQUENCY VALVE SHORTENS i _ _. i LOWER CHAMBER PRESSURE INCREASES IN DISTRIBUTOR / INJECTED FUEL QUANTITY DECREASES The pulse ratio is controlled at another fixed value when the engine coolant temperature is below 15°C (59°F) or when the engine is at wide open throttle. These conditions are determined by a thermal switch (Fig. 31) (1) and a full throttle micro switch (2) (Fig. 32). The fixed pulse ratio provides a rich fuel mixture to improve engine performance when cold or in the full throttle position. ^v •
f^ r^ P" 1 Jr*!> Fig. 31 Fuel, Emission and Exhaust System D:04:11 Coolant Distribution I Pipe LAMBDATHERMALSWITCH Fig. 32 FULL THROTTLE MICRO-SWITCH ifold
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DELOREAN WORKSHOP MANUAL PJ. GRADY
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SERVICE ORGANISATION In order to pr
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i GENERAL SAFETY HINTS 1. Use the c
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• • r r r r r General Data CONT
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A:01:02 IGNITION SYSTEM (Contd.) Sp
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General Data A:02:01 ENGINE TUNING
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A:03:02 General Data DESCRIPTION TR
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A:03:04 General Data TORQUE FIGURES
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A — Overall Length B — Wheel Ba
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U 1 n PRE DELIVERY INSPECTION After
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I r r General Data LABEL IDENTIFICA
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f&T$ , W*$ fewt r jfi^T LABEL IDENT
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IMPORTANT Fuel Tank B:01:01 REMOVIN
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Fuel Tank B:01:03 •
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Fig. 7 Number of Cylinders Bore Str
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TIGHTENING TORQUES-Figs. 3 and 4 No
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VALVE GUIDES Bore (mm) 8-8,022 (0.3
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r r r r r r r r r i r r CAMSHAFT Th
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REMOVING Disconnect battery. Remove
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Remove coolant hoses at engine Remo
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pm> fpg3\ ff&n, 0&t RETIGHTENING-TI
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Tl^ty r •'•*'j "*& Fig. 27 SECO
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• ^ * ? Remove the cylinder head
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that the camshaft top is fully with
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ROCKER SHAFTS DISMANTLING The oilwa
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- f CHANGING The engine need not be
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W&\ rrw\ EXAMPLE-Fig. 51 First meas
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Check that each small end is lying
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r Proceed in the same way for assem
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Page 65 and 66: Remove the timing chains RH first t
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Page 71 and 72: Fig. 91 Lubricate the cylinder head
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Page 127 and 128: Fig. 42 A purge valve located insid
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Page 131 and 132: V Fuel Emission and Exhaust System
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Manual Transmission F:06:11 5. Remo
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CONTROLS DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
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G:01:02 Automatic Transmission achi
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G:02:02 Automatic Transmission LOCA
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DIAGNOSIS PROCEDURE 1. Road test th
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FAULTS ENGINE STALLS UNEVEN IDLING
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Automatic Transmission G:05:01 CHEC
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Automatic Transmission G:05:03 / h
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5. Remove the solenoid mounting bol
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G:06:04 Automatic Transmission 8. R
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r Fig. 57 C-1 PISTON SEALS Fig. 55
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v FINAL DRIVE DISASSEMBLY Automatic
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J Fig. 78 SIDE GEAR TOOL Reassembly
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Automatic Transmission G:09:09 3. F
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fj*«r |" CONTENTS ft**? j GENERAL
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FW\ Location Lower column to univer
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H:03:02 Steering 5. Position and se
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REMOVAL 1. Remove rack and previous
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Front Suspension J:01:01 GENERAL DE
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REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoist. 2. R
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REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoist. 2. R
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J REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoist. 2.
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~ J REMOVAL Front Suspension J:08:0
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REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoist, and
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Contents GENERAL DESCRIPTION K.01.0
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;v?f?*) REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoi
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REMOVAL Rear Suspension 1. Raise ca
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REMOVAL 1. Raise car on hoist. TRAI
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' 1. Check rear wheels for rim run
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i-rw-] r r The vehicle is equipped
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Brakes, Wheels and Tyres 10. 11. Br
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installed. If the cylinder bore is
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I r REMOVAL 1. Remove brake disc pa
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jpffi pTI^ #6§ n*wi REMOVAL-Fig. 9
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BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER/FLUID RESERVO
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Automatic transmission only, Instal
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r r r r r r i r r r Brakes, Wheels
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1.1^-1 pwrî jfrn^t ?TW$ r |!$P*I W
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'^WJ) p*sq pfl*V I The ignition sys
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J Electrical System and Instruments
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REMOVING - Fig. 7 DISCONNECT BATTER
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•jTv^ -ft'MWl rp9r\ REMOVING THE
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REMOVING - Fig. 17 1. Disconnect Ba
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REMOVING THE DIODE CARRIER - Fig. 1
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M:05:02 Electrical System and Instr
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State-of-Charge (Example) A complet
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HORNS - Fig. 32 Twin high and low t
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HEAD LAMP UNIT REMOVING - REFITTING
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Electrical System and Instruments J
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p^?i jlfaj \vvtfl ffWrft J Electric
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I > P Heating and Air Conditioning
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The layout of the heater/air condit
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The temperature control should be t
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N:01:06 Heating and Air Conditionin
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v Heating and Air Conditioning SPEC
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Heating and Air Conditioning N:02:0
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N .03:02 Heating and Air Conditioni
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v Heating and Air Conditioning Air
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J Heating and Air Conditioning N:05
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J REMOVING HEATER/AIR CONDITIONING
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u a n ALL DIMENSIONS REFER TO WRENC
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Heating and Air Conditioning IM:08:
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J Heating and Air Conditioning N .0
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Heating and Air Conditioning ;3^\»
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J INSTALLING COMPRESSOR Heating and
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J Heating and Air Conditioning 3. D
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Heating and Air Conditioning N .08:
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NOT ENOUGH COOLING Move temperature
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The preceding Trouble Shooting Char
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Heating and Air Conditioning N:10:0
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Heating and Air Conditioning Step 6
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JTffi^ J Heating and Air Conditioni
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f: :' ! .-^.*VJ ^ J Heating and Air
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aî Fnff&J Ff^\ J CONTENTS GLASS RE
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STANDARD SECTIONAL REPAIR MOULDINGS
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(3) When completely cured, drill a
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FRONT FENDER, LEFT OR RIGHT - Rg. 1
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4. Install four screws securing rea
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2. Before fitting replacement, chec
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3. Mark angular position of torsion
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3. Remove handle and disconnect rel
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9. Move the interior locking contro
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3. Remove nut securing cable housin
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REAR WINDOW SUNSHADE LOUVRE Removal
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13. Position and secure front grill
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POWER WINDOW REGULATOR ASSEMBLY Rem
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" FIXED DOOR GLASS If replacement f
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j CONSOLE - Fig. 14 Removal 1. Disc
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J 6. Install either the left door p
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l» J CONTENTS GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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L ^ Chassis R:02:01 DIMENSIONS )
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