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1975 Datsun 280z FSM - Spooled up Racing

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5. If harnesses are normal, check<br />

operation of control unit.<br />

6. If sounds are heard from either<br />

Nos. 1, 2 and 3 injectors or Nos. 4, 5<br />

and 6, replace control unit.<br />

7. When disconnecting hoses from<br />

injector, refer to Page 69, "Replacing<br />

injector hose".<br />

Cautions: Observe the following instructions<br />

when assembling fuel<br />

lines.<br />

a. Do not install fuel hose clamps<br />

after removal.<br />

b. Clean dust and dirt from parts with<br />

compressed air when assembling.<br />

c. Be sure to install 13.5 mm (0.531<br />

in) hose clamps on the injector and<br />

fuel pipe side. Each clamp has a size<br />

mark on it.<br />

d. If rubber hoses are scratched or<br />

deformed on the inner wall, replace.<br />

e. After inserting fuel hose into fuel<br />

pipe securely, clamp at a position<br />

10 mm (0.394 in) from the hose<br />

end.<br />

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O 15<br />

Engine Fuel<br />

2. Disconnect air hoses from both<br />

end of air regulator, and visually check<br />

to see if air regulator valve opens.<br />

The valve opening at a temperature<br />

of 20°C (68° F) is as shown in Figure<br />

EF-91.<br />

3. Disconnect electric connector of<br />

air regulator, and check continuity.<br />

Continuity should exist. If not, air<br />

regulator is faulty.<br />

4. Pry air regulator valve to open<br />

with a flat-bladed screwdriver, then<br />

close.<br />

17.1<br />

14.1<br />

EF340<br />

Direction of bimetal movement with<br />

increasing temperature<br />

Air flow area at 20°C (68°F) ambient<br />

Fig. EF-91 Valve opening at a<br />

temperature of20°C (68°F)<br />

17.1<br />

14.1 ' ^\<br />

About 10 (0.394) —<br />

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C<br />

< o<br />

2S<br />

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W<br />

O<br />

V<br />

Unit: mm (in)<br />

EF324<br />

Fig.EF-89 Clamp position (2)<br />

EF341<br />

TIME (minutes)<br />

Test results<br />

If valve opens and closes smoothly,<br />

it is operating properly. If not, replace.<br />

16. Throttle chamber<br />

1. Remove throttle chamber.<br />

Throttle valve<br />

O SO 100 ISO 200<br />

Atmospheric temperature at engine starting<br />

Fig. EF-92<br />

Air flow characteristic curve<br />

2. Make sure that throttle valve<br />

moves smoothly when throttle lever is<br />

manipulated.<br />

3. Make sure that bypass port is free<br />

from obstacles and is clean.<br />

Dash pot<br />

Fig. EF-90 Installing injector hose<br />

15. Air regulator<br />

1. Hold rubber hose in the line<br />

between throttle chamber and air regulator<br />

with fingers.<br />

• Engine speed should be reduced.<br />

If not, proceed as follows:<br />

Checking throttle chamber<br />

EF-58<br />

Checking dashpot<br />

EF415<br />

Fig. EF-93 Throttle chamber

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