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1975 Datsun 280z FSM - Spooled up Racing

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Air Conditioning<br />

FAST IDLE ACTUATOR<br />

ADJUSTMENT OF IDLE SPEED<br />

Engine model<br />

L28<br />

Transmission<br />

Manual<br />

Automatic<br />

When A/C is OFF<br />

800 rpm<br />

700 rpm<br />

at "D" range<br />

WhenF.I.C.D.<br />

is actuated<br />

800 rpm<br />

800 rpm<br />

at "N" range<br />

AIR INTAKE DOOR<br />

ACTUATOR<br />

REMOVAL AND<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

1. Disconnect battery ground cable.<br />

2. Remove snap ring from top of<br />

actuator lever.<br />

3. Remove two mounting screws<br />

and actuator from air intake housing.<br />

4. Disconnect vacuum hose from<br />

actuator, and remove actuator.<br />

5. Installation is to be done in reverse<br />

order of removal.<br />

The fast idle control device is used<br />

on car equipped with air conditioner<br />

to raise the idle speed automatically.<br />

Use the following procedures when<br />

adjusting.<br />

1. Run the engine until it reaches<br />

operating temperature.<br />

2. With air conditioner in OFF<br />

(when compressor is not operated),<br />

make sure that engine is at correct idle<br />

speed.<br />

3. With air conditioner in ON (when<br />

F.I.C.D. is actuated), set the engine<br />

speed to 800 rpm using the following<br />

procedures as a guide.<br />

(1) Adjust the F.I.C.D. lever stroke<br />

by means of length of lever until<br />

engine speed is 800 rpm.<br />

On cars equipped with automatic<br />

transmission, make this adjustment<br />

with the shift control lever in the "N"<br />

position.<br />

(2) Depress and release the accelerator<br />

pedal several times, and make sure<br />

that the engine speed reduces to 800<br />

rpm as the pedal is released.<br />

If correct adjustment is not made,<br />

repeat steps (1) and (2) above until the<br />

engine speed is 800 rpm at idling.<br />

BLOWER MOTOR<br />

REMOVAL AND<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

1. Disconnect battery ground cable.<br />

2. Remove glove box.<br />

3. Remove defroster duct on the<br />

side of assistant's seat.<br />

4. Remove wiring connector of<br />

blower motor.<br />

5. Remove three screws mounting<br />

blower motor, and take out motor<br />

from blower housing.<br />

Fig. AC-37<br />

AC266<br />

Removing blower motor<br />

Note: Make sure that air intake door<br />

shuts off the outside air completely.<br />

AC267<br />

Fig. AC-38 Air intake door actuator<br />

BLOWER HOUSING<br />

REMOVAL AND<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

1. Disconnect battery ground cable.<br />

2. Disconnect vacuum hose from air<br />

intake door actuator.<br />

3. Remove defroster duct located on<br />

the side of assistant's seat.<br />

4. Remove two wiring connectors<br />

(one for blower motor, and the other<br />

for resistor).<br />

5. Remove three bolts mounting<br />

housing assembly, one installed on<br />

<strong>up</strong>per side and two on lower side.<br />

6. Remove blower housing with air<br />

intake housing.<br />

AC554<br />

Fig. AC-36 Fast idle actuator<br />

Notes:<br />

a. Between blower motor and blower<br />

housing are three spacers inserted.<br />

Be careful not to lose them.<br />

b. In removing blower motor, remember<br />

its direction carefully so that it<br />

is reinstalled properly.<br />

6. Installation is to be done in reverse<br />

sequence of removal.<br />

AC-30<br />

AC268<br />

Fig. AC-39<br />

Removing blower housing<br />

7. Installation is to be done in reverse<br />

sequence of removal.

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