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A2) Mechanical head timing with special tools 3 U H U H T X L V L W H V •The bolts that secure the variable valve timing mechanism must be loosened so that the chain turns freely,
without being integral with the camshaft.
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1. If the engine is on a workbench, assemble the crank mechanism on the crankshaft; if the engine is on board,
the rotation can be carried out directly from the pulley.
2. Assemble the dial gauge ( A-Fig.5) on cylinder no. 1.
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indicates 0 (zero).
4. Assemble the timing tools on the heads (000200-12c), being careful to install the LH tool on the left head ( B-
Fig.5 ) and the RH tool on the right head ( C-Fig.5).
The tools must be secured directly onto the camshafts of both heads so that the position of the
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turn the camshafts slightly using a 26 mm wrench to the correct position at which to secure the tool.
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The total amount of oil to be placed in the engine is: •
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1. Remove the dipstick cap on the oil tank ( A-Fig.2 ¿ O O Z L W K O L W H U V R I R L O D Q G U H S O D F H W K H F D S
2. Start the engine and let it run at idle speed for 60 seconds.
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4. Start the engine at idle speed, wait for the oil pressure light to go off and then warm up the engine (engine oil temperature above 70°C).
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and repeat point 4 to achieve the required level.
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1. Front relay/fuse box
2. Engine speed and TDC sensor
3.
Intake manifold solenoid valves andsecondary
air valves
4. Single ignition coil
5. Fuel vapor pressure sensor
6. throttle bodies
7. Fuel Pump
8. Exhaust gas pressure sensors
9. TMAP
10. Cylinder bank 1-6 catalyst upstream oxygen
sensor
(linear)
11. Air vent regulating actuators
12. Vacuum system tanks
13. Cylinder bank 1-6 catalytic converter
14.
Cylinder bank 1-6 catalyst downstream oxygen sensor
15. ENCS solenoid valve
16. Right radiator fan
17. Cylinder bank 1-6 valve timing solenoid valve
18. Spoiler actuators
19. Cylinder bank 1-6 fuel pressure regulator
20. Cylinder bank 1-6 post catalyst (USA)
21. ENCS valve 22. Cylinder bank 7-12 post catalyst (USA)
23. Cylinder bank 7-12 fuel pressure regulator
24. Cylinder bank 7-12 valve timing solenoid valve
25. Left radiator fan
26. Cylinder bank 7-12 catalyst upstream oxygen
sensor
27. Cylinder bank 7-12 catalytic converter
28. Cylinder bank 7-12 catalyst downstream oxygen
sensor
(linear)
29. Battery
30.
Cylinder bank 1-6 camshaft seat position
sensor
31. Canister
32.
Cylinder bank 7-12 camshaft seat position
sensor
33. Engine control unit (ECU)
34. Front relay/fuse box
35. Instrument board
36. GFA control unit
37. PCM control unit
38. Ignition switch
39. Conditioning system ECU
40. Cylinder bank 7-12 injectors 41. Oil pressure sensor
42. Knock sensors
43. Throttle position sensor
44. Engine oil tank
45. Oil temperature sensor
46. E-gear oil tank
47. MED ECU
48. MED valves
49. Arrows and taillights diagnosis ECU
50. ETB ECU
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Cleaning
The fuel injection system could become damaged due to even slight contamination. During injection/fuel delivery system maintenance, pay attention to the following cleaning rules: •Thoroughly clean each point of connection and the areas near the engine before disconnecting the parts.
• Immediately close open connections and pipes with protection caps.
• Place the removed components on a clean surface and cover them. Use intact cloths.
• Install the clean components: Remove the spare parts immediately before installation. Do not use components
stored without their packaging (for example, in toolboxes, etc.).
• When the system is open: Do not use compressed air. Do not move the vehicle (unless absolutely necessary).
• Separated electrical connectors: Protect them from dirt and humidity. Make sure they are dry before reconnecting
them.
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The anti-evaporation system prevents the fuel vapors, which consist of the lightest fractions of the hydrocarbons that form in the tank, from discharging into the atmosphere and being suctioned again to be burned.
The system operates especially when the outside temperature is high and the fuel temperature rises, thus increasing the tendency to evaporate. 2 S H U D W L Q J 3 U L Q F L S O H
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absorb them when the engine is off. 7 K H À R D W L Q J Y D O Y H K D V W K H I R O O R Z L Q J I X Q F W L R Q V •It prevents the fuel from reaching the canister in the case of hard acceleration/deceleration when the car has a
full tank, or from spilling from the tank, in case the car rolls over;
• It allows the vapors to pass from the tank to the canister;
• It enables to discharge into the atmosphere any excess pressure inside the tank (electrovalve malfunctioning,
clogged pipe).
A. From the tank
B. To the canister
C. Discharge into the atmosphere
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The exhaust pipe coming out from the catalytic converter features a thermocouple to read the temperature. This
thermocouple generates a signal in proportion to the exhaust gas temperature and sends it to a special electronic
control unit that switches on the “CATALYST RIGHT” or “CATALYST LEFT” warning light to which it is connected.
If there is an abnormal temperature increase in one of the catalytic converters the control unit intervenes as follows:•For temperatures ranging between 945 and 960 °C the “CATALYST” warning light switches on intermittently:
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• For temperatures over 960 °C the “CATALYST” warning light stays on permanently and the fuel is cut off to
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When temperature drops below 800°C, normal functions are reset.
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Lifting System
This is an hydraulic device enabling to lift the front part of the vehicle when driving at low speed, to allow access to areas with uneven surfaces. The system is composed of the following components:•Front shock absorbers;
• Electronic control unit (GFA);
• Ascent or descent control button;
• Connecting hoses and electric wires;
Lifting system layout (Fig.1)
A. Front shock absorbers
B. Electronic control unit (GFA)
C. Ascent or descent control button
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F. Hydraulic pump
The system can be activated up to the maximum speed of 70 Km/h (30 Km/h for Japan); when it reaches this speed threshold the system will automatically go to the DOWN position. Moreover the system can recognize the following lifting system errors: • System pressure indicated simultaneously by two pressure switches as under 20 bars and over 70 bars (one or
both pressure switches damaged or disconnected).
• Vehicle ascending or descending time greater than 120 seconds (hydraulic or solenoid valve problem).
• Wrong vehicle speed indication.
The warning light on the dashboard will blink quickly to signal errors (it blinks slowing during raising/lowering).If problems occur the L.DAS software is used, which checks system errors and proceeds by resetting them.
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If an error occurs, the ECU places the system in the DOWN position and the warning light will simultaneously blink quickly on the dashboard.
Lifting system control diagram (Fig.2)
A.GFA control unit
B. Vehicle speed signal
C. Lifting system button
D. Lifting system solenoid valves
E. Lifting system pressure switches
F. Lifting system warning light
G. +12 V power supply
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• Hydraulic pump (it is the same used for power steering systems with capacity suited to the new system);
• Warning light on instrument panel;
• Vehicle speed signal.
Lifting system hydraulic connections (Fig.3)
1. Ascent solenoid valve
2. Descent solenoid valve
3. Pressure switch
4. Solenoid valve assembly
5. Flow separator
6. Shock absorber lower chamber
3 From power steering pump
A. To power steering system
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R. To power steering oil reservoir
O. To front shock absorbers
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The GFA controls this system.
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Position the wheel on the tire changer, locking it into place using the column ( C-Fig.5). Soften the tire to make
disassembly easier by using the sliding support ( ' ) L J ) and rotating the wheel (clockwise) several times.
4. Insert the lever ( ( ) L J ) between the rim and the tire, careful that the TPMS sensor ( % ) L J ) is positioned
approximately 10 cm away from where the lever is inserted.
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5. Press the lever downward ( Fig.6) and activate the tire changer, rotating the wheel slightly more than 180°.
6. After this half rotation, the lever’s pressure will release the upper part of the tire from the rim ( Fig.7).