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Brake-30
Replace of load-sensing proportional valve
1. Removal
Disconnect the brake pipeline form the valve; remove the lock nut and
remove the adjusting bolt from the suspension arm bracket; remove the
installation bolt and take off the load-sensing proportional valve assembly.
2. Installation
a. Use two installation bolts to fix the load-sensing proportional valve.
The bolt tightening torque is 23N
m,
b. Tighten the adjusting bolt locking nut,
c. Connect each brake pipeline.
The tightening torque of the connector is 16N
m,
d. Filled with the brake fluid, discharge the air from the brake system;
check the brake pressure and leakage. output manometer
input manometer
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Brake-31
Antilock Braking System (ABS)
Cautions
1. It must not remove or install the electric elements and wire bunch plug when the ignition switch is in ON to avoid
the damage of ECU. It should turn off the ignition switch if needs disassembly.
2. Pay attention to do not knock or impact the ABS ECU during the maintenance and repair, for it will damage the
ABS ECU easily.
3. The wheel speed sensor and hydraulic unit (integrated with ECU) of BOSCH ABS8.0 can not be repaired, it should
be replaced in integral if damaged.
4. After the brake system is maintained, the brake pedal maybe soft. Discharge the air according to the normal brake
system.
5. It must use the brake fluid from original manufacturer; the brake fluid of different number cannot be used in mixed,
otherwise it will cause the failure of brake system. Select the tyre of original type as most as possible
Repair of Antilock Braking System (ABS)
1. It should process the failure diagnosis for the brake system before process the ABS failure diagnosis. It can
diagnose out the failure rapidly by using Table 1. In Table 1, the small number means the failure which occurs most
possibly. Check each element according to the sequence and maintain or replace it if necessary.
2. Check the following elements for normal operation before the diagnosis:
Brake fluid level and brake fluid quality
Pressure of tyre, size of tyre, shape and depth of tyre figure
Other brake component
These components will affect the brake effect of the ABS. Check the system sensor, connecting wire and connector for correct
installation, arrangement and connection. Ensure the completeness of fuse, repair or replace it if necessary.
3. Process the analysis and diagnosis according to the ABS advanced by owner. Use the diagnosis instrument (Annex
1) for final check and confirmation. It must process the run inspection after the competition of all ABS maintenance.
The test condition is shown as follows:
a. Confirm the tyre complies with the requirement, the tyre pressure is normal.
b. The brake system (including brake light ) is normal
c. The brake system is without leakage.
d. The position and installation of wheel speed sensor is correct.
e. All fuses are normal.
4. test method:
Run for 1 min at least when the vehicle speed is beyond 40Km/h, process a proper brake. Then read out the failure code to
ensure the ABS is without failure code.
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Brake-32
Table 1
Name of element
(failure) Brake is low or
soft Lag of brake Block of brake The brake is very hard
but has bad eff ect Brake
noise
Brake system (leakage of brake
fluid) 1 1
Brake system (with air) 2 2
brake shoe (worn) 3
Piston oil seal (worn or
damaged) 3
brake pedal (small free stroke) 1
Brake mai n p ump (fai lur e) 4 1 1
parking brake (brake shoe is out
of round) 4
parking brake (improper
adjustment) 2
parking brake pull-wire (lag) 3
Assist push bar (improper
adjustment) 5 9 8
Tension or release spring (failure) 8 8
brake shoe (crack or
deformation) 5 5 4 1
Piston (lag) 6 1
brake shoe (with oil) 2 5
Piston (block) 7 3
assist system (vacuum leakage) 10 9
brake shoe support plate (loose) 4
fixed bolt (loose) 2
Slide pin (worn) 5
brake drum (crack) 4 7 3
brake shoe (with foreign
mater ial) 6 6
brake shoe (harden ) 7
Noise reduction plate (worn) 9
Press spring (damaged) 10
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Controller of the Central Door Lock
1. Positive pole of the power supply (12V) is connected to the positive pole of car’s battery through a 15A fuse; when the
engine is started, the voltage is not less than 10V.
2. Output of the central door lock. The unlock cable connected to the executor of the central door lock is usuall
y grounded
through the normally-closed contact of the internal relay; when the door is unlocked by the remote controller or unlocked
manually, the public contact of the relay will get through with the normally-open contact, realizing an output of 12V
voltage.
3. Out
put of the central door lock. The lock cable connected to the executor of the central door lock is usually grounded
through the normally-closed contact of the internal relay; when the door is locked by the remote controller or locked
manually, the public contact of the relay will get through the normally-open contact, realizing an output of 12V voltage.
4. Key detection cable. This cable is connected to the ignition lock of the car and will
get through with the grounding wire
when the key is inserted into. (negative input)
5. Ri
ght direction indicator. The cable is connected to the positive pole of the right direction indicator of the car; an output of
12V voltage will be available when this cable is at work.
6. Left direction indicator. The cable is connected to the
positive pole of the right direction indicator of the car; an output of
12V voltage will be available when this cable is at work.
7. Negative input of door switch, which is connected to the door switch of the car; this cable will be earthed when the door is
opened. (Interior lights will be on)
a. Open the door and then close it, the reading light will be on for 10 seconds; if during this period, it is detected that the key has
been inserted into the ignition lock or the door closed, then the reading light will turn off.
b. When the key is pulled out of the ignition lock, then reading light will turn on, during this period, if the key is reinserted into
the ignition lock or the door lock, the reading light will be off; if there is not any action when the door is closed within 1
minute, the reading light will automatically turn off.
8. ON power supply detection cable. A conductive wire connected to the ON gear of the ignition lock. (When the ke
y is turned
to the ON position, a 12V output will be available)
9. Car s
peedometer detection cable, which is connected to the detection cable of car's speedometer. (When the car is
accelerated to the speed of 15km/h, the instruments unit will out
put a 500mS rectangular positive pulse to the central door
lock controller, which will control the locking of the central door lock when this 500mS rectangular positive pulse signal is
detected by the controller.)
10. Output of window closing si
gnal. When the door is locked by the remote controller, this line will be available with an
output of 12V positive current for one second and then be off. (No output)
11. Locking signal. The locking signal line connected to the central door lock of car's left front door is connected throu
gh with
the grounding line when at work. (Earthing)
12. Unlockin
g signal. The unlocking signal line connected to the central door lock of car's left front door is connected through
with the grounding line when at work. (Earthing)
13. Ne
gative pole of the power supply, which is connected to the car body, (earthing) line shall be as short as possible,
over-length will produce the interference.
Function of controller of the central door lock
1. Locking. When all the car doors are closed, press LOCK button of the remote controller once, at this time, the direction
indicator will flash once and the central door lock is closed.
2. Unlocking. At the locking state, press UNLOCK button of the remote controller once, at this time, the direction indicato
r
will flash two times and the central door lock is opened.
3. Car-findin
g function. At the locking state, press LOCK bottom of the remote controller once, and at this time, the direction
indicator will flash ten times quickly. Press UNLOCK button of the remote controller to quit the car-finding function.
4. Automatic
prevention function. At the locking state, press UNLOCK button of the remote controller to open the lock; if the
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CD Player and Air Conditioning System-2
CD Player
Function Overview
This product is a kind of car audio system with VFD multi-information integrated display screen with such functions as PLL
electronic tuning radio, CD playing and operation & control of air conditioning system, it can receive AM, FM and FM stereo
radio broadcast programs, play CDs, electronically operate and control the air conditioning system of the car. The integrated
display screen can display the working state of the radio, CD player, air conditioning system, operating mode as well as
information concerning the equalizer, clock and the temperature inside and outside.
Wiring Instructions(see the diagram)
with the speakers: the amplifier of main unit of this system is designed with 4-channel BTL output, each speaker must
be wired individually; the phase position and place of the speaker must be connected correctly; please disconnect the
player from the power supply before connecting the speaker so as to avoid the short-circuit.
2. Connecting main unit with the integrated display screen:
Use the specially-supplied 12-pin connector cable to connect the VFD integrated display screen and main unit.
3. Connection of power supply, output and communication line of main unit:
At first, connect the communication cable of the 20-pin connector plug to the air conditioner ECU, then connect the speaker
output line to other lines, finally connect the yellow memory power supply cord (10A fuse tube) directly to the positive role of
accumulator; when all the wiring is completed, connect the red power supply cord (1A fuse tube) to the positive power supply
of the ignition lock.
4. Connecting main unit with the antenna
T ypical antenna: insert the plug of coaxial cable of car’s antenna into the antenna socket of main unit.
Automatic antenna: insert the plug of coaxial cable of car’s antenna into the antenna socket of main unit, then connect the blue
antenna control cable in the 20-pin connector to the automatic antenna control end, connect the positive pole line of power
supply of automatic antenna to the positive pole of accumulator and the negative pole line to the earth.
5. Connecting main unit with CD-change box
CD player and the CD-change box are connected with the signal cables.
Prior to the installation, please be sure to remove three protective screws on the CD-change box and have it pasted with
ant-dust paper. If the protective screws are not removed, CD can not be played normally.
Attention: Improper wiring may result in the damage to the player!
(Figure 7-1) Wiring Diagram integrated display screen 12-pin connector cable20-pin connector cable
antenna adaptor
main unit
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CD Player and Air Conditioning System-5
1. integrated display screen 2. CD player 3. Air conditioner ECU 4. Temperature sensor the evaporator 5. Outside
temperature sensor
6. Outside temperature sensor 7. Speed-adjusting module 8. Temperature damper executor 9. Mode damper executor
10. Fresh air damper executor
Definition of each button on CD player of air conditioner panel
[1] Button to increase the temperature [7] wind conveying mode button
[2] Button to decrease the temperature[8] button to start air conditioner
[3] automatic operation button[9] button to decrease the wind amount
[4] front-defrost button[10] power-off button of air conditioner
[5] rear-defrost button[11] button to increase the wind amount
[6] external circulation button
Definition of each button in air conditioning display zone of the integrated display screen
[1] display of inside temperature setting of air conditioner[5] switch button of outside temperature display
[2] display of automatic operation of air conditioner[6] display zone of outside temperature
[3] display zone of wind conveying mode of air conditioner[7] clock display zone
[4] display zone of wind amount of air conditioner
Control and display unit:Control and display unit of the air conditioner mainly consists of:
Air conditioner ECU: The CC6460K model is designed with the individual air conditioner ECU to control the overall operation
of air conditioning system; Air conditioner ECU is installed under the bottom of CD player.The control panel of air conditioner
is designed with an integrated pattern with the control panel of CD player: to regulate, control and set the operation of the air
conditioning system.
Integrated display screen: display the working condition of air conditioning system of the car; relevant functions of air
conditioning system can be found to be displayed in different zone in the integrated display screen.
The sensor
Sensors of CC6460K Model automatic air conditioning system include: inside temperature sensor, outside temperature
sensor, temperature sensor executor of the evaporator.
Executor components include: mode selection executor motor, cold & hot executor motor, internal & external circulation
executor motor.
Trouble Diagnosis and Repair of Automatic Air Conditioning System
1. Self-diagnosis of the system
CC6460K air conditioning system is designed with the system self-diagnosis function. When the air conditioning system fails to
work, the self-diagnosis function designed for the car can be activated for the initial trouble diagnosis.
Operating directions:
At first, start the engine (turn the ignition switch from OFF to ON) and press OFF , A U T O, RR and MODE successively and the
pressing of MODE switch shall last at least 2 seconds. The button must be pressed down within 10 seconds when the engine is
started (the ignition switch is turned to ON position).If the system is supposed to be released, then press A U T O switch or turn
off the ignition switch (OFF) .If one step is supposed to switch to another step, then press TEMP (HOT) or TEMP (COLD)
switch based on the needs.
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CD Player and Air Conditioning System-11
b .Insufficient refrigeration output
T rou ble D escrip tion s Ana l ysis o f the Cause
I nad equate
re fri g eratio
n 1.
wind amount
is no rm al 1.
comp ress or wo rks n orma ll
y
(1 ) low- leve l p ressu reathigh -pressu reand l ow -pressu reside
s
a. bloc k o f exp ansion valv
e
b. op enness of expa nsion v alve too n arro
w
(2 ) h igh- leve l p ressu reathigh -pressu reand l ow -pressu reside
s
a. failur e t o h igh- vo ltag e p ip
elin e,flow not smooth
b. ma lfun ctio n o f the rm o resisto
r
c. op
enne ssof expa nsion v alve too w ide
d. too m uch r efrige ration oi
l
e. too m uch r efrige rant
f. po or heat diss ipatio n o f the cond ense
r
(3 ) p ress ure a t high- vo ltag e s ide t oo lo
w
a. low- pr
essu repipe line dama ged
b. bloc k o f low -pressu repipe lin
e
(4 )pressu reatlow- pr
essu reside too l ow
a. the e vapo rato r f rosted
b. bloc k o f expansion valv
e
c. low- pr
essu repipe line not smo oth
d. ma lfun ctio n o f the rm o resisto
r
(5 )pressu re at low- pr
essu re side some time norm al, s ometim es with negative pressu re,
mo istu re and i ce bloc k i n a irco oling s yste
m
(6 )neg ative p ress ur e a t low -pressu reside , p ressu reathigh -pressu reside too l ow , block ofai
r
co oling s yste
m
(7 )pressu reatlow- pr
essu reside too l ow , pressu reathigh -pressu reside too h i gh
a. intern al bloc k o f drier of f lui d r eservo ir
b. bloc k o f high- pr essu re pipe lin
e
(8 )pressu reatlow- pr
essu reside too h igh, pressu re athigh -press ure s ide t oo low
a. leak ag e o f the comp resso
r
b. dama ged v alve ofcomp resso
r
(9 )poo r h eat r ad iation ofcond enser d ue tosm all w ind a mo unt from t hecond ensing blow er
2. comp ress or wo rks i mp rope rl
y
(1 )int erna l m alfu nc tion ofcomp ress or
(2 )belt o f com pr
esso r too loos e o r slidi ng
(3 )fai lu re of elec trom agnetic c lutc
h
a. low vol tage ofpowe r suppl
y
b. mu tual interfer en ce ofthe s tato r and roto
r
c. ma lfun ctio n o f amp lifier s tabi lizi ng the i dle s peed
d. circ uit d isco nn ected, comi ng off o f the joi n ts
e. po or operatio n o f the sw itch and r elay
f. sh ort c ircu itan d o pen c ircu itof the r outing
g. po or earthi ng
3. othe r c ause
s
ba d s ealin g o f w agon
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CD Player and Air Conditioning System-12
e .Precautions for the overhaul of air cooling system
When the air cooling system encounters the trouble, the cause for such trouble shall be analyzed inlightof trouble varieties,
followed with the examination and report work.
c. T he c ooling system some time s w orks wh ile some time s refus es towo rk.
T rou ble Des cri p tion s Ana l ysis o f the C ause
1.comp ress or wo rks n orma l l y 1.
ice b lock i nthe c ool i ng s yste
m
2. failu reof therma l resisto r o r tem perature sens ing b ul
b
3. poor contac t o f A /Cswitch
4. cond ensing blow erdama ge
d
T he c ooling system
so me time s p rodu ce
s
re f ri g eratio n e f f ect whil
e
so me time s not
.
comp resso r w orks i mprop erl y 1.s
lid e o f the clut ch
2. comi ng off o f the clut ch ’ s wind i n
g
3. poor earthi ng ofclut ch ’ s wind i n
g
d. N oise o f the air c oolin g s ystem
T r ou ble Des cription s Ana l ysis o f the C ause
No ise o f the air c ooling system too
lo ud N o
ise t oo l oud (1
) b elt t oo
loos e or w orn t oo mu ch
(2 ) f asteni ng screw o f mounting h olde r o f the comp resso
r
lo os en ed
(3 ) m ounti n g h olde r o f the comp resso r dam aged
(4 ) i nter na l p arts of the c om pr
esso r dam aged
(5 ) t oo mu chref ri g eratio n o ilor none
(6 ) .
slid e o f the clut ch
(7 ) . B e aring o f the clut ch runni ngshort o f o i lor dama ge
d
(8 ) . mo tor b earing ofthe b lowe r dam aged
(9 ) h olde r o f the blow erbrok en or
loos ened
(1 0) blad e o f the blow erbrok en or
loos ened
(1 1) . F rict io n o f the blow er’ s blad e w ith o ther comp onents
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CD Player and Air Conditioning System-13
1 .CC6460K air conditioning system is designed with SD7V16 compressor, whose refrigeration oil type as
specified is SP-10P AG; hence application of other type of refrigeration oil may damage the parts and compo
nents of the compressor. When the
air conditioning system goes through maintenance and replacement of
parts, it should be added with new refrigeration oil, whose volume is listed as follows: the evaporator and
condenser: 30ml; the drier: 20ml; the pipeline: 10ml.
Addition of refrigeration oil can be available with two methods: The direct addition and the vacuum suction
2 .D irect addition method
a. remove the oil filler plug and fill with the specified SP-10P AG refrigeration oil.
b. observe through the hole of oil filter plug and rotate front plate of clutch to make the piston connecting rod right positio n in the
center of the hole of oil filter plug.
c. insert the dipstick along the right side of piston connecting rod till the top of dipstick touches the case of the compresso
r
d. pull out the dipstick and examine the graduations (grooves) of refrigeration oil, the readings shall be within the range of 4-6
scales
.
e. screw firmly the oil filter plug with the fastening torque of 14.7± 4.9N
.m
3. Vacuum suction method:
Firstly pump out the refrigerating system to the vacuum of 0.2x105Pa, and then fill with the specified 0.2x10 5 Pa refrigeration oil;
the detailed steps are as follows:
a. switch off the high-pressure manual valve and the auxiliary valve.
b. dismantle the high-pressure side hose from the manifold pressure gauge and insert it into the oil cu
p
c. open the auxiliary valve and have the refrigeration oil sucked into the refrigerating system from the oil cup.
d. when the refrigeration oil in the oil cup is almost pumped out to the vacuum, then immediately turn off the auxiliary valve
to
prevent the air from being sucked into the system
.
e. secure the hose adapter at high-pressure side to the manifold pressure gauge, start the vacuum pump and turn on the high-
pressure manual valve, then turn on the auxiliary valve to pump the system to the vacuum state of 0.2x10
5Pa, keep such state
for 15mins so as to discharge out the air flowing into the system along with the oil.
V ol ume of Refrigeration Oil Addition and its Methods
2.ai r h eating system
T r oubl e Cau ses o f the trouble
H e ati n g n otsuppl i ed or
no t s
uf f i cientl y suppl i ed 1.
blow erof air c ondition erf ai l u re 2.relay o f the blow erdamage
d
3. heati n g w ater pipe bloc k e d 4 . coo ling water p i pe b lock ed
5. col d/h ot damp erexecutor damage d 6. ins
uf f i cien t c oo ling l iqu id
N o rotation ofblow er 1.
f use burned
down orpoor contac t o f the switch
2. mo tor o f the blowe r burne d d ow
n
3. op en circ uit o f h igh- sp eed relay o f the blow er
4. speed-ad j usti n g m odule d am aged
5. short c ircu it
leak age o f w ater W ater p ipe o f ai rhe ati n g a ged, inse cu re j oi nt
O v erhe at 1.
speed-ad j usti n g r esi sto r o f the f an d am aged
2. col d/h ot damp erexecutor damaged
I nsu f f i cien t h otair
vo lume f or d efro stin
g 1.
mode executor dama ge
d
2. f al li n g o f fof the d riv e ro
d
3. damp ernot in p osi ti o
n
4. air v ent b l ock ed
5. inad equa te heatin g s
upply
6. inst
alla tion ofwind tunn elno t fi t
7. circ uit d i sco nn ecte
d
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Safety airbag-2
Table 1 SRS-ECU stitch description
5. The maintenance operation must be started after 60 seconds following the removal of negative connection of
accumulator, wrap the negative with insulating tape for insulation.
Due to the capacitance in SRS-ECU to maintain certain power to make the safety airbag release within a certain time after the
power-off of accumulator, the operation must be started after a while to avoid any possible major damaging accident caused
by the safety airbag’s improper release.
6. The parts such as SRS-ECU, safety airbag module as well as clock spring should be removed off and well preserved
providing the temperature is high enough to cause any damage(above93¡æ) in the painting operation.
The failure codes must be debugged with the diagnostic scanner following the repairing of SRS safety airbag system so as to
make alarm lamp work functionally.
Instructions for maintenance
For your safe operation, please read the following instructions prior to your operation.
1. The maintenance of SRS safety airbag must be operated under the procedure and directions instructed in this
chapter.
2. The operation must be done with the test instruments and special tools designated by the chapter.
3. The following parts must be replaced by new ones providing something wrong with them.
a. SRS safety airbag control unit (SRS-ECU)
b. Clock spring module
c. The driver’s side safety airbag module
d. The passengers’ side safety airbag module.
e. Safety airbag wiring harness.
4. The safety airbag electric principles figure and definitions of connector clips are in Figure 1,SRS-ECU stitch
definition in Table 1 and the position and form of safety airbag failures indicator lamp in combined instrument in
Figure 2.
The driver’s side safety airbag, low position
Wire#Description
Name
Diagnosis request
The driver’s side safety airbag, high position
Passengers’ side safety airbag, high position
Passengers’ side safety airbag, low position
Diagnosis of serial data I/O (K-line)