air condition NISSAN ALMERA N15 1995 Service Manual

__________ BODYALIGNMENT _
_ PRECAUTIONS _
Description PrecautionsForHandling HighStrength Steel

• Alldimensions indicatedinfigures areactual ones.
• When usingatracking gauge,adjustbothpointers toequal length. Thencheck thepointers andgauge
itself tomake surethere isno free play.
• When ameasuring tapeisused, check tobe sure there isno elongation, twistingorbending.
• Measurements shouldbetaken atthe center ofthe mounting holes.
• Anasterisk
(*)
following thevalue atthe measuring pointindicates thatthemeasuring pointonthe other
side issymmetrically thesame value.
• The coordinates ofthe measurement pointsarethe distances measured fromthestandard lineof"X", "V"
and "Z".

EngineCompartment

D=2T+3(mm)
D=2T+O.12 (in)

•
The electrode tipdiameter mustbereformed
properly according tothe panels thickness.
•
The spot ungget onHSS panel isharder than
that ofan ordinary steelpanel.
Therefore, forspot cutting HSSpanel, ahigh
torque drillofalow speed (1,000 to1,200
rpm) maybeused tomaintain itsdurability
and facilitate theoperation.
• HSS panels withatensile strength of785 to981 N/mm
2
(80to100 kg/mm
2,
114to142 klb/sq in),
used asreinforcement inthe door guard barand inthe bumper, istoo high intensile strength touse
for general repairs.Whenthesepanels aredamaged, theouter panels alsosustain consequential
damage; therefore, thesepanels arenever remedied withoutreplacing thedoor assembly orbumper
assembly.
2. Precautions inspot welding
This work should beperformed understandard workconditions. However,workcontrol mustbeexercised
as folloows:

SBF8?4GB

"Z":
Imaginary baseline
[200 mmbelow datum line
("OZ" atdesign plan)]
Front axlecenter

/

y (_)
(0)

Incorrect
Incorrect
Correct
D==Tip+diameter

T

,::=T====p=la::t_e=-=-_t_h=i_C=k=_n=_e_s=s= __,-- ~

• The panel surfaces mustbefitted toeach
other, leaving nogaps.

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MEASURMENT _

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__________ BODYALIGNMENT _
_ PRECAUTIONS _
Description PrecautionsForHandling HighStrength Steel

• Alldimensions indicatedinfigures areactual ones.
• When usingatracking gauge,adjustbothpointers toequal length. Thencheck thepointers andgauge
itself tomake surethere isno free play.
• When ameasuring tapeisused, check tobe sure there isno elongation, twistingorbending.
• Measurements shouldbetaken atthe center ofthe mounting holes.
• Anasterisk
(*)
following thevalue atthe measuring pointindicates thatthemeasuring pointonthe other
side issymmetrically thesame value.
• The coordinates ofthe measurement pointsarethe distances measured fromthestandard lineof"X", "V"
and "Z".

EngineCompartment

D=2T+3(mm)
D=2T+O.12 (in)

•
The electrode tipdiameter mustbereformed
properly according tothe panels thickness.
•
The spot ungget onHSS panel isharder than
that ofan ordinary steelpanel.
Therefore, forspot cutting HSSpanel, ahigh
torque drillofalow speed (1,000 to1,200
rpm) maybeused tomaintain itsdurability
and facilitate theoperation.
• HSS panels withatensile strength of785 to981 N/mm
2
(80to100 kg/mm
2,
114to142 klb/sq in),
used asreinforcement inthe door guard barand inthe bumper, istoo high intensile strength touse
for general repairs.Whenthesepanels aredamaged, theouter panels alsosustain consequential
damage; therefore, thesepanels arenever remedied withoutreplacing thedoor assembly orbumper
assembly.
2. Precautions inspot welding
This work should beperformed understandard workconditions. However,workcontrol mustbeexercised
as folloows:

SBF8?4GB

"Z":
Imaginary baseline
[200 mmbelow datum line
("OZ" atdesign plan)]
Front axlecenter

/

y (_)
(0)

Incorrect
Incorrect
Correct
D==Tip+diameter

T

,::=T====p=la::t_e=-=-_t_h=i_C=k=_n=_e_s=s= __,-- ~

• The panel surfaces mustbefitted toeach
other, leaving nogaps.

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Pistonbootretainer (AD22VF only)
Piston boot
Piston seal
FRONT
DISCBRAKE
Inspection -Caliper (Cont'd)
PISTON

Check pistonforscore, rust,wear, damage orpresence offor-
eign objects. Replace ifany ofthe above conditions are
observed.

CAUTION:
Piston sliding surface isplated. Donot polish withemery paper
even ifrust orforeign objects arestuck tosliding surface.
SLIDE PIN,PINBOLT ANDPINBOOT

Check forwear, cracks, rustorother damage. Replaceifany of
the above conditions areobserved.

Inspection -Rotor
RUNOUT
1: Secure rotortowheel hubwith atleast twonuts (M12 x
1.25).
2. Check runout usingadial indicator.

Make surethatwheel bearing axialendplay iswithin thespec-
ifications beforemeasuring. RefertoFA section ("FrontWheel
Bearing", "ON-VEHICLE SERVICE").
Maximum runout:
SBR936A 0.07mm(0.0028 in)

3.
If
the runout isout ofspecification, findminimum runout
position asfollows:
a. Remove nutsandrotor fromwheel hub.
b. Shift therotor onehole andsecure rotortowheel hub
with nuts.
c. Measure runout.
d. Repeat stepsa.to c.so that minimum runoutposition can
be found.
4. Ifthe runout isstill outofspecification, turnrotor withon-car
brake lathe("MAD, DL-8700", "AMMCO700and 705" or•••
equivalent).

THICKNESS Thickness variation(Atleast 8positions):
Maximum 0.02mm(0.0008 in)

If thickness variationexceedsthespecification, turnrotor with
on-car brakelathe.

Rotor repair limit:
CL22VD andCL22VE 16.0mm(0.630 in)
CL22VF 24.0mm(0.945 in)
SBR944A Assembly
1. With piston bootfitted topiston, insertpiston bootinto
groove oncylinder bodyandinstall piston.
2. Properly securepistonboot.
3. Secure pistonbootwithretainer.
(AD22VF modelonly)

Piston

SBR777B BR-23

ANTI-LOCKBRAKESYSTEM
Removal andInstallation (Cont'd)

1. Disconnect batterycable.
2. Drain brake fluid.Refer toSR-5.
3. Discharge airconditioner refrigerant.RefertoHA section
("R-134a ServiceProcedure", "SERVICEPROCEDURES").
4. Disconnect allconnectors fromASSrelay bracket.
5. Remove mounting boltforrelay bracket.
6. Remove ASSrelay boxwith bracket.
7. Remove airconditioner low-pressure tubes.RefertoHA
section, ("Refrigerant Lines","SERVICE PROCEDURES") .
8. Disconnect brakepipesandmove awayfromactuator.

It is not necessary toremove thesepipesfromvehicle.

9. Remove/loosen mountingnutsbetween actuatorand
bracket.

BR-43
•

ANTI-LOCKBRAKESYSTEM
Removal andInstallation (Cont'd)

10. Draw outASS actuator asshown.

ASS
actuator

SBR039D CAUTION:
After installation, payattention tothe following points:
• Refill brake fluidandbleed air.Refer to"CHECK AND
ADJUSTMENT", BR-5and"AIR BLEEDING", BR.6,respec-
tively.
• Charge airconditioner refrigerant.RefertoHA section,
("R-134a ServiceProcedure", "SERVICEPROCEDURES").

• The installation procedureisthe reverse ofremoval.

ASS
actuator

_-=--=--=--=--_-_-\,_~
""'~t"
b"ok.,

SBR040D
ABSRELAYS

1. Disconnect batterycable.
2. Remove ASSrelay cover.

BR-44

TROUBLEDIAGNOSES
Contents
How toPerform TroubleDiagnoses forQuick andAccurate Repair SR-52
Self-diagnosis SR-53
CONSULT BR-58
CONSULT Inspection Procedure BR-59
Component PartsandHarness Connector Location BR-64
Preliminary Check BR-65
Ground CircuitCheck BR-66
Circuit Diagram forQuick Pinpoint Check BR-67
Diagnostic Procedure1Warning lampdoes notcome on BR-68
Diagnostic Procedure2Warning lampstays on BR-69
Diagnostic Procedure3ABS actuator solenoid valve BR-72
Diagnostic Procedure 4Wheel sensor orrotor BR-74
Diagnostic Procedure5Motor relayormotor BR-76
Diagnostic Procedure6Solenoid valverelay BR-79
Diagnostic Procedure7Power supply BR-81
Diagnostic Procedure 8Control unit BR-82
Diagnostic Procedure9Pedal vibration andnoise BR-82
Diagnostic Procedure10Long stopping distance BR-83
Diagnostic Procedure11Unexpected pedalaction BR-83
Diagnostic Procedure12ABS does notwork BR-84
Diagnostic Procedure13ABS works frequently BR-84
Electrical Component Inspection BR-85
How toPerform TroubleDiagnoses forQuick
and Accurate Repair
INTRODUCTION

The ABS system hasanelectronic controlunittocontrol major
functions. Thecontrol unitaccepts inputsignals fromsensors
and instantly drivestheactuators. Itis essential thatboth kinds
of signals areproper andstable. Itis also important tocheck
for conventional problems:suchasair leaks inbooster lines,
lack ofbrake fluid,orother problems withthebrake system.

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Itis much moredifficult todiagnose aproblem thatoccurs
intermittently ratherthancontinuously. Mostintermittent prob-
lems arecaused bypoor electric connections orfaulty wiring.
In this case, careful checking ofsuspicious circuitsmayhelp
prevent thereplacement ofgood parts.
A visual checkonlymaynotfind thecause ofthe problems, so
a road testshould beperformed.
Before undertaking actualchecks, takejustafew minutes to
talk with acustomer whoapproaches withaABS complaint. The
customer isavery good source ofinformation onsuch prob-
lems; especially intermittent ones.Through thetalks withthe
customer, findoutwhat symptoms arepresent andunder what

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conditions theyoccur.
Start yourdiagnosis bylooking for"conventional" problems
first. Thisisone ofthe best ways totroubleshoot brakeprob-
lems onanABS controlled vehicle.

BR-52

TROUBLEDIAGNOSES
Diagnostic Procedure10
SYMPTOM: Longstopping distance

Disconnect ABSrelay box6-pin connec- No
tor and check whether stopping dis-
tance isstill long.
Perform Preliminary Checkandair
bleeding. Go
to
IiJ
inDiagnostic
Procedure 11.SR-83.

Note: Stopping distancemaybelarger thanvehicles without
ABS when roadcondition isslippery.
Diagnostic Procedure11
SYMPTOM: Unexpected pedalaction

m
Check brakepedalstroke. Isstroke

excessively
large?

No

Disconnect ASSrelay box6-pin connec-
tor and check whether brakeiseffec-

SBR540A tive.

Yes
Ensure warning lampremains offwhile
driving.

OK
CHECK WHEEL SENSOR.

1. Check wheelsensor connector for
terminal damageorloose connec-
tion.
2. Perform wheelsensor mechanical
check. Refer to
IiJ
inDiagnostic Procedure
4, BR-75.

OK

Check control unitpinterminals for
damage orthe connection ofcontrol
unit harness connector.
Reconnect controlunitharness connec-
tor. Then retest.

BR-83
Yes
Perform Preliminary
Check. refertoSR-65.
Perform Preliminary
Check. refertoSR-65.
Carry outself-diagnosis.
Refer toBR-53 (Europe)
or SR-56 (Except
Europe).
Repair.
•

CONTENTS(Cont'd.)

Component PartsLocation 248
Wiring Diagram -NATS - 249
Trouble Diagnoses 251

LOCATION OFELECTRICAL UNITS
266
Engine Compartment 266
Passenger Compartment 267

HARNESS LAyOUT
269
How toRead Harness Layout... 269
Outline 270
Engine Control Harness 271
Engine RoomHarness 274
Main Harness '" 280
Body Harness :284
Body No.2 Harness 292
Engine Harness 294Air
Bag Harness 297
Room LampHarness 298
Back DoorHarness 299
Front DoorHarness (LHside) 300
Front DoorHarness (RHside) 302
Rear Door Harness 304

SUPER MULTIPLE JUNCTION
(SMJ) Foldout
Terminal Arrangement Foldout

FUSE BLOCK -Junction Box
(JIB)
Foldout
Terminal Arrangement Foldout

ELECTRICAL UNITS
Foldout
Terminal Arrangement Foldout

JOINT CONNECTOR
(J/C)
Foldout
Terminal Arrangement Foldout

WIRING DIAGRAM REFERENCE CHART
COOLING SYSTEM
LC
SECTION
ECCS (Ignition syslem) ECSECTION
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLECONTROLSYSTEM ATSECTION
ANTI-LOCK BRAKESYSTEM BRSECTION
SRS "AIR BAG" RSSECTION
HEATER ANDAIRCONDITIONER HASECTION

•

STARTINGSYSTEM
Trouble Diagnoses
If any abnormality isfound, immediately disconnectbatterynegative terminal.

Starter doesnotstop.
Engine doesnotstart. Replace
magnetic switch.
Does engine turnbycranking? Doesengine turnnormally? Check
ignition/fuel system.
No No
(Turns slowly.)
Check battery asfollows:
OK

Repairstarter motor.
• Charging condition
• Terminal connections
• Terminal corrosion
NG

@

Does starter motorturn? Yes
Doesgearshaft turn? Checkpinionclutch.
No No
Check reduction gear,armature
and gear shaft.
Check fuseandfusible link. Replace.

OK

Check battery asfollows:
@

• Charging condition
• Terminal connections
NG
• Terminal corrosion •
Charge battery.
• Repair connections andcorro-

OK
sian
ofbattery terminals.
Check starting systemwiring.
Repair.

OK

Does magnetic switchoperation No
Replace magnetic switch
sound occur?
Yes
Check condition ofpinion and
OK

Doesstarter turnunder noload Yes
Replace magnetic switch.
ring gear mesh.
byconnecting wiresasfollows?
NG

•

• Adjust pinionmovement.
Repairstarter motor.
• Check pinionmoving mecha-
nism .
• Check ringgear.

SELOO9Z

EL-35

ENGINECONTROL SYSTEM
SECTION
EC
CONTENTS
•

PRECAUTIONS ANDPREPARATION
4

Special Service Tools 4
Supplemental RestraintSystem(SRS)"AIR
BAG" (DualAirBag System) 7
Supplemental RestraintSystem(SRS)"AIR
BAG" (Single AirBag System) 7
GA,SR
PRECAUTIONS ANDPREPARATION
8

Engine Fuel
&
Emission ControlSystem 8
Precautions forECCS Trouble Diagnosis of
Engine 9
Precautions 9
ENGINE ANDEMISSION CONTROLOVERALL
SYSTEM 11
Circuit Diagram -Except forAustralia 11
Circuit Diagram -For Australia 12
System Diagram -GA 14DE, GA16DE for
Europe andIsrael 13
System Diagram -GA15DE 14
System Diagram -GA 16DE except for
Europe, IsraelandAustralia 15
System Diagram -GA 16DE forAustralia 16
ECCS Component PartsLocation -GA 14DE,
GA 16DE forEurope andIsrael 17
ECCS Component PartsLocation -GA15DE 18
ECCS Component PartsLocation -GA 16DE
except forEurope, IsraelandAustralia 19
ECCS Component PartsLocation -GA 16DE
for Austral ia 20
ECCS Component PartsLocation 21
Vacuum HoseDrawing 22

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GA
ENGINE
ANDEMISSION BASICCONTROL
SYSTEM DESCRiPTION 23
System Chart.. 23
Multiport FuelInjection (MFI)System 24
Distributor Ignition(01)System 27
Air Conditioning CutControl 28
Fuel CutControl (atnoload &high engine
speed) 28
EVAPORATIVE EMISSIONSYSTEM
29

Inspection 29
POSITIVE CRANKCASE VENTILATION 31
Description 31
Inspection 32
BASIC SERVICE PROCEDURE 33
Fuel Pressure Release 33
Fuel Pressure Check 33
Fuel Pressure Regulator Check 33
Injector Removal andInstallation 34
Idle Speed/lgnition Timing/ldleMixtureRatio
Adjustment ,35
ON-BOARD DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMDESCRIPTION .44
Malfunction IndicatorLamp(MIL) 44
CONSULT .48
TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS -General Description
58

Introduction 58
Work Flow 59
Description forWork Flow 60
Diagnostic Worksheet 61
Diagnostic TroubleCode(DTC) Chart 62
Fail-Safe Chart 64
Basic Inspection 65
Fast IdleCam (FIC) Inspection and
Adjustment -For Europe andIsrael 68
Fast IdleCam (FIC) Inspection and
Adjustment -Except forEurope andIsrael. 68
Symptom MatrixChart 71