heating NISSAN PULSAR 1987 Owner's Guide
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(3) Replenish the coolant in the radiator. Refer
to the Cooling and Heating Systems section for the
correct procedure.
TO DISMANTLE
Bosch Alternator
Remove the alternator from the vehicle as
previously described.
Scribe a mark across the drive end bracket,
stator and slip ring end bracket to facilitate correct
alignment during assembly. Remove the screws and washers securing the
regulator and brush holder assembly. Withdraw the
regulator and brush holder assembly from the alter-
nator. Remove the long screws securing the drive
end bracket to the slip ring end bracket and withdraw
the drive end bracket, rotor and pulley assembly.
NOTE: Ensure that the wave washer behind
the rotor shaft rear bearing in the slip ring
end bracket is not mislaid.
Holding the rotor in a soft jawed vice,
remove the split drive pulley retaining nut, washer
and spacer from the rotor shaft. Remove the split driv e pulley, spacer, plate
washer and fan from the rotor shaft. Using a suitable pres s and press plates,
support the drive end bracket with the pulley end of
the rotor shaft uppermost a nd carefully press the rotor
shaft from the spacer, bearing and the drive end
bracket.
Remove the spacer and the bearing retainer
plate screws from the drive end bracket. Remove the bearing retainer plate and the
bearing from the drive end bracket. If necessary, using a bearing puller, remove
the rear bearing from the rotor shaft. Remove the nut, spring washer and output
terminal components from the {B + ) terminal on the
outside of the slip ring end bracket.
(12) Working inside the slip ring end bracket,
remove the screws securing the diode pack to the
bracket and withdraw the stator and diode pack as an
assembly. Remove the insulating spacer and washer
from the (B +) terminal.
NOTE: The diode pack is supplied as an
assembly and in the event of a component
'failure, must be renewed as a complete unit.
Mark all wiring connections prior to removal
to aid assembly. Where necessary, unsolder the stator leads
from the connector terminals to separate the diode
pack.
NOTE: When soldering or unsoldering the
stator leads from the diodes, grip the leads
with a pair of long nosed pliers. This will
safeguard the diodes by transferring any
excess heat to the jaws of the pliers.
Hitachi Alternator
Remove the alternator from the vehicle as
previously described.
Scribe a mark across the drive end bracket,
stator and slip ring end bracket to facilitate correct
alignment during assembly. Remove the through bolts retaining the drive
end bracket to the slip ring end bracket. Apply a heated 200 watt soldering iron to the
slip ring end bracket at the bearing mounting boss for
3-4 minutes to heat the bracket and allow the removal
of the slip ring end bearing. Carefully prise the slip ring end bracket and
stator assembly from the drive end bracket and rotor
assembly using suitable levers. Do not insert the levers
too far or damage to the stator will occur.
Hold the rotor and driv e end bracket assem-
bly in a soft jawed vice and remove the nut retaining
the drive pulley to the rotor. Remove the washer, pulley and spacer
washer from the rotor shaft.
Using a soft faced hammer, drive the rotor
shaft assembly from the drive end bracket and remove
the inner spacer washer from the rotor shaft.
Remove the bearing retainer plate screws
and remove the plate. Using a suitable drift, drive the
bearing from the bracket. Remove the retaining nut and insulator
washer from the alternator terminal. Remove the slip ring end bracket retaining
nuts and separate the diode pack, stator and regulator
assembly.
If necessary, file the ends of the brush
assembly retaining rivets, caref ully unsolder the ter-
minal plate and remove the brush assembly and
terminal plate from the diode pack. If necessary, remove the fan guide retaining
View of the Bosch alternator stator assembly and the
slip ring end bracket.
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Using an ohmmeter to test for bridging or internal shorting of the rotor fields.
internally, while a high reading indicates an open
circuit or high resistance in the windings. In both
cases a new rotor assembly will have to be installed.
Stator Windings
The stator test is carried out using a test lamp.
The stator leads must be detached from the
diode pack.
Connect a jumper lead from the negative
terminal of a charged 12 volt battery to the stator
winding frame. Connect one en d of a test lamp to the
battery positive terminal, the other end of the test
lamp to the stator lead, one at a time. Should the test lamp illuminate, however
dimly, a short circuit is indicated and the stator
assembly must be renewed.
Diodes
On some models the diod es may be tested after
disconnection. Testing can be done by using a 12 volt
battery and a 1.5 watt bulb in series with a jumper
lead.
Connect a jumper lead from the negative
terminal of a charged battery to the carrier/bracket
holding the diode to be tested. Connect one end of a test lamp to the battery
positive terminal and the other end of the lamp to the
diode lead. Note whether the lamp is illuminated and
then reverse the connections on the battery. If the lamp was illuminated in both direc-
tions or was not illuminated at all, the diode is faulty
and the diode pack/heat sink must be renewed.
Brush Springs and Brushes
Check the brush spring s for overheating and
distortion, check for binding in the brush holder.
Check the brush length and renew as neces-
sary. Refer to Specifications for the correct dimen-
sions. TO ASSEMBLE
Bosch Alternator
Assembly is a reversal of the dismantling proce-
dure with attention to the following points:
Using a hot soldering iron and a pair of long
nosed pliers as a heat sink, solder the stator leads to
their respective terminals on the diode pack. Install the insulating washer and spacer to the
(B +) terminal post and position the diode pack and
stator assembly onto the slip ring end bracket. Install
the diode pack retaining screws and tighten securely. Working on the exterior of the slip ring end
bracket, install the output terminal components to
the
(B + ) terminal and secure the retaining nut.
Position the bearing retainer, bearing and
spacer on the rotor shaft. Using a suitable press and press plates,
support the rotor sh aft on the front face of the spacer
and carefully press the rotor shaft fully into the
bearing and spacer. Position the rotor shaft assembly into the
rear of the drive end bracket and install and tighten the
bearing retainer plate screws. Install the fan, plate, spacer and split
drive
pulley to the rotor shaft and secure them with the
retaining washer and nut. If necessary, using a suitable press and press
plates, support the rotor shaft rear bearing and
carefully press the rotor shaft fully into the bearing.
NOTE: Ensure that pressure is applied only
to the inner race of the bearing.
Ensure that the rotor shaft bearing wave
washer is located in the slip ring end bracket and
insert the rotor in the stator and slip ring end bracket
assembly. Align the marks made on dismantling and
install and tighten the long securing screws.
Position the regulator and brush holder as-
sembly to the slip ring end bracket and install
and
tighten the retaining screws. Install the alternator to the vehicle and
test
the operation as prev iously described.
Hitachi Alternator
If necessary, position the new brush termi-
nals in the brush assembly and install the
brush
assembly and terminal plate to the diode pack.
Carefully solder the terminal plate to the diode pack
and secure the brush assembly by installing and
staking new rivets.
If necessary, solder the diode pack and
regulator to the stator and install the fan guide
and
retaining nuts. Tighten the retaining nuts securely.
NOTE: When soldering or unsoldering the
stator leads or bridges from the diodes or
regulator, grip the leads with a pair of long
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12. INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
TO REMOVE AND INSTAL
Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Remove the retaining screws from the instru-
ment cluster surround. Carefully withdraw the instrument cluster
surround from the instrument panel sufficiently to
enable the wiring to be disconnected. Remove the
surround from the vehicle.
.
FLEXIBLE PRINTED
CIRCUIT
Rear view of the instrument cluster removed from the
vehicle.
(4) Remove the instrument cluster assembly
retaining screws and gently ease the assembly from the
instrument panel sufficiently to enable the wiring to be
disconnected.
If necessary, remove the instruments as follows:
Carefully depress the retaining clips on the
front lens and remove the front lens. On models equipped with a tachometer, slide
the plastic rib from between the speedometer and the
tachometer. Remove the screws retaining the speedome-
ter and the tachometer or fuel/temperature gauges
from the rear of the instrument cluster.
CLUSTER ASSEMBLY
(d) Withdraw both instruments from the front of
the instrument cluster being careful as these instru-
ments are held by protruding pin terminals.
NOTE: Do not touch the faces of the instru-
ment dials as they mark easily.
(e) On models equipped with a tachometer,
remove the retaining nuts and remove the tempera-
ture and/or the fuel gauge from the cluster assembly.
Installation is a reversal of the removal procedure
ensuring that all electrical connectors are correctly
installed.
13. BLOWER FAN
The removal and installation procedure for the
blower fan is described in the Cooling and Heating
Systems section.
14. RADIO/CASSETTE
TO REMOVE AND INSTAL
Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
Remove the release hole covers on each side
of the radio/cassette.
Dismantled view of the instrument cluster.
Illustration of the radio/cass ette removal tool showing
the required dimensions.
BULB HOLDERS
BULB HOLDERS
Removing the release hole covers from the radio/cas-
sette.