fuel reserve SKODA 105S 1980 Workshop Manual

The child'proof
lotch
of
the reor
door.s con
be
"ng"!J Uy
tipPing down
its
lever' The doors
;;; ;" open"d'froir outside
ofter
disengoging
iunfoctin'g1 the
lotch by pulling
the
Press'
button.
Fig.1.311 Inside
Door
Mechonisms
1 -
Hondle
2 -
Lock Press-button
3 -
Drop window cronk
4 -
Door pull
5 -
Ashtroy (depending
on
reor door
outfit) Fig.
1.312
Child'Proof Lotch
INSTRUMENT PANEL
t
a
(
Fis. 1 .3/3 SKODA 1O5
Slnstrument Panel
up
to October 1978
only'I
12
/l
910
1 -
Worning light
of
left-hond direction
indicotors, green
2 -
Speedometer
3 -
Worning light
of right'hond direction
indicotors, green
4 -
High-beom worning light,
blue
5 -
Th6rmometer (of
engine cooling liquid) 6
-
Chorging worning
light, red
7 -
Oil pressure
worning light,
reo
8 -
Distonce recorder
I -
Fuel reserve worning light,
omber
10 -
Broke sYstem
worning light,
red
11 -
Fuel gouge
12 -
UnoccuPied, green

Worrring
lights:
5 -
left-hond direction indicotors, green
6 -
oil pressure,
red
7 -
right-hond direction indicotors, green
8 -
broke system, red
9 -
chorging, red
10 -
fuel reserve, omber
11 -
high beom, blue
The thermometer indicotes the temperoture
of the coolont with the ignition switched on.
The optimum operoting temperoture ronge is
from 75 to 105oC. In
SfOon 105 S, this
ronge
is identified by
the green
zone of the scole.
The fuel gouge
indicotes the level
of the fuel
with the ignition switched on. The scole is
provided with divisions 0 -
r/2
-
1, i. e., empty,
holf full,
ond full
tonk.
The driver is worned by the red worning light
when thene ore less thon 5litres of fuel in the
fuel tonk.
The tochometer indicotes the speed (revol-
utions) of the engine. The
speed should
never
rise to the red zone. When chonging the geors,
on increose of speed within the ronge
of the
yellow zone is permissible.
The porking
lights come on when the switch
is thrown to the first
right-hond position.
The
Fig. 1.3/6 Switches -
port I
1 -
Porking light switch ond feeder of heodlomp
dipswitch
2 -
Horn switch, direction indicotor switch,
ond dipswitch
3 -
Switch of ouxiliory (extro)
heodlomps
4 -
Door switch 12
-
unoccupied, green -
fog lomp worning light
included in speciol
extros
13 -
unoccupied, green -
low-beom worning light
included in speciol
extros
14 -
unoccupied, red
switch switches on the heodlomps, toil lights,
ond the licence plote
light.
The heodlights, i. e. driving (high
beom) ond
dipped (low
beom), ore switched on by throw-
ing the switch to the second
right-hond pos-
ition. The switch switches on oll porking
lights
ond the heodlights
in occordonce with the pos-
ition of the switch stem-type lever: centre
position -
dipped lights,
towords the instrument
ponel -
driving lights. When the
driving lights
ore on, the blue worning light glows.
The ouxiliory heodlomps
come on ofter pull.
ing the switch knob, but only while moin
heod-
lomps ore on.
heodlomp flasher storts floshing
when
the switch lever
toword the steering
ring.
horn is sounded by depressing
the lever
the steering wheel shoft.
Fig.1.317 Switches -
port ll ond oshtroy
1 -
Switchbox ond steering lock
2 -
Switch of windscreen wipers ond
wosher
3 -
Heoter switch
4 -
Switch for on odditionol device -
not
stondord fitted
5 -
Disobility worrning light
switch -
not on
SKoDA 105 s
6 -
Heoter control
7 -
Ashtroy
The
pulling
wheel
The
toword
i
I
L 12

12.6-12.f
2. Proceeding fronr below, rernove
the fuel
tonk sheet guord
ond the guord
of the cooling
woter pipes.
3. Disconnect the pipe
of the clutclr hydroulic
line from the clutch releose hose brocket.
4. Screw out droin plugs
to droin fuel from
the fuel tonk ond ot the some time disconnect
the fuel hose from
the fuel pump.
After com-
pleting the droining, reinstoll the droin plugs
(screws) with their seoling rings.
Disconnect the tronsverse hose connecting
both sections of the fuel tonk ond stop the
open
pipes with rrubber
plugs (to prevent
the remoin-
ing fuel spilling over your
honds ond clothes
when lifting
the tonk owoy).
5. Disconnect the geor
shift link ond the
speedometer drive from the georbox -
see Chop-
ter 4.1, por.9.
6. Detoch cobles from the hond broke rocker
ond pull
them out from under the cor -
see
Chopter 9.8. 7. Droin the cooling system -
see Chopter
-15.13.
Disconnect the moin woter line in
the
rniddle of the cor. Disconnect the pipes
from
the engine (from
the hose of the thermostot
ond the pump
connecting hose) ond remove
the
pipes -
see Chopter 11.4.
8. Disconnect the hose of the fuel
tonk from
the fuel filling pipe, ond, in the upper port,
the
hose of the fuel filling line vent pipe.
9. Sever the electric connection of the fuel
level gouge
floot system under tlre right-hond
I eor seot.
10. Use o
iock to support
tl're georbox
ond
loosen tlre connection of the georbox
cross
beorer with the bodywork.
11. Loosen the copscrews fostening the fuel
tonk to the bodywork ond lower the
iock to tip
the power
pock.
Retoin the fuel tonk while ne-
nroving the copscrews, move the tonk bock-
words ond down, tip it down ond forword, ond
remove it in
this direction. 12. Should
the pipes
of the broke system ob-
struct tlre removol of the tonk, disconnet them
from the finol drive ond from broke hose brock-
ets.
Refitting Fuel Tqnk in Cor
Reverse the procedure
of the tonk removol.
Fill the cooling system with the recommended
coolont ond bleed it, odjust the hond-broke ond
the occelerotor cobles. Bleed the clutch hy-
droulic line
ond olso the reor wheel brokes if
the hydroulic broke line hos
been disconnected.
Tighten properly
oll joints
ond connections,
fosten the cobles, links, ond pipes
obsenving
their correct orrongement -
see Chapter 12.7.
Fuel Line ond lts Accessories
Filling pipe.
This is q
sheet -
metol tube ot-
toclred to
the hose on the fuel tonk by meons
of o clip, ond to
the bodywork by two holders
with o copscrew ond both o spring ond o ploin
wosher. lt posses
througlr o bushing in the side
of the bodywork. Venting line. The hose is ottoched to the fuel
tonk filler neck in the upper port
of the tonk
ond to the filling pipe
by meons
of clips. For
its possoge
through the bodywork stiffener,
see Fig. 12.714. For clips ond their tightening see
Fig. 11.4/1.
The oir-feed hose
is slipped on the filling
pipe outlet ot
the fuel tonk neck; its
loop is
inserted under the domping lining of the body-
work, ond its other end is inserted into the hole
of the filling pipe
socket bushing.
Filler neck cop -
see Chopter 1.5.
Fuel gouge -
see fuel reserve signolling
switch, Chopter 13.17.
12.7 ARRANGEMENT
OF PIPELINES, LINKS,
AND CABLES UNDER THE
CAR
The routing, fostening, etc., of pipelines,
links, ond cobles is described in
chopters deol-
ing with these ports.
They oll leove the floor
tunnel under tlre fuel tonk to
be covered by
o guold
held in position
by self-locking nuts
with ploin
woshers. The following
illustrotions
show their correct orrongement which hos to
be mointoined if incorrect function or domoge
is to be prevented.
lt is imperotive to ensure
free movement ond swing
of the geor
shift
link.
Secure the correct position
of oll ports
under
the fuel tonk by clips which hove
to be pro-
vided with sleeves preventing
domoge to Bow-
den tubings, etc. The overoll orrongement is
shown in
Fig. 12.712 ond 12.713.
Fig.
12.611- Fuel Tonk Droin
Plugs
164