Carburetor, fuel pump, throttle linkage,  M110

Checking fuel return valve

 

 

07.2—186 Checking fuel return valve

 

A. Without fuel pressure control

 

Special tool

 

Clamp
m110 - 0360-1.jpg
000 589 40 37 00

 

Conventional tool

 

Pressure tester

 

Note

 

On a vacuum -controlled fuel return valve, with a leaking diaphragm, the fuel is drawn off by the intake pipe vacuum. The results are high fuel consumption and irregular idle running. It may not be possible to adjust the idle speed emission value.

 

Checking
m110 - 0360-2.jpg
1 Pull fuel return hose from connection to return line. Hold fuel return hose into a container. Run engine, fuel should now come out of return hose in the shape of a jet.
On vehicles with air conditioning system and auto­matic transmission, engage driving position or switch on air conditioning system.

 

2 On fuel return valves without fuel pressure regula­tion (vacuum -controlled!), check diaphragm for leaks.
For this purpose, run engine at idle speed, pinch vacuum hose, idle speed emission value or idle speed should not change. Repiace return valve, if required.
m110 - 0360-3.jpg

 

07.2.2 la—186/1

 

 

 

B. With fuel pressure control ((£) 1976 only)

 

Test value

 

Fuel pressure (measured after fuel return valve)
approx. 0.2 bar gauge pressure

 

Conventional tool

 

Pressure tester

 

Testing
m110 - 0361-1.jpg
1 On fuel return valves with fuel pressure regulation (T) 1976, check function of pressure control.
For this purpose, connect pressure tester between return valve and carburetor. Run engine at idle and read regulated fuel pressure.

 

2 Pull off fuel return hose at connection for return line. Hold fuel return hose into a container. Run engine, fuel should now come out of return hose in the shape of a jet.
On vehicles with air conditioning system and auto­matic transmission, engage driving position or switch on air conditioning system.
m110 - 0361-2.jpg

 

07.2.2 la-186/2