M110,  Mechanical gazoline injection system CIS

Checking fuel pressures and for internal leaks

 

 

07.3—120 Checking fuel pressures and for internal leaks

 

A. Standard version

 

Test values in bar gauge pressure

 

Engine

 

110.984/985 110.986/987

 

 

110.988/989 110.990
System pressure at idle with engine cold or at operating temperature

 

5.0-5.6

 

Control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature
Warm-up compensator stabilized
3.4-3.8 at 530 mbar1)

 

 

3.6-4.0
Full load enrichment at idle (vacuum hose pulled off)

 

2.8-3.2

 

Control pressure according to ambient temperature at idle with engine cold

 

 

min. 0.5 (refer to
diagram)

 

l) If control pressure is not attained, check intake manifold vacuum (section “Checking control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature”).

 

Special tools

 

Pressure tester
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102 589 00 21 00

 

Clamp for hose lines
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000 589 40 37 00

 

Conventional tools

 

Voltmeter, ohmmeter

 

Screw driver element 992—T 30
e.g. made by Hazet, D-5630 Remscheid

 

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Self-made tool

 

Contact bridge
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Note:

 

Prior to working on injection system, check firing point, spark plugs and idle speed adjustment.
Perform leak test only in the event of complaints about hot starting.
After stopping the engine, the fuel pressure should still amount to 2.5 bar gauge pressure after 30 minutes.

 

Visual checkup

 

1 Remove air cleaner.

 

2 Check all fuel connections for leaks.

 

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3 Check for easy operation of adjusting lever (1) in air flow sensor and control piston (2) in fuel distributor For this purpose, proceed as follows:
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Mixture controller with safety switch
Pull plug from safety switch (3), switch-on ignition for a short moment to build up control pressure.
Mixture controller without safety switch
Pull off fuel pump relay and bridge the two jacks for a moment to build up control pressure.
Prior to September 1981: Jacks 1 and 2. Starting September 1981: Jacks 7 and 8.
Push air flow sensor (4) down manually. A uniform resistance should then be felt along entire path. No resistance should be felt during fast upward moment, since the slowly following control piston lifts off from adjusting lever. If the upward movement is slow, a control piston should closely follow.
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4 Check control piston in fuel distributor for leaks. Push air flow sensor for a short moment completely down and hold in this position, no fuel should then show up in air guide housing.
If fuel emerges, replace fuel distributor (07.3—205).

 

Connecting pressure measuring device

 

The pressure measuring device remains connected for all pressure measurements.
The pressure measuring device 102 589 00 21 00 now remains equipped with a valve screw on three-way vaive only.

 

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To relieve sealing rings, keep valve screw or valve screws always open. Connections of three-way valve are numbered.
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Pressure measuring device 1st version
Connection 1 = hose line on fuel distributor
Connection 2 = hose line on pressure gauge
Connection 3 = hose line on released control pressure line

 

Pressure measuring device 2nd version
Connection A = hose line on fuel distributor
Connection B = hose line on released control pressure line

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1    Unscrew control pressure line (arrow) on fuel distributor (20), while catching fuel with a rag.
2   Connect hose line from connection 1 or A to fuel distributor (20) and hose line of connection 3 or B to control pressure line (arrow).
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Checking control pressure at idle in cold engine

 

3   Open valve screw or valve screws on pressure measuring device.
4    Run engine at idle and immediately read control pressure.

 

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Take nominal pressure according to ambient tempera­ture from control pressure diagram. If the nominal value is not attained, recondition system pressure regulator (07.3—210), or check input strainer in warm-up compensator. Replace warm-up compensa­tor, if required.
Example:
Warm-up compensator with Bosch end no. 010 and
057:
Ambient temperature +20 °C = 1.0—1.5 bar gauge
pressure.
Warm-up compensator with Bosch end no. 103: Ambient temperature +20 °C = 1.0—1.4 bar gauge pressure.
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5 Check stabilizing time of warm-up compensator. Read initial control pressure at +20 °C. The stabilizing time at 3.4 bar gauge pressure should be within tole­rance. Additional electric consumers switched off, minimum voltage 12 Volts.
Example:
Stabilizing time at +20 °C
Warm-up compensator with Bosch end no. 010 = 3—6 minutes
Warm-up compensator with Bosch end no. 057 and 103 = 2-4 minutes.
Checking system pressure at idle with engine cold or at operating temperature
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6   Close valve screw on pressure measuring device. When measuring pressure, with 2 valve screws, close valve screw at connection 3.
7   The system pressure should amount to 5.0—5.6 bar gauge pressure.

 

8 If the system pressure of 5.0—5.6 bar gauge pres­sure is not attained or exceeded, perform the follow­ing checkups:
a)  Check delivery capacity of fuel pump (07.3—130).
b)  Recondition system pressure regulator (07.3—210).
c)  Check fuel return flow line for passage.

 

9 Re-open valve screw.

 

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Checking control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature

 

10   Open both valve screws or valve screw on pressure measuring device.
11    Control pressure should increase to 3.4—3.8 or 3.6—4.0 bar gauge pressure (warm-up compensator stabilized).
If the control pressure of 3.4-3.8 or 3.6-4.0 bar gauge pressure is not attained, perform the following checkups.

 

Engine 110.984/985/986/987
a) Check intake manifold vacuum. For this purpose, pull off vacuum hose (arrow in fig. item 12) on warm-up compensator and attach a T-fitting for pressure gauge.
Read intake manifold vacuum and transfer to vacuum diagram.
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Example:
Intake manifold vacuum 400 mbar = 3.5—3.9 bar gauge pressure.
Engine 110.988/989/990
The control pressure is not influenced by vacuum from change on warm-up compensator.
b)  Test voltage on warm-up compensator with engine running. Pull electrical connection from warm-up compensator and test voltage. Minimum voltage
12 Volts (without electrical consumers).
c)  Test heater coil with an ohmmeter for passage. Resistance: 20-40 £1.
Replace warm-up compensator in the event of an interruption.
d)  If the control pressure is above 3.6 or 3.8 bar gauge pressure, recondition system pressure regulator (07.3-210).
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Mixture controller with safety switch
1     Fuel pump relay
2    Safety switch — air flow sensor plate
3    Warm-up compensator
4    Fuel pump
a Terminal 50 (starting) b Terminal 15/54 (ignition) c Plug connection 14-point tail lamp unit harness

 

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Mixture controller without safety switch
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Prior to September 1981
1 Fuel pump relay
3 Warm-up compensator
a To fuel pump

 

Starting September 1981
1 Fuel pump relay
3 Warm-up compensator
c To fuel pump
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12 Check full load enrichment. For this purpose, pull vacuum hose (arrow) from warm-up compensa­tor or at intake manifold, control pressure should then drop to 2.8—3.2 bar gauge pressure.
If a control pressure of 2.8—3.2 bar gauge pressure is not attained, replace warm-up compensator.
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Checking fuel distributor and fuel pump for leaks
13    Stop engine. Control pressure will then drop be­low opening pressure of injection valves (approx. 2.8 bar gauge pressure).
14    If the control pressure drops immediately to 0 bar gauge pressure, replace check valve on fuel pump or subsequently install.
15    If the pressure drops slowly, unscrew fuel return line on fuel distributor. Fuel will emerge in the event of a leak on regulator piston or pressure compensating valve. If there is more than 1 drop in 4 seconds, re­condition system pressure regulator or pressure com­pensating valve (07.3—210).
16   Check fuel reservoir for leaks (not included in time rate). For this purpose, disconnect leak line between fuel reservoir and intake damper.
17    Loosen leak line on intake damper and pull off. Loosen clamp, pressureless leaking is permissible. Replace fuel reservoir, if required (07.3—270).

 

18   Check cold-starting valve (98) for leaks. For this purpose, remove cold-starting valve (07.3—125, sec­tion Checking for leaks).
19    Close pressure measuring device, while catching fuel with a rag.
20   Connect fuel lines, run engine once again and check all fuel connections for leaks.
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B. National version (aus)

 

Test values in bar gauge pressure

 

Warm-up compensator
System pressure at
Control pressure at idle
with engine at operating
Bosch end no.
idle with engine cold
temperature

 

 

or at operating
Warm-up compen-

 

Full load enrichment

 

temperature
sator stabilized at

 

idle (vacuum hose

 

 

530 mbar intake

 

pulled off)

 

 

manifold vacuum1)

 

 

 

(aus) starting 1977
Identification: Label silver.
(T) starting 1977
Identification: Label blue.

 

030 056 057
5.0-5.6
3.4-3.8
2.8-3.2

 

-1980
Identification: Label in Japanese language.

 

031
5.0-5.6
3.0-3.4
2.8-3.2

 

(@) 1977-1979
Identification: Label black.
Identification: 1979 label Federal black, California yellow.

 

030
Federal

 

 

 

3.4-3.8
2.8-3.2
041
Federal high altitudes
1977
5.0-
-5.6
3.6-4.0
3.0-3.4
031
California

 

 

 

3.0-3.4
2.8-3.2

 

If the control pressure is not attained, check intake manifold vacuum (refer to section “Checking control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature”).

 

07.3.2 Ma—1 20/9 F2

 

 

 

Warm-up compensator
System pressure at
Control pressure at idle
with engine at
Bosch end no.
idle with engine
operating temperature

 

 

cold or at operating

 

 

 

temperature
Warm-up compen-

 

Acceleration enrich-

 

 

sator stabilized at

 

ment with engine

 

 

530 mbar intake

 

stopped and 0.5 bar

 

 

manifold vacuum1)

 

vacuum at warm-up

 

 

 

 

compensator

 

(T) starting 1981
Identification: Label in Japanese language.
(@) 1980/81
Identification: Label Federal black.

 

067
5.0-5.8
3.4-3.8
1.4-1.8

 

) If the control pressure is not attained, check intake manifold vacuum (refer to section “Checking control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature”).

 

Special tools

 

Pressure measuring device
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102 589 00 21 00

 

Clamp for hose lines
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000 589 40 37 00

 

Conventional tools

 

Voltmeter/oh mmeter

 

Screw driver element 992—T 30
e.g. made by Hazet, D-5630 Remscheid

 

07.3.2 lla-120/10
F 2

 

 

 

Self made tool

 

Contact bridge
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Note

 

Prior to working on injection system, check firing point, spark plugs and idle speed adjustment.
Perform leak test only in the event of complaints about hot starting.
After stopping engine, the fuel pressure should still amount to 2.5 bar gauge pressure after 30 minutes.

 

Visual checkup

 

1 Remove air cleaner.

 

2 Check all fuel connections for leaks.

 

07.3.2 I la—1 20/11
F 2

 

 

 

3 Check for easy operation of adjusting lever (1) in air flow sensor and control piston (2) in fuel distribu­tor. For this purpose, proceed as follows:
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Mixture controller with safety switch
Pull plug from safety switch (3), switch-on ignition for a short moment to build up control pressure.
Mixture controller without safety switch
Pull off fuel pump relay and bridge the two jacks for a moment to build up control pressure.
Up to model year 1981: Jacks 1 and 2 Starting model year 1982: Jacks 7 and 8.
Push air flow sensor (4) down manually. A uniform resistance should then be felt along entire path. No resistance should be felt during fast upward move­ments, since the slowly following control piston lifts off from adjusting lever. If the upward movement is slow, a control piston should closely follow.
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4 Check control piston in fuel distributor for leaks. Push air flow sensor for a short moment completely down and hold in this position, no fuel should then show up in air guide housing.
If fuel emerges, replace fuel distributor (07.3—205).

 

Connecting pressure measuring device

 

The pressure measuring device remains connected for all pressure measurements.
The pressure measuring device 102 589 00 21 00 now remains equipped with a valve screw on three-way valve only.

 

07.3.2 lla-120/12
F 2

 

 

 

To relieve sealing rings, keep valve screw or valve screws always open. Connections of three-way valve are numbered.
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Pressure measuring device 1st version
Connection 1 = hose line on fuel distributor
Connection 2= hose line on pressure gauge
Connection 3= hose line on released control pressure line

 

Pressure measuring device 2nd version
Connection A = hose line on fuel distributor
Connection B = hose line on released control pressure line

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11004-9447/1

 

1    Unscrew control pressure line (arrow) on fuel distributor (20), while catching fuel with a rag.
2   Connect hose line from connection 1 or A to fuel distributor (20) and hose line of connection 3 or B to control pressure line (arrow).
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Checking control pressure at idle in cold engine

 

3   Open valve screw or valve screws on pressure measuring device.
4   Run engine at idle and immediately read control pressure.
Take nominal pressure according to ambient tempera­ture from control pressure diagram. If the nominal value is not attained, recondition system pressure regu­lator (07.3—210), or check input strainer in warm-up compensator. Replace warm-up compensator, if required.

 

07.3.2 Ma—1 20/13
F 2

 

 

 

T)(usa) Federal and California 1976/77
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Warm-up compensator Bosch end no.
030  (aus) (V) (usa) Federal
031  CO (usa) California
Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = 1.2—1.6 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time at + 20 °C = 3—6 minutes.
(usa) Federal high altitudes 1977
Warm-up compensator Bosch end no. 041
Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = control pressure 1.4—1.8 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time at + 20 °C = 3-6 minutes.
(aus) (T) (T) (usa) 1978 (7) 1979/80 (usa) 1979
Warm-up compensator Bosch end no.
030  (aus) (T) (usa) Federal
031   CD @> California
Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = control pressure 1.2—1.6 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time + 20 °C = 3-6 minutes.
(aus) (V) 1979/80
Warm-up compensator Bosch end no. 056
Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = control pressure 1.2—1.6 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time at + 20 °C = 2-4 minutes.
07.3.2 Ma—120/14 F2

 

 

 

(T) starting 1981 (usa) 1980/81
Warm-up compensator Bosch end no. 067
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Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = control pressure 1.4—1.8 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time at + 20 °C = 2-4 minutes.
(aus) (T) starting 1981
Warm-up compensator Bosch end no. 057
Example:
Ambient temperature 20 °C = control pressure 1.1 —1.5 bar gauge pressure.
Stabilizing time at + 20 °C = 2-4 minutes.
5 Check stabilizing time of warm-up compensator. Read initial control pressure at + 20 °C. The stabiliz­ing time at 3.4 bar gauge pressure should be within tolerance. Additional electric consumers switched off, minimum voltage 12 Volts.

 

Checking system pressure at idle with engine cold or at operating temperature

 

6   Close valve screw on pressure measuring device. When measuring pressure, with 2 valve screws, close valve screw at connection 3.
7   The system pressure should amount to 5.0—5.6 bar gauge pressure.
8   If the system pressure of 5.0—5.6 bar gauge pressure is not attained or exceeded, perform the following checkups:
a)  Check delivery capacity of fuel pump (07.3—130).
b)  Recondition system pressure regulator (07.3—210).
c)  Check fuel return flow line for passage.
9   Re-open valve screw.

 

07.3.2 lla-120/15
F 2

 

 

 

Checking control pressure at idle with engine at operating temperature

 

10    Open both valve screws or valve screw on pressure measuring device.
11    Control pressure should increase to specified value (warm-up compensator stabilized).
If the control pressure is not attained, perform the following checkups:
a) Check intake manifold vacuum. For this purpose, pull off vacuum hose (arrow) on warm-up compen­sator and attach a T-fitting for pressure gauge.
Read intake manifold vacuum and transfer to vacuum diagram.

 

(@) Federal 1977-1979 (aus) (V) starting 1977
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Example:
Intake manifold vacuum 400 mbar = control pressure 3.5—3.9 bar gauge pressure.
(usa) Federal high altitudes 1977
Example:
Intake manifold vacuum 400 mbar = control pressure 3.7—4.1 bar gauge pressure.
GO 1977-1980
(©) California 1977-1979
Example.
Intake manifold vacuum 400 mbar = control pressure 3.1—3.5 bar gauge pressure.
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Note: Starting model year (7) 1981, <@) 1980 the vacuum flow is straight. Control pressure is therefore independent of intake manifold vacuum.
b) Test voltage on warm-up compensator with engine running. Pull electrical connection from warm-up compensator and test for voltage. Minimum voltage 12 Volts (without electrical consumers).

 

c)  Test heater coil with an ohmmeter for passage. Resistance: 20—40 ft.
Replace warm-up compensator.
d)  If control pressure is above nominal value, re­condition system pressure regulator (07.3—210).
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Mixture controller with safety switch
1     Fuel pump
2    Safety switch — air flow sensor plate
3    Warm-up compensator
4    Fuel pump
a Terminal 50 (starting) b Terminal 1 5/54 (ignition) c Plug connection 14-point tail lamp unit harness

 

Mixture controller without safety switch
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Up to model year 1 981
1     Fuel pump relay
2    Warm-up compensator a To fuel pump

 

Starting model year 1981 1 Fuel pump relay 3 Warm-up compensator c To fuel pump
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07.3.2 lla—120/1 7
F 2

 

 

 

12 Check full load enrichment. For this purpose, pull vacuum hose (arrow) from warm-up compensator, control pressure should now drop to specified value.
If the control pressure is not attained, replace warm-up compensator.
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13 Check acceleration enrichment.
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(7) starting 1981, @) 1980/81
Check thermovalve (37) 50 °C for passage. For this purpose, pull off vacuum hoses (a and b). The thermo­valve is closed below approx. 50 °C coolant tempera­ture, above approx. 50 °C coolant temperature there should be passage, if not, replace thermovalve (37).

 

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Stop engine, pull off fuel pump relay (arrow).
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F 2

 

 

 

 

Pull vacuum line from distributor (arrow).
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Plug vacuum pump to vacuum line toward warm-up compensator and activate warm-up compensator with 0.5 bar vacuum.
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Bridge the two jacks on fuel pump relay coupler.
Up to model year 1981: Jacks 1 and 2. Starting model year 1982: Jacks 7 and 8.
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The control pressure should then amount to 1.4—1.8 bar gauge pressure. If the control pressure deviates from nominal value, replace warm-up compensator.

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07.3.2 lla-120/19
F 2

 

 

 

Checking fuel distributor and fuel pump for leaks
14   Stop engine. Control pressure will then drop below opening pressure on injection valves (approx. 2.8 bar gauge pressure).
15    If the control pressure drops inmediately to 0 bar gauge pressure, replace check valve on fuel pump or subsequently install.
16    If the pressure drops slowly, unscrew fuel return line on fuel distributor. Fuel will emerge in the event of a leak on regulator piston or pressure compensating valve. If there is more than 1 drop in 5 seconds, re­condition system pressure regulator or pressure com­pensating valve (07.3—210).
17   Check fuel reservoir for leaks (not included in time rate). For this purpose, disconnect leak line be­tween fuel reservoir and intake damper.
18    Loosen leak line on intake damper and pull off. Loosen clamp, pressureless leaking is permissible. Re­place fuel reservoir, if required (07.3—270).

 

19   Check cold-starting valve (98) for leaks. For this purpose, remove cold-starting valve (07.3—125, section “Checking for leaks”).
20   Close pressure measuring device, while catching fuel with a rag.
21    Connect fuel lines, run engine once again and check fuel connections for leaks.
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