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Fuel injection problem 200

posted by  Don Foster on  Thu Mar 13 23:28 CST 2003
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For Bentley manuals, go right to Bentley Publishers' Website.

You can always check eBay for manuals.

You've described the CIS motor or idle air valve (IAV).

The control pressure regulator is mounted on a bracket, which is bolted low on the block, behind the ignition distributor and tucked in behind the airflow sensor. You can get small hands in to it if you remove the distributor cap and rotor.

The cpr has two fuel lines attached (using banjo bolts), one electrical cable, and a vent hose, which is open to atmosphere.

Be very careful to NOT drop or lose the copper washers used with the banjo fittings.
--
Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)






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