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Subaru Legacy/Outback1999-2003 of releaseRepair and operation of the car |
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Subaru of Legasi, Autbek + Cars Subaru Legacy, Outback + Operation manual + Routine maintenance + Engine + Cooling systems, heating - Power supply system and release Specifications - System of injection of fuel Dropping pressure in a power supply system Depletion of a fuel tank Check of a state and replacement of fuel lines and their nipple connections Service of components of an inlet air path Removal and installation of the case of a throttle Service of components of the drive of a butterfly valve Removal, service and installation of the inlet pipeline Service of the fuel pump Removal and installation of the main MFI relay Removal and installation of the relay of the fuel pump Removal and installation of the sensor of a reserve of fuel Removal and installation of the fuel level sensor in an additional chamber of a fuel tank Removal, check and installation of the fuel filter Removal and installation of the locking valve of a cut-off of fuel Removal and installation of the damping fuel valves Removal and installation of a fuel tank Removal and installation of a jellied mouth of a fuel tank Removal and installation of components of system of injection of fuel + Control systems of the engine and decrease in toxicity of the fulfilled gases + System of production of the fulfilled gases + Electric equipment of the engine + Manual box and differential + Automatic transmission + Coupling + Brake system + Suspension bracket and steering + Body + Onboard electric equipment |
System of injection of fuel General information and precautionary measures Design of an inlet air path of 4-cylinder models (2.0 and 2.5 l)
Design of an inlet air path of 6-cylinder models (3.0 l)
Design of assembly of MAP and IAT sensors (4-cylinder engines)
Design of the sensor of atmospheric pressure (only l models 2.0 and 2.5 with OBD II)
The executive TPS lever is mechanically connected to an axis of a butterfly valve
Design of the IAC valve used on 4-cylinder engines
Design of the electromagnetic valve of pumping of air to air injectors (only l models 2.0 and 2.5 with OBD II)
The principle of management of pressure pulsations in the inlet pipeline
Function chart of a fuel supply system of the 4-cylinder engine Function chart of a fuel supply system of the 6-cylinder engine Fuel pressure regulator design
Design of the fuel injector used on models 2.0 and 2.5 of the l equipped with system of onboard self-diagnostics of OBD II
Design of the fuel injector used on models 2.0 and 2.5 of the l equipped with firm system of onboard self-diagnostics of Subaru
Design of the fuel injector used on models of 3.0 l
Design of a fuel tank Fastening of a fuel tank is carried out by means of two metal assembly tapes which are lined with pillows
Design of assembly of the fuel pump Design and principle of functioning of the pump of pumping
Design of the fuel level sensor in an additional chamber of a gasoline tank
Design dokatalitichesky a lambda probe, applied on 4-cylinder models (with OBD II)
Design dokatalitichesky a lambda probe, applied on 6-cylinder models
Design post-catalytic lambda probe of 4-cylinder models
Design post-catalytic lambda probe of 6-cylinder models
Design and principle of functioning of the ECT sensor
Design of the CKP sensor of the 4-cylinder engine
Principle of functioning of the CKP sensor of 4-cylinder engines
Principle of functioning of the CKP sensor of 6-cylinder engines
Principle of functioning of the CMP sensor of 4-cylinder engines Principle of functioning of the CMP sensor of 6-cylinder engines
Design of the KS sensor of 4-cylinder engines
Design of the KS sensor of 4-cylinder engines
The principle of functioning of the VSS sensor on models with RKPP
The principle of functioning of the VSS sensor on models with AT
General information All models considered in the present manual are equipped with electronic system of distributed fuel injection (MFI). Due to use in a control system of the latest technological solutions of MFI provides optimization of configuration of air and fuel mix in any service conditions of the engine. Fuel is in a power supply system under constant pressure and through injectors is injected into inlet ports of each of engine cylinders. The dosage of supply of fuel is carried out by management of time of opening of electromagnetic valves of injectors according to the amount of the air forced in the engine determined by specific conditions of functioning. Duration of opening of injectors is defined by parameters of the electric impulses formed by the module of management (ECM) that allows to carry out very exact dosage of air and fuel mix. ECM determines the necessary length of managing directors of impulses on the basis of the analysis of the data on the speed of the movement of the car which are continuously arriving from information sensors, the provision of a butterfly valve, temperature of cooling liquid and so forth. Besides the listed functions the MFI system exercises also control of toxicity of the fulfilled gases, optimization of a ratio of fuel consumption and return of the engine, control of functioning of pedals of gas and a brake, and also provides adequate starting parameters and warming up of the engine in cold weather, proceeding from data on temperatures of cooling liquid and the soaked-up air. System of air supply General information The air banished via the air cleaner comes to the throttle case, from where, in the quantity determined by the provision of a butterfly valve on the inlet pipeline moves to inlet ports of cylinders of the engine where mixes up with the fuel injected through injectors, forming gas mixture. Stability of turns of idling is provided at the expense of a transmission of part of air mass bypassing the throttle case directly in the inlet pipeline. Control of amount of additional air is exercised by ECM by means of management of functioning of the special perepuskny valve. Inlet air path The inlet air path of the 4-cylinder engine consists of an airintaking sleeve, a rezonatorny chamber and assembly of the air cleaner. The resonator is located above the air cleaner on a stream and effectively promotes decrease in level of the noise background arising at absorption of air in the engine. On 6-cylinder models the structure of an inlet air path switched on two resonators installed one above the air cleaner on a stream, another below. Pressure sensors in the inlet pipeline (MAP) and temperatures of the soaked-up air (IAT) On models 2.0 and 2.5 of the l equipped with 4-cylinder engines, MAP and IAT sensors are united in the uniform assembly established on assembly of the inlet pipeline. The MAP sensor serves for measurement of absolute value of pressure in the pipeline, the IAT sensor – for measurement of temperature of the air which is soaked up in the engine. The parameters traced by sensors will be transformed to electric signals and transferred to ECM exercising control of configuration of air and fuel mix, and also the moments of injection and ignition. On models of 3.0 l with the 6-cylinder engine the MAP sensor is installed from above on the throttle case. And continuously gives out the alarm tension which size is proportional to the size of absolute value of pressure in the inlet pipeline on ECM. On the basis of the analysis of information arriving from the MAP sensor (in a compartment with the data delivered by other sensors) ECM defines the moments of injection of fuel and ignition of air and fuel mix. The IAT sensor is fixed on the case of the air cleaner and traces temperature of the air stream passing on an air duct. The thermistor, which resistance in inverse proportion to temperature of a sensitive element is the basis for a design of the sensor. ECM uses information arriving from the sensor at correction of composition of air and fuel mix.
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