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Chapter 1 Routine maintenance and servicing

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Fuel system – carburettor engines 4A•72 Remove the filler cap surround (seeillustration).3 Disconnect the ventilation tube from thecombined roll-over/anti-trickle-fill valve,release the ventilation tube from its retainingclips <strong>and</strong> detach the valve from the vehicle.4 Remove the filler pipe securing bolt, thentwist <strong>and</strong> withdraw the filler pipe unit.5 Prior to refitting, check the condition of thefiller pipe seal in the fuel tank <strong>and</strong> renew ifnecessary.Refitting6 Refitting is a reversal of the removalprocedure, but apply a light smear of greaseto the filler pipe seal to aid filler pipe entry.12 Carburettor (Weber TLM) -descriptionThe carburettor is of the single (fixed)venturi downdraught type, featuring a fixedsize main jet system with a mechanicallyoperatedaccelerator pump <strong>and</strong> vacuumoperatedpower valve to provide optimumfuelling.A manually-operated choke system isfitted, featuring a vacuum-operated pull-downmechanism which brings the choke partiallyoff during conditions of high manifoldvacuum.An anti-dieseling (fuel cut-off) solenoid(where fitted) prevents the possibility ofengine run-on when the ignition is switchedoff.Idle speed <strong>and</strong> mixture adjustmentprocedures are described in <strong>Chapter</strong> 1, but itis important to note that accurate adjustmentscan only be made using the necessaryequipment.13 Carburettor (Weber TLM) -fast-idle speed adjustment4Note: Before carrying out any carburettoradjustments, ensure that the spark plug gapsare set as specified, <strong>and</strong> that all electrical <strong>and</strong>vacuum connections are secure. To carry outchecks <strong>and</strong> adjustments, an accuratetachometer <strong>and</strong> an exhaust gas analyser (COmeter) will be required.1 Check the idle speed <strong>and</strong> mixture settingsare as specified (as described in <strong>Chapter</strong> 1).These must be correct beforechecking/adjusting the fast-idle speed.2 With the engine at its normal operatingtemperature, <strong>and</strong> a tachometer connected inaccordance with the manufacturer’sinstructions, remove the air cleaner (if notalready done) as described in Section 2.3 Actuate the choke by pulling its controlknob fully out, then start the engine.4 Hold the choke plate open using a 5.0 mmtwist drill held between the plate <strong>and</strong> the11.2 Removing the filler cap surroundventuri, <strong>and</strong> record the fast-idle speedachieved. If adjustment is necessary, turn thefast-idle adjusting screw until the specifiedspeed is obtained (see illustration).5 Re-check the fast-idle <strong>and</strong> basic idlespeeds.6 On satisfactory completion of theadjustment, stop the engine, disconnect thetachometer <strong>and</strong> CO meter then refit the aircleaner.7 Remove the bridging wire from the radiatorcooling fan thermal switch multi-plug, <strong>and</strong>reconnect the multi-plug to the thermalswitch.14 Needle valve <strong>and</strong> float (WeberTLM carburettor) - removal, 4refitting <strong>and</strong> adjustmentNote: Refer to the warning note in Section 1before proceeding. New gaskets <strong>and</strong> a washer(seal) will be required when reassembling. Atachometer <strong>and</strong> an exhaust gas analyser (COmeter) will also be required to check the idlespeed <strong>and</strong> mixture settings on completion.Removal <strong>and</strong> refitting1 Disconnect the battery negative (earth) lead(refer to <strong>Chapter</strong> 5A, Section 1).2 Remove the air cleaner as described inSection 2.3 Clean the exterior of the carburettor, thendisconnect the fuel feed hose.4 Disconnect the choke cable <strong>and</strong> the chokevacuum hose.13.4 Fast-idle speed adjusting screw(arrowed) (Weber TLM carburettor)5 Remove the four screws securing thecarburettor upper body (two of these screwsare Torx head type), <strong>and</strong> detach it. Note thatthe carburettor lower body is now looseon the inlet manifold.6 Tap out the float retaining pin, remove thefloat <strong>and</strong> withdraw the needle valve. Unscrewthe needle valve housing, as required, notingwasher fitment.7 Inspect the components for damage <strong>and</strong>renew as necessary. Check the needle valvefor wear, <strong>and</strong> check the float assembly forleaks by shaking it to see if it contains petrol.Whilst accessible, clean the float chamber<strong>and</strong> jets (refer to Section 17).8 Using a new washer, refit the needle valvehousing.9 Refit the needle valve, float <strong>and</strong> retainingpin, ensuring that the tag on the float engagesbetween the ball <strong>and</strong> clip on the needle valve.10 Before refitting the carburettor upperbody, check <strong>and</strong> if necessary adjust the floatlevel as described in paragraph 15 to 18. Alsocheck the float <strong>and</strong> needle valve for full <strong>and</strong>free movement.11 Clean the gasket contact faces (includingthe inlet manifold) then, using new gaskets forthe carburettor upper body <strong>and</strong> the inletmanifold faces, refit the carburettor upperbody <strong>and</strong> secure the carburettor assembly tothe inlet manifold.12 Reconnect the choke vacuum hose. If thefuel feed hose was originally secured with acrimped type clip, discard this <strong>and</strong> secure thefuel feed hose with a nut <strong>and</strong> screw type clip.13 Reconnect <strong>and</strong> adjust the choke cable,then refit the air cleaner.14 Reconnect the battery negative lead, start<strong>and</strong> warm up the engine then check the idlespeed <strong>and</strong> mixture settings as described in<strong>Chapter</strong> 1.Float level adjustment15 With the carburettor upper body removedas described in paragraphs 1 to 5 inclusive,proceed as follows.16 Hold the carburettor upper body in theposition shown (see illustration), ensuringthat the needle valve is shut off. Fit the newupper body gasket to the carburettor upper14.16 Float level adjustment (Weber TLMcarburettor)A Adjusting tagB Float level setting dimension4A1595Ford Fiesta Remake

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