VW MKII A2 MK2 Golf Jetta Fox Service Manual - VAGLinks.com
VW MKII A2 MK2 Golf Jetta Fox Service Manual - VAGLinks.com VW MKII A2 MK2 Golf Jetta Fox Service Manual - VAGLinks.com
4E•4 Fuel and exhaust systems - Digijet fuel injection 7.3 Feeler blade location for throttle valve switch check 3 Insert a feeler blade of 0.3 mm thickness between the lever and the stop screw to ensure the correct clearance (see illustration). If adjustment is required, loosen off the throttle valve switch screws then move the switch in the required direction to the point where the zero ohms reading is shown. Retighten the screws. Fully open the throttle valve and check that it is switched ‘on’ as described above. Reconnect the wiring connector to the switch on completion of the check. 4 It should be noted that the throttle valve basic setting is made during production and in normal circumstances, it should not require further adjustment. 5 If minor adjustment to the valve setting is 7.5 Throttle valve basic setting showing limiting screw (A) and stop (B) necessary, it can be made by loosening off the limiting screw to provide a minimal clearance between the screw and the stop, then tightening the screw until it just comes into contact with the stop (see illustration). This setting is critical and to judge when the contact point is made, a piece of thin paper should be positioned between the lever and stop screw. Move the paper and simultaneously tighten the screw to the point where the paper is just clamped by the screw. From this point, tighten the screw a further half turn. 6 If adjustment has been made, the idle speed and mixture should be checked, as should the throttle valve switch. 9.1a Vacuum hose identification 1 To activated charcoal filter 2 Cut-off valve 3 Auxiliary air valve/inlet manifold hose 4 Intake elbow 5 Ignition distributor 6 Fuel pressure regulator 7 Air cleaner 8 Throttle valve housing 9 Connector (3-way) 1081 VW Golf & Jetta 8.2 Measuring pre-throttle valve clearance using 0.5 mm twist drill Adjustment screw and locknut also indicated 8 Pre-throttle valve clearance - adjustment 2 The pre-throttle valve clearance is set during production and under normal circumstances should not require checking and adjustment. If the clearance is to be checked, first remove the air cleaner unit. Using a suitable 0.5 mm diameter twist drill, check the clearance at the point indicated (see illustration). If adjustment is required, loosen off the locknut and turn the adjuster screw in the required direction to set the clearance, then retighten the locknut. 9 System components - removal and refitting 3 By reference to the illustrations accompanying this Chapter, removal and refitting of the various components of the system are self explanatory. However, the following special points should be noted: a) Observe the precautions described in Sections 1 and 2, Part B of this Chapter, whenever any parts of the system are to be removed and refitted. b) To ensure correct reassembly, ensure that the routings and connections of the system wiring, fuel and vacuum components are noted prior to disconnection (see illustrations). c) If the injector manifold is to be removed, it is first necessary to detach and remove the air inlet elbow complete with the throttle valve housing. d) Any component O-rings and gaskets must be renewed. e) The accelerator cable removal, refitting and adjustment procedures are as described in Part A of this Chapter. f) The fuel tank and its associated components are removed in a similar manner to that described in Part A of this Chapter, the only difference being the
feed line attachment to the gravity valve from the charcoal filter. g) The fuel pump and its location is identical to that described in Part F of this Chapter. 10 Evaporative fuel control system 2 1 The function of this system is to aid evaporative fuel control by collecting and 9.1b Air intake manifold and associated components 1 Intake hose 2 Clip 3 Elbow 4 Hose to regulating flap 5 Gasket 6 Idle speed adjusting screw 7 O-ring 8 Connector 9 Throttle valve switch 10 Angled connector 11 Throttle valve housing 12 Screw 13 Gasket Fuel and exhaust systems - Digijet fuel injection 4E•5 recirculating the fuel vapours in the fuel tank to prevent them from escaping to the atmosphere (see illustration). 2 When the engine is stopped or idling, fuel vapour is collected by the charcoal canister where it is stored until the engine is started and run above idle speed. The vapour is then transferred from the canister, through a cut-off valve, into the air filter and inlet manifold to be burnt off during the normal combustion process. 3 The charcoal canister is secured to the 14 Brake servo vacuum connection 15 Bolt 16 Intake manifold 17 Auxiliary air valve 18 Bolt 19 Bracket 20 Vacuum hose (to ignition distributor) 21 Vacuum hose (to non-return valve) 22 Fast idle cam 23 Fuel pressure regulator hose 1081 VW Golf & Jetta base of the air cleaner unit and access to it for inspection or renewal is possible after first removing the air cleaner. 10.1 Activated charcoal filter system components A Fuel tank vapour route when engine is idling or stopped B/C Fuel tank vapour route when engine is run above idle speed 1 Pipe (to fuel tank gravity valve in filler line) 2 Cut-off valve 3 Fixing screw 4 Activated charcoal canister 5 Throttle valve housing 6 Hose (auxiliary air valve/inlet manifold) 7 Hose (to ignition distributor) 4E
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4E•4 Fuel and exhaust systems - Digijet fuel injection<br />
7.3 Feeler blade location for throttle valve<br />
switch check<br />
3 Insert a feeler blade of 0.3 mm thickness<br />
between the lever and the stop screw to ensure<br />
the correct clearance (see illustration). If<br />
adjustment is required, loosen off the throttle<br />
valve switch screws then move the switch in<br />
the required direction to the point where the<br />
zero ohms reading is shown. Retighten the<br />
screws. Fully open the throttle valve and check<br />
that it is switched ‘on’ as described above.<br />
Reconnect the wiring connector to the switch<br />
on <strong>com</strong>pletion of the check.<br />
4 It should be noted that the throttle valve<br />
basic setting is made during production and in<br />
normal circumstances, it should not require<br />
further adjustment.<br />
5 If minor adjustment to the valve setting is<br />
7.5 Throttle valve basic setting showing<br />
limiting screw (A) and stop (B)<br />
necessary, it can be made by loosening off<br />
the limiting screw to provide a minimal<br />
clearance between the screw and the stop,<br />
then tightening the screw until it just <strong>com</strong>es<br />
into contact with the stop (see illustration).<br />
This setting is critical and to judge when the<br />
contact point is made, a piece of thin paper<br />
should be positioned between the lever and<br />
stop screw. Move the paper and<br />
simultaneously tighten the screw to the point<br />
where the paper is just clamped by the screw.<br />
From this point, tighten the screw a further<br />
half turn.<br />
6 If adjustment has been made, the idle<br />
speed and mixture should be checked, as<br />
should the throttle valve switch.<br />
9.1a Vacuum hose identification<br />
1 To activated<br />
charcoal filter<br />
2 Cut-off valve<br />
3 Auxiliary air<br />
valve/inlet<br />
manifold hose<br />
4 Intake elbow<br />
5 Ignition distributor<br />
6 Fuel pressure<br />
regulator<br />
7 Air cleaner<br />
8 Throttle valve<br />
housing<br />
9 Connector (3-way)<br />
1081 <strong>VW</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> & <strong>Jetta</strong><br />
8.2 Measuring pre-throttle valve clearance<br />
using 0.5 mm twist drill<br />
Adjustment screw and locknut also indicated<br />
8 Pre-throttle valve clearance<br />
- adjustment 2<br />
The pre-throttle valve clearance is set<br />
during production and under normal<br />
circumstances should not require checking<br />
and adjustment.<br />
If the clearance is to be checked, first<br />
remove the air cleaner unit. Using a suitable<br />
0.5 mm diameter twist drill, check the<br />
clearance at the point indicated (see<br />
illustration). If adjustment is required, loosen<br />
off the locknut and turn the adjuster screw in<br />
the required direction to set the clearance,<br />
then retighten the locknut.<br />
9 System <strong>com</strong>ponents -<br />
removal and refitting 3<br />
By reference to the illustrations ac<strong>com</strong>panying<br />
this Chapter, removal and refitting of<br />
the various <strong>com</strong>ponents of the system are self<br />
explanatory. However, the following special<br />
points should be noted:<br />
a) Observe the precautions described in<br />
Sections 1 and 2, Part B of this Chapter,<br />
whenever any parts of the system are to<br />
be removed and refitted.<br />
b) To ensure correct reassembly, ensure that<br />
the routings and connections of the<br />
system wiring, fuel and vacuum<br />
<strong>com</strong>ponents are noted prior to<br />
disconnection (see illustrations).<br />
c) If the injector manifold is to be removed, it<br />
is first necessary to detach and remove<br />
the air inlet elbow <strong>com</strong>plete with the<br />
throttle valve housing.<br />
d) Any <strong>com</strong>ponent O-rings and gaskets must<br />
be renewed.<br />
e) The accelerator cable removal, refitting<br />
and adjustment procedures are as<br />
described in Part A of this Chapter.<br />
f) The fuel tank and its associated<br />
<strong>com</strong>ponents are removed in a similar<br />
manner to that described in Part A of this<br />
Chapter, the only difference being the