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Suzuki Samurai 1987 User Manual

Suzuki Samurai 1987
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[Hoses]
Visually inspect hoses and pipe for cracks,
damage, or excessive bends, and hose connec-
tion for tightness.
Fig. 5-3-9
HOT IDLE COMPENSATOR (HIC)
Checking Hot Idle Compensator
1) Remove air intake case with hose.
2) Check temperature around HIC with thermo-
meter.
3) If temperature is below 45°C (113” F), air
should not come out of HIC when air is
blown into hose. If temperature is above
65°C (149” F), air comes out of HIC.
Replace H IC if defective.
4) After checking, install air intake case and
connect hose to intake manifold.
NOTE:
l To check HIC for operation at higher than
65°C (149°F) temperature when HIC
(bi-
metal) temperature is lower than 45°C
(113”F), warm it up with hair drier or photo
light before checking.
l
Never touch bimetal or valve in HIC.
1
Below 45°C
(113’F)
Above
65’C
(149’F)
Fig.
5-i-
10
DECELERATION MIXTURE CONTROL
SYSTEM
Checking
[Hoses]
Inspect each hose for pinholes, cracks or damage.
Also check to ensure that each joint is securely
connected. Any part found defective must be
corrected or replaced.
.
Fig.
5-3-
11
[Mixture control valve (MCV)]
1) Warm up the engine to normal operating
temperature.
2) Disconnect hose
@
and reconnect it. At this
time, check that air is drawn into MCV.
NOTE:
At this time, the engine will idle rough or die,
but this is normal.
A piece of paper
If the above checks show anything wrong,
replace it.
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Suzuki Samurai 1987 Specifications

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BrandSuzuki
ModelSamurai 1987
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

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