L-Jet not idling when HOT, Doesn't like 32C / 90F outside temps |
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L-Jet not idling when HOT, Doesn't like 32C / 90F outside temps |
nihil44 |
Feb 15 2018, 01:17 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 157 Joined: 28-January 12 From: Brisbane, Australia Member No.: 14,058 Region Association: None |
My '74 1.8 normally runs beautifully but with our present 90 degree F ambient temps it runs hot and won't idle.
Temp gauge is just short of the red zone. (Next time I will get NHS to put numbers on the gauges.) Thermostat works - checked with hot air gun. Flaps are opening Warm air guides installed Tried enriching idle mixture by screwing in air bypass screw to max - no effect Would appreciate help from the brains trust Thanks David Brisbane, Australia |
nihil44 |
Feb 16 2018, 12:27 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 157 Joined: 28-January 12 From: Brisbane, Australia Member No.: 14,058 Region Association: None |
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djway |
Feb 16 2018, 01:27 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 787 Joined: 16-October 15 From: Riverside Member No.: 19,266 Region Association: Southern California |
Got it. Thanks Will check on the car. I am a little suspicious of the CHT sensor. Will also check that after a hot run Thanks again This may help Bosch L-Jetronic Fuel Injection System Basics Ambient Temperature Sensor (S5) (aka. air intake temperature) Function: Measures intake air temperature (air density). Location & Operation: In the air meter, a NTC thermistor (temperature sensitive resistor) sends a signal to the injection ECU. Air density and air flow are used to calculate air mass and control fuel injection duration. Cooler air is denser, and requires a richer mixture than warm air. Failure: Causes poor fuel mileage. Test: For resistance rise & voltage drop at ECU pin 27 (ARM 04-23) when using a hot air blower versus ambient temperature (cold=high voltage, low ohms / hot=low voltage, high ohms / @20°C = 2.6 kohms, 2.6 VDC). Or use an ohmmeter to measure the resistance across the two pins of the temperature sensor. Temperature F° Resistance Ohms 14 7,000-12,000 68 2,000-3,000 122 700-1,000 176 200-400 185+ Less than 200 Temperature Sensor Temperature sensor resistance The resistance between ECU plug terminals 13 and 17 (ground) should read 2-3 kOhms at 68 F/20 C. At 14 F/-10 C 7-12 kOhms, at 176 F/80 C 250-400 Ohms. • Meter reads infinite resistance: Check temperature sensor directly at terminals on sensor. If sensor resistance is ok, replace cables. If tester shows 0 Ohms (continuity) at sensor terminals, replace sensor. • Meter reads 0 Ohm (continuity): Pull plug from sensor. If meter at ECU plug then reads infinite, replace sensor. If not, replace cables. |
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