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9.  Normal starting but unstable idling speed or stalling when there is partial load (like 
running of air conditioning) 

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Air conditioning system;2. Idling speed regulator;3. Fuel injector.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results 

Follow-up Steps 

Yes 

Overhaul the 
intake system 

Inspect if the air filter suffers blockage and if the intake port suffers 
air leakage.   

No Next 

step 

Yes 

To step 4 

Observe if the engine’s output power is increased when the air 
conditioning is turned on, namely, use the electronic fuel injection 
system’s diagnostic unit to observe the ignition advance angle, fuel 
injection pulse width and intake volume.   

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

 

Connect with the electronic fuel injection system’s adapter, 
disconnect the ECU 75# pin’s connecting line, and inspect if there 
is high-level signal at the wiring harness end after the air 
conditioning has been turned on. 

No 

Overhaul A/C 
system  

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the A/C system pressure, compressor’s magnetic clutch, 
and A/C pressure pump are normal.   

No 

Overhaul A/C 
system 

Yes 

Fault 
replacement 

Dismantle the fuel injector, and use the dedicated fuel injector 
cleaning analyzer to inspect if the fuel injector suffers leakage, 
blockage, or excessive flow difference.   

No Next 

step 

Yes Diagnosis 

Help 

Connect with the electronic fuel injection system adapter and turn on 
the ignition switch, inspect if the power supply at 12#, 13#, 44#, 45#, 
and 63# pin is normal, and inspect the electrical ground at 3#, 51#, 53#, 
61#, and 80# pin is normal. 

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

 

 

10.  Normal starting but over high idling speed; 

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Throttle body and idling bypass air path;2. Vacuum tube;3. Idling speed 
regulator;4. Coolant temperature sensor;5. Ignition timing.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results 

Follow-up Steps

Yes Adjust 

Inspect if the throttle cable gets stuck or over-tightened.   

No Next 

step 

Yes 

Overhaul intake 
system 

Inspect if the intake system and connected vacuum tube suffer air 
leakage.  

No Next 

step 

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Yes 

Overhaul the 
intake system 

Dismantle the idling speed regulator, and inspect if the throttle 
body, idling speed regulator, and idling bypass air path suffer 
carbon deposition. 

No Next 

step 

Yes 

Overhaul the 
line or replace 
the sensor 

Pull out the coolant temperature sensor’s joint, and start the engine, 
and observe if the engine has over high idling speed.   

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the engine’s ignition timing accords with specification.   

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

Yes Diagnosis 

Help 

Connect with the electronic fuel injection system adapter and turn on 
the ignition switch, inspect if the power supply at 12#, 13#, 44#, 45#, 
and 63# pin is normal, and inspect the electrical ground at 3#, 51#, 53#, 
61#, and 80# pin is normal.   

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

 

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11.  Rotating speed fails to increase or engine is stalled when being accelerated; 

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Water in fuel;2. Intake pressure sensor and throttle position sensor;3. Spark 
plug;4. Throttle body and idling bypass air path;5. Intake port;6. Idling speed regulator;7. Fuel injector;8. 
Ignition timing;9. Exhaust pipe.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results 

Follow-up Steps 

Yes 

Overhaul intake 
system 

Inspect if the air filter suffers blockage.   

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Connect with the fuel pressure gauge (front end of fuel 
distribution pipe assembly’s inlet tube serves as the connection 
point), start the engine, and inspect if the fuel pressure hovers 
around 350kPa when being accelerated.   

No 

Overhaul the oil 
supply system   

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect every cylinder’s spark plug and observe if the model and 
clearance accord with specification.     

No 

Adjustment or 
replacement 

Yes 

Overhaul the 
intake system 

Dismantle the idling speed regulator, and inspect if the throttle 
body, idling speed regulator, and idling bypass air path suffer 
carbon deposition. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the intake pressure sensor, throttle position sensor, and 
the line are normal.   

No 

Overhaul the line 
or replace the 
sensor 

Yes Fault 

replacement 

Dismantle the fuel injector, and use the dedicated fuel injector 
cleaning analyzer to inspect if the fuel injector suffers leakage or 
blockage. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Fault 

replacement 

Step on the accelerator lightly and observe if the engine can be 
easily started. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the engine’s ignition sequence and ignition timing 
accord with specification.   

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the exhaust pipe can efficiently exhaust the air.   

No 

Repair or replace 
the exhaust pipe 

Yes Diagnosis 

Help 

10 

Connect with the electronic fuel injection system adapter and turn 
on the ignition switch, inspect if the power supply at 12#, 13#, 
44#, 45#, and 63# pin is normal, and inspect the electrical ground 
at 3#, 51#, 53#, 61#, and 80# pin is normal. 

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

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12.  Slow response when being accelerated   

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Water in fuel;2. Intake pressure sensor and throttle position sensor;3. Spark 
plug;4. Throttle body and idling bypass air path;5. Intake port; 6. Idling speed regulator;7. Fuel injector;8. 
Ignition timing;9. Exhaust pipe.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results 

Follow-up Steps 

Yes 

Overhaul intake 
system 

Inspect if the air filter suffers blockage. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Connect with the fuel pressure gauge (front end of fuel 
distribution pipe assembly’s inlet tube serves as the connection 
point), start the engine, and inspect if the fuel pressure hovers 
around 350kPa when being accelerated. 

No 

Overhaul the oil 
supply system 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect every cylinder’s spark plug and observe if the model and 
clearance accord with specification.     

No 

Adjustment or 
replacement 

Yes 

Overhaul the 
intake system 

Dismantle the idling speed regulator, and inspect if the throttle 
body, idling speed regulator, and idling bypass air path suffer 
carbon deposition. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the intake pressure sensor, throttle position sensor, and 
the line are normal.   

No 

Overhaul the line 
or replace the 
sensor 

Yes Fault 

replacement 

Dismantle the fuel injector, and use the dedicated fuel injector 
cleaning analyzer to inspect if the fuel injector suffers leakage or 
blockage. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Fault 

replacement 

Step on the accelerator lightly and observe if the engine can be 
easily started. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the engine’s ignition sequence and ignition timing 
accord with specification.   

No 

Overhaul the 
ignition system 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the exhaust pipe can efficiently exhaust the air. 

No 

Repair or replace 
the exhaust pipe 

Yes Diagnosis 

Help 

10 

Connect with the electronic fuel injection system adapter and turn 
on the ignition switch, inspect if the power supply at 12#, 13#, 
44#, 45#, and 63# pin is normal, and inspect the electrical ground 
at 3#, 51#, 53#, 61#, and 80# pin is normal. 

No 

Overhaul 
corresponding 
lines 

 

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13.  Poor performance or lack of power when being accelerated 

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Water in fuel;2. Intake pressure sensor;3. Spark plug;4. Ignition coil;5. Throttle 
body ;6. Intake port;7. Fuel injector;8. Ignition timing;19. Exhaust pipe.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results 

Follow-up Steps 

Yes Repair 

 

Inspect if there are faults like clutch slippage, low tire pressure, 
incorrect size of brake dragging tire, and incorrect four-wheel 
positioning etc.   

No Next 

step 

Yes 

Overhaul the oil 
supply system 

Inspect if the air filter suffers blockage. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Connect with the fuel pressure gauge (front end of fuel distribution 
pipe assembly’s inlet tube serves as the connection point), start the 
engine, and inspect if the fuel pressure hovers around 350kPa 
when being accelerated. 

No 

Overhaul the oil 
supply system 

Yes Next 

step 

Pull out one cylinder’s spark plug wire, and connect with   
the spark plug, during which make the spark plug’s electrode keep 
a distance of 5mm away from the engine body. Then start the 
engine, and inspect if the HV spark’s intensity is normal.   

No 

Overhaul the 
ignition system 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect every cylinder’s spark plug and observe if the model and 
clearance accord with specification. 

No 

Adjustment or 
replacement 

Yes 

Overhaul the 
intake system 

Inspect if the throttle body and air path suffer carbon deposition.   

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

Inspect if the intake pressure sensor and throttle line are normal.   

No 

Overhaul the line 
or replace the 
sensor 

Yes Fault 

replacement

Dismantle the fuel injector, and use the dedicated fuel injector 
cleaning analyzer to inspect if the fuel injector suffers leakage or 
blockage.  

No Next 

step 

Yes Fault 

replacement

Step on the accelerator lightly and observe if the engine can be 
easily started. 

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

10 

Inspect if the engine’s ignition sequence and ignition timing 
accord with specification.   

No 

Overhaul the 
ignition system 

Yes Next 

step 

11 

Inspect if the exhaust pipe can efficiently exhaust the air. 

No 

Repair or replace 
the exhaust pipe 

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14.  Idle start/stop function ineffective 

Ordinary faulted parts: 1. Engine compartment cover signal;2. Driver door signal;3. Clutch switch 
signal;4.Neutral position signal;5. Accelerator pedal;6. Brake vacuum degree signal;7. Accumulator sensor.   

Note: If the engine has been started, start/stop indicator blinks in yellow color and turns into yellow, 
indicating the system has located relevant part faults, and the faults shall be diagnosed and repaired in the 
repair factory.   

Ordinary Troubleshooting Flow: 

1.  Start/stop indicator is green, but the engine cannot stop automatically   

No. Operation 

Steps 

Test 

Results

Follow-up Steps 

Yes 

System is right staying in the 
normal “Automatic Stop 
Prohibited” condition.   

If it is in green indicator blinking state or turns into 
yellow lamp now and then.   

No Next 

step 

Yes 

Inspect the accelerator pedal 

Inspect if the idling speed is a little bit high after the 
accelerator has been released, and the normal idling 
speed should be 700 rpm(depending on specific 
project).  

No Next 

step 

Yes Next 

step 

After the engine stops, the gearbox stays in the 
gear-engaging state, and then floor the clutch and turn 
the key to observe if the engine can be started.   

No 

Overhaul the clutch switch   

2.  After a period of driving (coolant temperature surpasses 75 ), start/stop indicator remains yellow, 

and inspect if the accumulator temperature (ambient temperature) is excessively low (below 0 , specific 

temperature) 

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Functional Requirements on ME788 System’s Diagnostic Unit   

Functions required: 

I. Self-diagnosis 

 

Mostly including: read fault code, and clear fault code; 

II.  System Parameter Display   

Mostly including: including: water temperature, air intake temperature, throttle opening, engine rotating 
speed, ignition angle, A/F ratio short-term modification, A/F ratio long-term plus and multiplication 
modification, intake pressure, intake flow, oxygen sensor signal, system voltage, and torque demand value 
etc; 

III. System Modes  

Mostly including: display of 10 modes like programming, cooling system, stable working condition, 
dynamic working condition, emission control, oxygen sensor, idling speed, fault indicator, emergency 
operation, and air conditioning etc.   

IV. Actuator Test 

Mostly including: six function tests on fault indicator, fuel pump, air conditioning relay, fan control, 
ignition test, and single-cylinder oil interruption; 

V.  System Initialization Resetting (self-adaption stop resetting) 

After being stalled, engine will send the initialization directive, and the system will stop resetting previous 
self-adaption.  

VI. Speedometer  

Mostly including: display of vehicle driving mileage and driving time; 

VII. Version Information   

Mainly including: display of car frame number (optional), ECU hardware number, and ECU software 
number  

Parts Mounting Torque Specification Table   

No. Part 

Name  Mounting Torque (N·m) 

Coolant temperature sensor 

39.2 (Max) 

2 Knock 

sensor 

20±5 

3 Oxygen 

sensor 

50±10 

Rotating speed sensor 

10±2 

5 Phase 

sensor 

10±2 

6 Magnetic 

fuel 

injector 

7 Electronic 

accelerator 

pedal 

6±0.5 

8 Electronic 

throttle 

10 

(Max) 

Brake vacuum degree sensor 

10±2 

 

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Electronic Fuel Injection System Maintenance Specification   

Family Vehicle   

Note: 

1.  This maintenance specification is only tailored to family vehicles; 

2.  Maintenance interval depends on the speedometer reading or time interval, and the one that expires first 

shall prevail.   

3.  Maintenance specification is based on the presumption that the automobile is used according to the 

normal design, and so it shall be strictly observed.   

Mileage 

x1000km 

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 

Items 

Month 

3  6  9  12 15 18 21 24 

Ignition 

Coil 

 I  I  I  I 

Ignition 

Cam 

 I  I  I  I 

Ignition 

Cap 

 I  I  I  I 

Ignition 

Wire 

 I  I  I  I 

Spark 

Plug 

 I  I  I  R 

Ignition 

Timing 

 I  I  I  I 

Engine 

Idling 

Speed 

 I  I  I  I 

Fuel Tank 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fuel 

Filter 

 R  R  R  R 

Fuel 

Injector 

 C*  C*  C*  C* 

Air 

Filter 

 I  R  I  R 

EWD or Stepper Air Bypass 

 

 

 

 

Throttle 

Body 

 C  C  C  C 

Emission 

Check 

 I  I  I  I 

Check 

by 

Diagnostic 

Tool  I  I  I  I 

 

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Vehicle for Lease   

Explanation: 

1.  This maintenance specification is applicable to the vehicle for lease; 

2.  Maintenance interval depends on the speedometer reading or time interval, and the one that expires 

first shall prevail.   

3.  Maintenance specification is based on the presumption that the automobile is used according to the 

normal design, and so it shall be strictly observed.   

Mileage 

x1000km 

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 

Items 

Month 

3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 

Ignition 

Coil 

I I I I I I I I 

Ignition 

Cam 

I I I I I I I I 

Ignition 

Cap 

I I I I I I I I 

Ignition 

Wire 

I I I I I I I I 

Spark 

Plug 

 I  R  I  R 

Ignition 

Timing 

 I  I  I  I 

Engine 

Idling 

Speed 

 I  I  I  I 

Fuel 

Tank 

   C    C 

Fuel 

Filter 

R R R R R R R R 

Fuel 

Injector 

C* C* C* C* C* C* C* C* 

Air 

Filter 

I R I R I R I R 

EWD or Stepper Air Bypass 

Throttle 

Body 

I C I C I C I C 

Emission 

Check 

 I  I  I  I 

Check 

by 

Diagnostic 

Tool 

 I  I  I  I 

Note: R-Replace 

C-Clean 

I- Inspect (Replace the spare parts when find out failure in inspection.) 

C- The maintenance of fuel injector had better clean by a special tool -- fuel injector cleaner 

 

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Fuel System 1C-1 

 

Chapter 3  Fuel System   

Table of Contents 

Fuel System ·········································································································1C-2 

Preparatory Work before Repair ···········································································1C-2 

Inspection Work after Maintenance········································································1C-2 

Inspection to Fuel Leakage ·················································································1C-2 

Fuel Hose Mounting ·························································································1C-2 

Warning on Plastic Fuel Pipe (fuel supply pipe assembly, fuel supply pipe,   
and fuel return pipe assembly) ·············································································1C-3 

Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe (Fuel Supply Pipe Assembly,   
Fuel Supply Pipe, and Fuel Return Pipe) Mounting·····················································1C-3 

Explanations on fuel filter dismantling /mounting ······················································1C-3 

Cylinder Dismantling /Mounting ··········································································1C-4 

Cylinder Air Tightness Test ·················································································1C-5 

Inspection of Check Valve ··················································································1C-5 

Inspection of Fuel Cylinder Pipeline Pressure ···························································1C-5 

Inspection of Fuel Pressure Maintenance·································································1C-7 

Fuel Pump Assembly Dismantling /Mounting ···························································1C-8 

Inspection of Fuel Pump Assembly········································································1C-8 

Inspection of Conducting/Non-conducting State ························································1C-36 

Inspection of Open/Short Circuit ··········································································1C-8 

Inspection of Fuel Pump’s Maximum Pressure ··························································1C-8 

Inspection of Fuel Pump Oil Pressure Maintenance ····················································1C-9 

Spray Nozzle Dismantling /Mounting·····································································1C-10 

Inspection of Spray Nozzle ·················································································1C-10 

Fuel Vaporation and Absorption System ········································································1C-10 

Inspection of Carbon Canister Assembly ·································································1C-11 

Inspection of Carbon Canister’s Electromagnetic Valve················································1C-11 

Inspection of Ventilation Condition ·······································································1C-11 

Inspection of Open/Short Circuit ··········································································1C-11 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fuel System 1C-2 

 

Fuel System   

Preparatory Work before Repair   

Warning 

  Fuel vapor is dangerous and combustible, 

which may lead to personnel injury and 
property loss. Due to this, avoid spark or naked 
flame at the place where there is fuel.   

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and the 

fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury and property loss. In addition, 
the fuel has side effect on the skin and eye. 
Due to this, work safety rules shall be observed 
during the working process.   

Notice: 

  Even if the engine does not run, fuel in the fuel 

system still stays within the high pressure 
state.  

Work Safety Steps   

1.  Dismantle the oil cylinder head, and release 

the pressure from the oil cylinder.   

2.  Pull out the fuel pump relay (located in the 

electrical box at the centre of the engine 
compartment).  

3. Start 

the 

engine. 

 

4.  Restart the engine several times after the 

engine stalls.   

5.  Turn the ignition switch to the “OFF” position.   

6.  Reload the fuel pump relay.   

Inspection Work after Maintenance   

Warning 

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and 

also the fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury and property loss. Due to this, 
follow the under-mentioned “Fuel Leakage 
Inspection” to conduct inspection after 
remounting the fuel hose.   

Inspection to Fuel Leakage   

Warning 

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and 

also the fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury and property loss. Due to this, 
fuel leakage shall be inspected frequently after 
the engine stops.   

Caution 

  Wrong connection with other wiring terminals 

may lead to fault, and so caution is needed 
during the connection process.   

1.  Connect the DLC’s wiring terminal F/P with 

the vehicle body (as the ground) with a 
jumper wire. 

 

2.  Turn the ignition switch to the “ON” position 

to run the oil pump.   

3.  Pressurize the oil circuit for at least five 

minutes according to preceding method, so as 
to inspect if there is leakage.   

4.  In the event that there is fuel leakage, inspect 

if fuel hose and fuel pipe’s sealing faces 
suffer damage. If necessary, replace them.   

5.  After the overhaul and remounting, repeat 

Step 1 to Step 3.   

Fuel Hose Mounting   

1.  Replace the damaged and distorted fuel hose, 

fuel pipe, and pipe clamp.   

2.  Fuel hose shall be mounted 25mm {0.98in} 

above the fuel pipe, and if the fuel pipe has 
limit device, mount the hose till it contacts the 
limit device.   

 

 

3.  Use the pipe clamp to clamp the hose within 

the mounting range (see the figure below), 
and prevent the clamp from nipping previous 
nipping place.   

Jumper Wire

Fuel Pipe

Limit Device

Fuel Hose 

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Fuel System 1C-3 

 

   

Warning on Plastic Fuel Pipe (fuel supply 
pipe assembly, fuel supply pipe, and fuel 
return pipe assembly)   

Dismantling  

  When dismantling the fuel pipe, pressure in the 

fuel system will lead to ejection of fuel from 
the fuel pipeline, and so oil cylinder head shall 
be dismantled in advance according to 
requirements while dismantling the fuel 
pipeline, in order to release the pressure in the 
oil cylinder and avoid personnel injury and 
property loss.   

Caution 

  While dismantling the fuel pipeline, necessary 

sheltering measures shall be adopted, in order 
to avoid the fuel’s ejection onto your body.   

1.  If the quick plug assembly is equipped with 

double-lock mechanism, loosen the quick 
plug assembly’s double locks along the 
direction illustrated in the figure.   

 

2.  Pinch locking devices on both sides of the quick 

plug with fingers to remove the quick plug.   

3.  Repeat Step 1 and Step 2, and dismantle the 

quick plug at the other end of the fuel pipeline 
from the supporting pipeline.   

Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe (Fuel 
Supply Pipe Assembly, Fuel Supply Pipe, 
and Fuel Return Pipe) Mounting   

Notice 

When mounting the new fuel supply pipe 
assembly, assemble properly double locks on the 
quick plug assembly.   

 

1.  Inspect the fuel pipeline and supporting 

pipeline joint’s sealing faces and avoid their 
damage and distortion. If necessary, replace 
them.  

2.  If the quick plug O-ring is damaged or 

disengaged, mount the new fuel pipeline.   

3.  Push the fuel pipeline quick plug into the 

loading part till the pipe joint makes the 
“click” sound.    

4.  If the fuel pipeline quick plug is equipped 

with double-lock mechanism, mount the 
double locks till there is “click” sound.   

5.  Pull the quick plug with hands to confirm if it 

has been secured mounted.   

Explanations on fuel filter dismantling 
/mounting  

Warning 

  When dismantling the fuel pipe, pressure in the 

fuel system will lead to ejection of fuel from the 
fuel pipeline, and so cylinder head shall be 
dismantled in advance according to requirements 
while dismantling the fuel pipeline, in order to 
release the pressure in the cylinder and avoid 
personnel injury and property loss.   

Caution 

  While dismantling the fuel pipeline, necessary 

sheltering measures shall be adopted, in order 
to avoid the fuel’s ejection onto your body.   

1.  Complete the preparatory work before the 

repair (See Preparatory Work before Repair).   

2.  Dismantle fuel filter from the longitudinal 

beam on the left side of the bottom plate.   

 

Loosen the cylinder fuel supply pipe and fuel 
return pipe assembly along the direction illustrated 
in the figure.   

Avoid nipping previous nipping place 

Double Locks

Locking Device (two sides)

Fuel supply pipe 

Fuel filter 

Fuel return pipe 

assembly 

Bolt 

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Fuel System 1C-4 

 

Caution 

  To avoid the quick connector’s damage or oil 

leakage, follow the “Explanations on plastic 
fuel pipe dismantling” to complete the 
under-mentioned work (see the Fuel System, 
Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe Dismantling) 

Dismantle fuel filter bracket’s mounting bolt, and 
remove the fuel filter.   

Mount parts according to the sequence reverse to 
the dismantling process.   

Caution 

  To avoid the quick connector’s damage or oil 

leakage, follow the “Explanations on plastic 
fuel pipe mounting” to complete the 
under-mentioned work (see the Fuel System, 
Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe Mounting) 

Cylinder Dismantling /Mounting   

Warning 

  Unwashed cylinder is dangerous and may lead 

to combustion or explosion, which will further 
result in serious casualties. Due to this, 
cylinder shall be cleaned with vapor before the 
overhaul.  

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and the 

fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury and property loss. Due to this, 
do not damage the sealing face while 
dismantling/ mounting the oil pump assembly.   

Caution 

  Dismantling/mounting quick connector before 

cleaning will lead to damage of the fuel pipe 
and quick connector. Due to this, cleaning is a 
must before dismantling /mounting, in order to 
make sure that no foreign objects enter the fuel 
pipe and connector.   

1.  Park the vehicle stably on the lifting machine.   

2.  Complete preparatory work before repair (see 

Preparatory Work before Repair).   

3.  Loosen the accumulator’s negative cable.   

4. Dismantle 

the 

second-row seats (see Part S, 

Seat, Second-row Seats Dismantling 
/Mounting).  

5.  Dismantle the cylinder repair cover plate.   

6.  Dismantle all fuel pipes that connect with the 

oil pump.   

7.  Drain fuel in the cylinder.   

8.  Life the vehicle with lifting machine and 

dismantle parts according to sequence 
illustrated in the figure.   

9.  Mount parts according to the sequence reverse 

to the dismantling process.   

10.  Complete inspection work after the repair (see 

Inspection Work after Repair) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No.

Part Name 

Tightening 

Torque 

(N·m) 

1  Oil filling pipe cover 

 

2  Assembling bolt   

3.9~5.9 

3  Dustproof cover 

 

4  Elastic pipe clamp   

 

5  Ventilation hose 

 

6  Elastic pipe clamp   

 

7  Oil filling hose   

 

8  Anti-looseness bolt   

8.8~12.7 

9  Oil filling pipe assembly 

 

10 Flange nut   

43.1~60.8

11 Fuel tank mounting unit 

 

12 Fuel tank mounting 

 

13 Electric pump gland   

75~85 

14 Fuel pump assembly   

 

15 Electric pump gasket 

 

16 Fuel tank assembly 

 

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Fuel System 1C-5 

 

Cylinder Air Tightness Test   

Notice 

  Cylinder air tightness test is used to test the 

welding quality between parts (like the upper oil 
filling port, exhaust port, and gravity valve) and 
the cylinder body.   

1.  Dismantle the cylinder mounting assembly 

(see the Cylinder Dismantling/Mounting).  

2.  Block the special blanking plug (dedicated to 

main fuel pipe) on the fuel pump assembly.   

3.  Use special blanking plug to block the gravity 

valve vapor hose’s joint on the cylinder body.   

4.  Connect the special air pressure test tool with 

the cylinder’s oil filling port and exhaust port.   

5.  Put the cylinder horizontally into the special 

water tank dedicated to cylinder test (the total 
cylinder shall be immersed 100mm below the 
water surface).   

6.  Charge compressed air into the cylinder’s oil 

filling port, and pressurize the cylinder to 
(30~50)kPa. Then, maintain the pressure for 
1min.  

7.  Inspect if there is air bubble between the parts 

(like oil filling port, exhaust port, and gravity 
valve) and the cylinder’s welding face.   

  If there is air bubble on the welding face, 

replace the cylinder (see Cylinder 
Dismantling/Mounting) 

 

 

 

Inspection of Check Valve   

1.  Dismantle the oil filling pipe assembly (see 

Cylinder Dismantling/Mounting).   

2.  Confirm if the check valve’s bulge is aligned 

with the oil filling pipe’s slot.   

3.  If they are not aligned, dismantle the check 

valve, and remount it after the aligning.   

 

4.  Confirm if picking up the check valve again, 

the check valve should be closed.   

5.  If it is open, replace the check valve (see 

Cylinder Dismantling/Mounting).   

6.  Confirm if the check valve can be opened in 

dead weight.   

 

7.  If it cannot be opened, replace the check valve 

(see Cylinder Dismantling/Mounting).   

Inspection of Fuel Cylinder Pipeline Pressure   

Warning 

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and the 

fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury and property loss. In addition, 
the fuel has side effect on the skin and eye.   

Caution 

  Dismantling/mounting quick connector before 

cleaning will lead to damage of the fuel pipe 
and quick connector. Due to this, cleaning to 
the quick connector’s contacting zone is a must 
before dismantling /mounting, in order to make 
sure that no foreign objects enter the fuel pipe 
and connector.   

Notice: 

  The following tests can be conducted if 

necessary  

Bulge

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Fuel System 1C-6 

 

1. Complete 

preparatory 

work before repair (see 

Preparatory Work before Repair) 

2.  Loosen the accumulator’s negative cable.   

Caution 

  To avoid the quick connector’s damage or oil 

leakage, follow the “Explanations on plastic 
fuel pipe dismantling” to complete the 
under-mentioned work (see the Fuel System, 
Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe Dismantling) 

3.  Dismantle the main fuel hose (fuel supply 

pipe assembly) from the main pipe (fuel rigid 
pipe).  

4.  Connect the special tool’s quick connector 

with the fuel distributor(fuel rail), and insert 
the fuel supply pipe assembly onto the special 
tool’s interface.   

 

5.  Remount the accumulator’s negative cable.   

Caution 

  Wrong connection with other wiring terminals 

may lead to fault, and so caution is needed 
during the connection process.   

6.  Connect the DLC’s wiring terminal F/P with 

the Vehicle body’s earthing point GND with a 
jumper wire. 

 

7.  Turn the ignition switch to “ON” position to 

make fuel pump run, and measure the 

pipeline’s maximum oil pressure.   

Standard value   

390~410kpa 

8.  Turn the ignition switch to the “OFF” 

position and loosen the jumper wire.   

  If the pressure is higher than the standard value, 

inspect the fuel pump’s maximum pressure   

  If the pressure is normal, inspect if the oil 

return pipe and pressure regulator suffer 
blockage.  

  If the pressure is lower than standard value, 

turn the switch handle and measure the oil 
pressure’s variation (see the figure).   

—If the oil pressure rises speedily, inspect the 
pressure regulator.   

—If the oil pressure rises slowly, inspect the oil 
pressure’s maximum value.   

  If the oil pump’s maximum pressure is normal, 

inspect if the oil circuit between the oil pump 
and pressure regulator suffers blockage.   

 

9.  Dismantle the special tool unit.   

Caution 

  To avoid the quick connector’s damage or oil 

leakage, follow the “Explanations on plastic 
fuel pipe dismantling” to complete the 
under-mentioned work (see the Cylinder 
Dismantling/Mounting, Explanations on 
Plastic Fuel Pipe Dismantling) 

10.  Connect the main fuel hose (fuel supply pipe 

assembly) and the main pipe (fuel rigid pipe)   

11.  Complete the inspection work after repair (see 

Inspection Work after Repair).   

Switch handle 

To main pipe 

Fuel distributor 

Earthing 
jumper 

Switch handle

To main pipe

Fuel distributor

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Fuel System 1C-7 

 

Inspection of Fuel Pressure Maintenance   

Warning 

  Fuel overflow or leakage is dangerous, and 

the fuel is combustible, which may lead to 
personnel injury. In addition, the fuel has side 
effect on the skin and eye. 

Caution 

  Dismantling/mounting quick connector before 

cleaning will lead to damage of the fuel pipe 
and quick connector. Due to this, cleaning to 
the quick connector’s contacting zone is a 
must before dismantling /mounting, in order 
to make sure that no foreign objects enter the 
fuel pipe and connector.   

Notice: 

  The following tests can be conducted if 

necessary  

1. Complete 

preparatory 

work before repair (see 

Preparatory Work before Repair) 

2.  Loosen the accumulator’s negative cable.   

Caution 

  To avoid the quick connector’s damage or oil 

leakage, follow the “Explanations on plastic 
fuel pipe dismantling” to complete the 
under-mentioned work (see the Fuel System, 
Explanations on Plastic Fuel Pipe 
Dismantling) 

3.  Dismantle the main fuel hose (fuel supply pipe 

assembly) from the main pipe (fuel rigid pipe).   

4.  Connect the special tool’s quick connector 

with the fuel distributor (fuel rail), and insert 
the main fuel hose (fuel supply pipe assembly) 
onto the special tool’s interface.   

5.  Rotate the switch handle along the direction 

illustrated in the figure.   

 

6.  Remount the accumulator’s negative cable.     

Caution 

  Wrong connection with other wiring terminals 

may lead to fault, and so caution is needed 
during the connection process.   

7.  Connect the DLC’s wiring terminal F/P with 

the Vehicle body’s earthing point GND with a 
jumper wire. 

 

8.  Turn the ignition switch to the “ON” position 

for about 10s, in order to make the fuel pump 
run.  

9.  Turn the ignition switch to the “OFF” 

position and loosen the jumper wire.     

10.  Observe the oil pressure after 60 minutes.   

  If the oil pressure is lower than the standard 

value, observe the oil pressure’s variation 
while rotating the switch handle   

—If the oil pressure maintains unchanged, replace 
the pressure regulator (see Pressure Regulator 
Dismantling/Mounting) 

—If the oil pressure is changed, inspect if the oil 
circuit and spray nozzle suffer oil leakage.   

Standard value: 

≥250kpa(2.5kgf/cm2, 36psi) 

 

Switch handle 

To main pipe 

Fuel distributor 

Earthing 
jumper 

Switch handle 

To main pipe

Fuel distributor

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