Usage:
G3516 (3RC, 4EK) Low Emissions Engines
- SUPPLEMENT: June 14, 1993
Service Magazine; April 12, 1993; Page 8; "Adjustment Of 6I0670 Idle Air Lines Group (Idle Bleed Circuit)" for G3516 (3RC, 4EK) Low Emissions Engines
One of the measurements for adjusting the valve is NOT correct. The statement "* The exhaust temperature is at a maximum." should NOT be used as a condition to set the idle bleed circuit. The correct last sentence of the article follows:
Then slowly open the valve until one of the following conditions is met:
- * The hertz meter reading on the switch gear reaches its most stable condition.
- * The manifold vacuum reading is at a maximum.
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- * The hertz meter reading on the switch gear reaches its most stable condition.
The idle bleed circuit is used to lean the fuel mixture of the low emissions engines at low idle speeds. See the illustration. Proper adjustment of the circuit creates the optimum conditions for low idle stability. The correct idle bleed circuit setting is determined by adjusting valve (1) while the engine is running at high idle conditions (rated rpm with no load). The valve should initially be closed. Then slowly open the valve until one of the following conditions is met:
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- * The exhaust temperature is at a maximum.
- * The manifold vacuum reading is at a maximum.
- * The hertz meter reading on the switch gear reaches its most stable condition.
- * The exhaust temperature is at a maximum.
Location of valve (1) in the idle bleed circuit.