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USE OF THE MANUAL
PRESENTATION
The Repair Manual comes in a binder with a “Mu/to” type
mechanism to facilitate the filing of additive sheets
or the removal of a part for operation in the workshop.
The MECHANICAL COMPONENTS, PART 1 VOLUME (8531) covers operations on the MECHANlCAL
COMPONENTS and the BODYWORK which may be carried out by a general workshop.
It is divided into 15 chapters separated by vinyl tab inserts numbered @ to @
General
Engine
Fuel system-Carburettor
Ignition system
Clutch
Gearbox-Drive shafts
Source and reserve of pressure
Front axle Rear axle
Suspension - wheels - tyres
Steering
Braking system
Electrical equipment and radio
Heater, ventilation and air-conditioning
Bodywork
COMPOSITION OF A CHAPTER
Each chapter includes:
-
the list of operations in it,
-
the operations in numerical order.
OPERATIONS
The operation references are made up as follow: MA 100 - 00 II a
-
a) z T-r TiiTz
a) vehicle code letters: MA
b) three figure number identifying the assembly or the assembly part
c) figure indicating the type of operation:
-
the figures 000 indicate the vehicle specification
- the figures 00 indicate the assembly specification
- the figures 0 indicate checks and adjustments
- the figures 1 indicate removals and refittings
- the figures 2 indicate dismantling and re-assembly
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the figures 3 indicate reconditioning
d) figure /I,... /2.../... standing for a variant,
e) letter: a, b, standing for an evolution
rious operations are presented:
1’ either through photos, drawings and texts,
hrough photos, drawings and symbols.
‘!%.OSSARY has been placed at the beginning of each volume for this purpose.
e glossary (the one in the Mechanical Components volume is different from the one in
caning for each symbol has been translated into nine languages.
kts in a removable set of “plastic” sheets bound with one manceuvrable me
ion of one or several pages (and obtain photocopies from them, for instance). the Bodywork volur nel,
‘tal r ing to facilitate the
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- pressure regulator- and compressor holder nuts (1 )
(a//- condit/oning option).
- all the sfirms,
and put them rn place of the battery.
Uncouple the exhaust systern.
Normally aspirated engine with E. F. I..
Remove the 4 exhaust pipe nuts.
Turbo with E./Y/., Fig. II and 111
Remove:
- screw (2) and shims (31,
- flexrble pipe screws (7),
- nuts and spacers (4).
Release exhaust pipe (8) downwards.
Remove nuts (5) and flexible pipe (6). - adtustrng nuts (91,
- clutch control support screws (I 0).
Uncouple the power take off with double outlet,
Fig. V.
Fully loosen screw i 121, then retrghten it by two turns
to prevent the speedometer drive guide from being
pushed out.
Disengage the twin outlet power take off ( 1 1).
Remove oil gauge i 13).
Uncouple, Fig. V:
- heater hoses (I 6) and (I 71,
- fast idle air duct (I 5),
- petrol supply pipe (181,
- petrol return pipe (14).
Disconnect, Fig. VII:
- connectors (201,
- sensors (221,
- coils and suppressors (I 9),
- gear shift link rods (21 ).
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o&ion oi‘i tht: enginr:,
-T.bis (as shown on i/til.irial~oiii,
attaching bracket 6031-
nafu/a//y asp/rafed erg/m with E/7: bracket to bc: fit-
ted on the exhaust pipe, with one screw,
turbo with EN: fit the bracket to the pressure relief
valve outlet,
- tensioner 4061-T (siack).
Place sling 2517-T.bis. under tension, tensioner
4061-T being loosened, Fig. II.
Remove:
- screw (I 1 from the engine bearer, Fig. III.
- nut (3) and screws (4) from the gearbox mounting,
Fig. V (retrieve the shims),
- screw (2) from the torque rod; slacken the other
scl-ew, Fig. IV.
Slightly raise the power unit assembly
Screw tensioner 4061-T fully, Fig. VI and remove
the engine/gearbox assembly:
Before refitting the power unit assembly:
Check the condition of the engine mounting brac-
kets. Replace them if needed.
Adjustment to be tested,
(as per Op.0 MA 733.0/1) Fit the engine crankcase water dralrl plug, fltted with a
~~~in~ torque: 3 mda
Place sling 2517-T.bis, attaching bracket 6031 -T
and tensioner 4061-T; screw the tensioner fully In,
Fig. I and VI.
Engage the engine/gearbox assembly Into Its corr-
partment, Fig. VI.
l-oosen tensioner 4061-T, Fig. II.
Refit: (without tightening)
- engine support bracket
screw (I 1,
- torque rod screw (2)
- gearbox support plate (toyeTher with 1f.s shims).
Tighten:
- the engrne bearer to 10 mdaN, Fig. III
- the torque rod to 9 mdaN, Fig. IV
-. the gearbox support plate fixings, Fig. V:
screws (4): to 3 mdaN
nut (31: to 16.5 mdaN.
Insert the clutch cable into Its ball-joint. Tighten clutch
control support (5). Adjust the clutch , Fig. VII.
Locate, Fig. VIII.
the dual outlet power take off (61.
the oil gauge.
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and turn ti-re crankshafi irl the norrnai direct~or~ of
I otatiorj
Remove, Fig. I:
- the co~llrol cable frorn the cold start flap (I 1,
- hose
(21,
- the accelerator control rod and cable,
- cylinderhead cover (3).
Bring:
- the piston of cylinder No. 4 to TDC
(with the valves in the “rocking” position)
Make sure:
that mark “a” on the flywheel is facing the zero on
the clutch bell housing, Fig III.
Set:
the clearance of cylinder No. 1 inlet valve (4) to
1.50 mm, Fig II. Check:
cylinder 0. 1 valve clearance
The clearance should be of 0.30 to 0.75 mm.
Adjust:
the valve clearance:
INLET = 0.10 mm
EXHAUST = 0.25 mm
NOTE:
This check can be carried out with a dial gauge, as
shown on Fig. IV.
Fit:
the cyllnderhead cover and its gasket,
(tighten to 0.6 mdaN).
Recouple:
- the accelerator control rod and cable,
- the hoses,
- the control cable to the cold start flap.
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10 MA ARRANGEMENT OF THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
510.00/11
CX
25 GTI 7185 -+
REP. DESCRIPTION LOCATION CONNECTOR
Number HARNESS
Crrcuit Wiring Channel-colour (or unrt)
238 R/H front door lock switch 99
JI 2B H
239
L/H front door lock switch 98
j8 2B H
241 R/H rear door lock switch 101
ql 28 PD
242 L/H rear door lock switch 100
99 28 PG
243 Boot door lock switch 102 t5 2M C
244 Bonnet lock switch 97 a5 ,2M v
251 Height control switch 131-135
j5 2M & 4M H & 608
254 Lighting/direction indicator switch
107 to IIO- 192 to 198
97 5B-4M-3M T
255 Windscreen wiper/washer & horn switch 125 to 129-142
96 2B-4B-5B T
271 Air distribution switch 19 to 21 h5 4M \Q
278 Blower motor speed control rheostat 23 to 25 h6 2B ;1
279 Heater control & lighting
29 to 31-103-104 h4 58 K
280 Supplementary air control (injection) 38 b6 2N IM
285 Ignition suppressors (radio) 59 & 60 b6 2xlN 2
295
Air horn compressor 143
c7 IMV-IN A
300
Starter motor t
3 to 5 b5 IN-IR & IN CP & CA
302 Flowmeter 42 to 44 b2 5N IC
545 Fast idling electrovalve (air con option) 14 d2 *. 2xlV V
$65 Ashtray lighting 187 1’3 2B H
$70 Boot lighting 171 s4 IN-TIC F
i75 Glove box lighting 170 f4 lN-IM H
I80 Engine compartment lighting 185 c6 IN EC
385 L/H rear No. plate lighting 211 t6 IM-llc E
386 R/H rear No. plate lighting 212 t4 IM-llc
E
390 Steering lock lighting 191
97 2xllc T
$10 Air con compressor clutch 13
c6 IN V
$30 L/H front brake caliper 83-84 d9 2N& IN U
$31 R/H front brake caliper 85-86 dl 2N& IN U
140 L/H front side lamp 184 a8 2M G
F41 R/H front side lamp 186 a2 2M D
L42 L/H rear side lamp 200
c43
R/H rear side lamp 201
145
L/H rear lamp cluster t8 6G F
C46 R/H rear lamp cluster t2 6G F
L57 L/H stop lamp 139
158 R/H stop lamp 140
160
L/H rear fog lamp 191
1-61 R/H rear fog lamp 192
.62 L/H reversing lamp 33