Evaporative Emission Control System (Models with catalyzer) - Description (Cont'd) / Inspection
EF & EC-196prose procedureDescription (Cont'd)
purge control valve opens and the vapor is sucked into the intake manifold through both the main purge orifice and the constant purge orifice.
Inspection
FUEL TANK AND VAPOR VENT LINE
Refer to MA section for inspection of fuel tank and vapor vent line.
THERMAL VACUUM VALVE
The thermal vacuum valve is used with the ignition control system. Refer to page EF & EC-185.
Carbon Canister Purge Control Valve
- 1Disconnect rubber hose in the line between T-connector and carbon canister, at T-connector (hose (a)).
UEF012 - 2With engine running, suck air from the opening of the rubber hose (a), and make sure that there is no leak. Also, when sucking, engine rpm should increase. If N.G., replace canister.
- 3Disconnect rubber hose (c), leading to carburetor float chamber.
UEF013 - 4With engine running blow air through rubber hose (c), and make sure that there is no leak.
- 5With engine off make sure there is a leak. If N.G., replace canister.
- 6Disconnect rubber hose (b), leading to intake manifold.
UEF014 - 7Blow or suck air to or from the opening of rubber hose (b), and make sure that there is no leak. If N.G., replace canister.
