Chrysler Conquest 1988 Service Manual page 692

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EMISSION
CONTROL SYSTEMS 7
Evaporative
Emissibn
Control
System
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Valve
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Therm0 sensdr for engine coolant
temperature
detection
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INSPECTION
(1) Disconnect
the purge
air hose from
the air intake hose and
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c
plug the
air intake
hose.
Then,
connect
a hand
vacuum
:
EE
pump
to the
disconnected
purge
air hose.
(2) Check the following
both whenthe
engine
is cold [engine
coolant
temperature
45°C (T13"F) or less] and whenjt
is hot
[engine
coolant
temperature
85 to 95C
(185 to 205'F)I.
When
engine
is -cold
Vacuum
13 kPa
(I .9
psi)
Engine state
2,500
rpm
Normal condition
Vacuum is held
When
enqrne
IS hot
PURGE CONTROL VALVE
INSPECTION
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(1) Remove
the purge
control
valve.
(2) Connect
a hand vacuum
pump
to the vacuum
nipple
of the
purge
control
valve.
(3) Apply a vacuum
of 53 kPa (7.7 PSI) and check air tightness.
(4) Blow in air lightly
from
the canister
side nipple
and check
conditions
as _follows.
(5) Connect
a hand
vacuum
pump
to the
positive
pressure
'
nipple
of the purge
control
valve.
(6) Apply a vacuumm of 53 kPa (7.7 psi) and check air tightness.
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THERM0 VALVE
INSPECTION
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(1) Disconnect
the vacuum
hoses (black and blue stripe)
from
the therm0
valve and connect
a hand vacuum
pump
to the
therm0
valve.
(2) Apply vacuum
and check therm0
valve condition
as follows.
Engine coolant
temperature
Normal condrtron
_
45T
(I 13°F)
or less
Vacuum
leaks
80X
(176'F)
or more
Vacuum
holds

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