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Engine Tune-UpBy Jonathan Rollins
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Tune – Up Procedures are done as part of a routine maintenance rather than to correct a drivability problem.
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Wear safety glasses!
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Spark plug replacement Most new engines do not require spark plug
replacement for up to (100,000 miles)
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Normal service and replacement items in a minor tune-up are…
Perform a visual inspection for obvious problems Check for trouble codes on computer controlled vehicles Replace spark plugs Service the ignition system, including checking secondary components Replacing the air and fuel filter Changing oil and lubricating the chassis Testing and servicing emission control system, and resetting the reminder
circuit Adjusting the fuel system if applicable Cleaning the throttle body and idle air bypass on fuel injected engines Road testing before and after tune-up to check engine performance
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Service and replacement items in a major tune-up are… Perform a scope analysis of engine system Testing and replacing spark plug wires Testing and replacing fuel pump Replacing drive belts Replacing brake, transmission, and other fluids Replacing or rebuilding the throttle body Rebuilding or replacing the distributer Adjusting the valve train (some engines) Replacing weak sensors: oxygen sensor, cam position sensor, crank shaft
position sensor, ect
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Six of the diagnostic tools used during a tune-up are… scan tool, an exhaust gas analyzer, a
compression gauge, a multi meter, an oscilloscope, a vacuum gauge, and other tools
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Some performance factors affected by a tune-up are… Engine power acceleration Fuel consumption Exhaust emissions Smoothness of engine operation Ease of starting Engine service life
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General Tune-Up Rules
It is important to gather engine and vehicle performance info before performing the tune-up because this gives you clues on what you need to investigate or replace.
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It is important to bring the engine up to full operating temperature prior to diagnosing an operating condition because when the engine is cold you cannot obtain accurate test results.
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Its important to maintain a vehicles service records because if a problem occurs you can check your record to correct the trouble.
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Tune-up safety rules It is important for the battery to be
disconnected before maintenance so it does not accidentally crank the engine or electrical fire.
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Tune-up safety rules to follow Wear eye protection Set parking break Place vent hose on exhaust pipe Disconnect battery
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Typical tune-up procedures Battery problems-dirty case top, corroded terminals, and physical damage Air cleaner problems –clogged or contaminated filter, inoperative air flaps
or disconnected vacuum hoses. Belt problems- looseness, fraying, and slippage. Low fluid levels- engine oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid, ect. Deteriorated hoses- hardened or softened cooling system, fuel system, and
vacuum hoses. Poor electrical connections-loose or corroded connections : frayed,
pinched, or burned wiring and terminals.
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Three important steps in replacing spark-plug wires are… To remove the spark-plug, first check that the spark-plug wires are
numbered or located correctly in their clips. Grasping the spark-plug wire boot, pull the wire off the plug. Twist the boot back and forth if it sticks Ignition coils must be numbered before plugs can or located correctly in their clips. grasping the spark-plug wire boot, pull the wire off the plug. Twist the boot back and forth if it sticks. Ignition coils must be removed before plugs can be replaced. Be sure engine is cool before removing spark-plugs. Removing a spark-plug from a warm aluminum head can damage the threads in the spark-plugs holes.
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Tools used to remove spark-plugs Swivel ratchet, an extension, and a spark –
plug socket.
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The correct colors for the tip and insulator
Grayish or brown= properly burning Black or wet= not firing or engine problem
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If the spark-plug wire is not put on the right cylinder spark-plug, the plug will not fire.
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Oxygen sensors One and two wires need to be replaced at
50,000-60,000 miles Heated three-wire oxygen sensors should
be replaced at about 100,000 miles
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Recommended procedures for replacing a sensor
Disconnect the negative battery cable. then, separate the sensor from the wiring harness by unplugging the connector. Never pull on the wires them selves, as damage may result.
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Three primary adjustments performance during a tune-up
Pick up coil air gap adjustment Idle speed adjustment Ignition timing adjustment
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Diesel engine tune-up Diesel engines require periodic
maintenance similar to gasoline engines but don’t have spark plugs to replace or an ignition system.
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Typical service tasks performed during diesel engine maintenance intervals are Replacing the air filter element Cleaning, draining, or replacing the fuel filters Adjusting engine idle speed Adjusting accelerator and governor linkage Inspecting the engine and related systems Adjusting valve and injector timing Changing engine oil and oil filter Servicing emission control systems
maintenance intervals are specific periods ( in miles or months ) for component service.