I - connection identification
- Make
- Peugeot
- Model
- J5 Factory Workshop Manual
- Year
- 1982–1994
- Section
- Ignition system – diagnostic plug identification – adjusting the pick-up › I - connection identification
Electrical equipmentI - connection identification
I - CONNECTION IDENTIFICATION
Connection on vehicle
| A | Connected to “contact breaker” terminal on the coil, black wire with red sleeve |
| B | Connected to the coil “+” terminal, slate wire with blue sleeve. |
| C | Pick-up, connected to cylinder block |
| D | Earth, yellow wire |
| X, Y | Plug positioning lugs |
Connection on socket
| Ref. | Terminal function | Col. wire |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Top dead centre (TDC) signal pick-up | Red |
| 2 | Distributor earth | Yellow |
| 3 | Contact breaker | Black |
| 4 | Top dead centre (TDC) signal pick-up | White |
| 5 | Top dead centre (TDC) signal pick-up | |
| 6 | Coil | Slate |
II - OPERATING DEFECTS
If the diagnostic installation does not provide a reading in the “timing test” position, ensure that :
- the pick-up gap is correct (1.7 mm),
- that the coil resistance is between 40 and 60 Ω by connecting an ohmmeter across terminals (1) and (4) on the diagnostic socket.
III - ADJUSTING THE TDC PICK-UP
New pick-up :
- Bring the 3 locating studs into contact.
Used pick-up :
- Cut the 3 locating studs off flush.
- Bring the pick-up (1) against the flywheel (3).
- Measure the amount by which the pick-up projects out from support (2).
- Move the pick-up to obtain a clearance of 1.7 mm between the flywheel (3) and the pick-up (1).
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