Fuel evaporation control system - RA4700FLH0200X(47-0200)
A. Function diagram
a) Engine 104
b) Engine 119
c) Engine 120
d) Vehicles with through-loading facility
B. Function
Regeneration takes place provided the following conditions exist:
- coolant temperature <70°C
- <2 minutes after starting engine
- engine not in deceleration mode.
A fuel evaporation control system is installed so that fuel vapors pass to atmosphere. The fuel vapors stored in the activated charcoal filter are drawn off at coolant temperatures >70°C through the regeneration switchover valve (Y58/1, engine 120 Y58/2 and Y58/3) and combusted in the engine (not in deceleration mode).
Y58/3 Right regeneration switchover valve
Arrow Regeneration switchover valve coupling
To control the quantity regenerated, the regeneration switchover valve is actuated (pulsed) with a frequency of 7 1/2 Hz by the LH control unit (N3/1, engine 120 N3/2 and N3/3). The regeneration quantity is determined by the constant opening and closing of the switchover valve in on and off times of various length.
The cross section in the switchover valve is altered as a function of the intake manifold vacuum by the diaphragm-guided valve needle.
Testing fuel evaporation control system, see Diagnosis Manual Engine, Volume 2 LH Gasoline Injection System.
Regeneration switchover valve (Y58/1, engine 120 Y58/2 and Y58/3), de-energized closed.
Valve plate opened.