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ENGINE

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Fig 1

Fig 2

Procedure For Removal Sedimenter (Old type)

Removal

1.

Remove the upper engine cover.

2.

Further clean the sedimenter, its connections,

and the surrounding area.

3.

Disconnect the water sensor electrical

connector.

4 Disconnect the fuel tank to sedimenter supply

pipe and plug the pipe and port with

appropriate plug.

(Fig: -1)

5.

Remove the quick fit connectors from

sedimenter to fuel filter and plug the pipe and

port with appropriate plug.

(Fig: - 2)

6.

Loosen and remove the M8 bolt with a suitable

ratchet spanner of the fuel filter and

sedimenter mounting bracket.

7.

Lift the filter / Sedimenter.

Follow the draining procedure above till the point

5 (keep water sensor) then

l

Wait until all fuel water drained out of the

water sedimentor.

l

Remove the water sedimentor from the

vehicle.

Then follow the installation procedure given

below.

Installation

The installation procedure is as follow

1.

Place the water sedimentor in the bracket, the

2 protecting caps still in place.

2.

Avoid any spillage on the water sedimentor

while hydraulic connectors are not fitted.

3.

Tighten the sedimenter on the bracket in the

required conditions. Identify inlet (printed

arrow going forward to the port), outlet

(printed arrow going outward to the port)

ports on the water sedimenter.

4.

Remove the protecting cap and clip the inlet

hydraulic connector. Do not force or bend the

pipe.

5.

Remove the protecting cap and clip the outlet

hydraulic connector. Do not force or bend the

pipe.

6.

Screw the water sensor to the required torque

7.

Clip the electric connector to the water sensor.

8.

Check that there is no leakage after assembly.

9.

After starting the engine, check to make

certain that the sedimenter warning light is off.

NOTE

Fitting of sedimenter :

It is important to specify that it must be fitted

correctly (i.e. vertical with no angle) to avoid

possible damage due to it vibrating against metallic

attach that could cause

GO

leaks.