2-3 Parts MINYI EFFA
2-3 Parts MINYI EFFA
2-3 Parts MINYI EFFA
2.1 TORQUE
The tightening performance of connecting bolt and nut is performed by screw thread. Each
fastener should be tightened to the torque specified in each section with moment wrench during
maintenance.
TABLE2-1
Specified torque(N·m)
System Tighten position
N·m kgf·m
Engine Cylinder head setscrew 55~60 5.5~6.0
Connection rod bearing cover retaining nut 3.5±0.2
35±2
*
Spark plug 20~30 2.0~3.0
18~22* 1.8~2.2*
Intake and exhaust manifold nut 18~23 1.8~2.3
Intake manifold nut M6 11~12 1.1~1.2
M8 21~25 2.1~2.5
Setscrew of air intake manifold bracket* 21~25 2.1~2.5
Exhaust manifold setscrew and retaining 2.1~2.5
21~25
nut *
Engine front hanger setscrew * 21~25 2.1~2.5
Tensioner setscrew 10~12 1.0~1.2
Synchronous gear setscrew on crankshaft 50~60 5.0~6.0
Crankshaft bearing cover* 10~12 1.0~1.2
Cylinder orifice * 5 0.5
Valve adjust nut 15~20 1.5~2.0
Synchronous chain cover setscrew 3~4 0.3~0.4
Synchronous chain M6 10~12 1.0~1.2
cover setscrew M8 21~25 2.1~2.5
Setscrew of oil pump 4~5 0.4~0.5
Oil collector setscrew * 10~12 1.0~1.2
Sump nut* 10~12 1.0~1.2
Setscrew of crankshaft wheel belt * 115±10 11.5±1.0
Synchronization gear setscrew of 50~60 5.0~6.0
crankshaft
Connecting rod bearing shell nut 28~32 2.8~3.2
Crankshaft bearing cap setscrew 43~48 4.3~4.8
Flywheel mounting setscrew 40~45 4.0~4.5
Oil pressure sensor 12~15 1. 2~1.5
12* 1.2*
Setscrew of oil filter nib 20~25 2.0~2.5
Engine rear mounting nut and 11~14 1.1~1.4
rear hanger bolt
Oil pump safety valve spring 15~20 1.5~2.0
seat
Sump setscrew 4~5 0.4~0.5
Oil drain plug 20~25 2.0~2.5
Left and right engine hangers fastening 20~30 2.0~3.0
bolt a
Transmission and cylinder setscrew 4.5~5.5
45~55
and nut
Bracket mounting bolt 25~30 2.5~3.0
Valve chamber cover setscrew 4~5 0.4~0.5
10~12* 1.0~1.2
Tension pulley bracket bolt 15~23 1.5~2.3
and nut
Rear engine bracket-Body fastening 17~28 1.7~2.8
bolt
Engine beam-Body fastening bolt 45~50 4.5~5.0
Engine beam-LH and RH damper 18~23 1.8~2.3
retaining nut
O2 sensor 40~60 4.0~6.0
Coolant temperature sensor Max.20 Max.2.0
Throttle valve body mounting setscrew 8~10 0.8~1.1
Crank shaft position sensor setscrew 8~10 0.8~1.1
Crankcase Inside 53~59 5.3~5.9
setscrew* Outside 20~25 2.0~2.5
Intake pressure sensor setscrew 8~10 0.8~1.1
Coolant temperature sensor 15~20 1.5~2.0
Rocker chamber head setscrew 4.0~5.0 0.4~0.5
TIMING CHAIN GUIDE BOLT* 9 0.9
Flywheel disc setscrew* 65.5~72.5 6.55~7.25
Idler wheel setscrew* 45~55 4.5~5.5
Speed sensor setscrew * 10~12 1.0~1.2
Ignition shock sensor setscrew * 21~25 2.1~2.5
Clutch Clutch pressure plate setscrew 18~28 1.8~2.8
Transmission Transmission mounting setscrew 40~50 4.0~5.0
Transmission bolt(8mm) 18~28 1.8~2.8
Transmission bolt(6mm) 8~12 0.8~1.2
Oil drain and fill plug 25~30 2.5~3.0
Gear Cable nut 22~35 2.2~3.5
Shifting
Control
TABLE2-10
Real
20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
(Km/h)
Speedometer Indication
— 40Com 60Com 80Com 100Com 120Com 140Com 160Com —
bin bin bin bin bin bin bin
(Km/h)
Vibration 35~150km/h;Less than 2km/h
Real
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000
(rpm)
Tachometer Indication 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
(rpm) ±100 ±200 ±200 ±200 ±200 ±300 ±350 ±400
Vibration 1600~6400r/min;Less than 80 r/min
Scale
E(I) 1/2(Ⅴ) F(Ⅸ)
Resistance
Fuel meter (Ω)
90 32.5 6.4
Tolerance +20 +7 +4
(Ω) -10 -6 -2.5
Scale
Ⅲ Ⅶ Ⅸ
Temperature
Water 64 97 115
(℃)
temperature
Resistance
meter 89 30 18.3
(Ω)
Tolerance +8 +10 +4
(℃) -12 -4.5 -5
2.3 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Maintenance timetable for normal driving.
TABLE 2-11
Interval: km×100
2.5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
This interval should be 0
judged by odometer reading
or months, whichever comes months 2 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48
first.
ENGINE
Water pump(fan) drive belt(tension,
1 A — I — R — I — R
damage)
synchronizing toothed belt
2 I — I — I — I — I
(wear and damage)
3 IN and EH valve clearance A — A — A — A — A
4 Valve lash (clearance)* — — I — I — I - I
Engine bolts (All cylinder head
5 T — T — T — T — T
and manifold fixings)
6 Engine oil filter R R R R R R R R R
Replace every 5000km. More frequent replacement
7 Engine oil
if under dusty driving conditions
Fuel hoses and connections ( hoses
8 aging , connections crack, damage or I I I I I I I I I
loosening)
Cooling system hoses and connections
9 — — I — — I — — I
(leakage, damage)
High tension cords ( aging and
10 damage) — — I — — I — — I
12 Spark plugs — R R R R R R R R
13 Ignition wiring * — I — I — I - I
Clean every 1000km on asphalt road and clean
14 Air filter
every 2500km on dusty road
Pitch road — — — — R — — —
15 Air filter core*
Dust road Check referring to hard driving
Acceleration cable and throttle valve I.
16 spindle — I.L I.L I.L I.L I.L I.L I.L
L
17 Fuel filter — — — — R — — — R
18 Oil filter * Replace every 100,000 km
— — I — I — I — I
19 PCV valve — — — — — — — I*
Gear oil of transmission ( check
20 leakage at normal level) R I I I R I I I R
25 Catalytic converter - - - - - - - - I
Rocker chamber head breather
26 - - I - - I - - I
tube and connector
27 Crankcase hose and nib - - I - - I - - I
※Ignition shock sensor tightening
28 torque A A A A A A A A A
※Distributor cap and rotor (wear and
29 - - I - - I - - I
damage)
Replace every 50000km. More frequent check if
30 Charcoal canister under dusty driving condition. Replace in time if
clogging or liquid fuel found.
31 Canister control valve * — — — — — — — — I
3 TROUBLE SHOOTING
3.1 ENGINE
TABLE 3-1
Condition Possible cause Correction
Starter will not run
Poor starting 1. Main fuse blown off Replace
2. Contact not closing in main Repair or replace
switch, or this switch open-
circuited Recharge
3. Run-down battery Repair
4. Defective magnetic switch of
starter Clean and retighten
5. Loose battery terminal Replace
connection Retighten
6. Defective brushes in starter Repair or replace
7. Loose battery cord connection
8. Open in field or armature
circuit of starter
No sparking
1. Defective spark plug Adjust gap, or r replace
2. High tension cord short-circuit Repair or replace
(grounded)
3. Contact not closing positively Replace
in main switch, or this switch
open-circuited
4. Loose or blown fuse Set right or replace
5. Defective ignition coil Replace
Faulty intake and exhaust systems
1. Clogged air cleaner. Clean or replace
2. Clogged exhaust pipes Clean
3. Leaky intake system. Adjust
Abnormal engine internal condition
1. Ruptured cylinder head gasket Replace
2. Improper valve clearance Adjust
3. Weakened or broken valve spring Replace
4. Loose manifold, permitting air Tighten and , as necessary,
to be drawn in replace gasket
5. Worn pistons, rings or cylinders Replace worn rings and pistons
as necessary
6. Broke valve timing belt Replace
7. Poor valve seating Replace or repair
8. Wrong kind of engine oil Replace
9. Burnt valves Replace
Malfunction of EMS system
1. Crankshaft position sensor Check wire for damage
2. Intake temperature pressure Check wire for damage
sensor Check wire for open or short
3. Water temperature sensor Check connection or state
4. Repeating motor Check wire for normal work
5. Fuel pump assembly Check wire for damage
6. Electrical controller
Not enough Inadequate compression
power 1. Air cleaner dirty and clogged Clean or replace
2. Improper valve clearance Adjust
3. Valves not eating tight Repair
4. Valve stems tending to seize Replace
5. Broken or weakened valve spring Replace
6. Piston rings seized in grooves, Replace
or broken
7. Worn pistons, rings or cylinders Replace worn parts and rebore as
8. Leaky cylinder head gasket necessary
Replace
Improperly timed ignition
1. Improper ignition timing Adjust
2. Defective spark plug Replace
3. Leaks, loose connection or Connect or replace as necessary
disconnection of high tension
cord Replace
4. Ignition wire aging
Fuel system
1. Defective fuel pump or Repair or replace
insufficient pressure
2. Clogged fuel filter Replace
3. Float level out of adjustment Adjust
4. Clogged fuel pipe Clean or replace
5. Loose joint in fuel system Retighten
Exhaust systems
1. Clogged muffler Clean or replace
Malfunction of EMS system
1. Throttle position sensor Check or replace
2. Intake temperature pressure Check or replace
sensor Check fuel injector and
3. Oil tail pressure regulator valve
4. Water temperature sensor Check or replace
Others
1. Dragging brakes Adjust
2. Slipping clutch Adjust or replace
3. Too low battery voltage results Recharge or replace battery
in abnormal work of ECU.
Engine Electrical systems
hesitates 1. Spark plug gap out of adjustment Adjust gap
(Momentary 2. Deteriorated ignition coil, or Replace
lack of crack resulting in leakage
response as 3. Leaky high-tension cords Replace
the 4. Ignition timing out of Adjust as prescribed
accelerator adjustment
is depressed. Fuel system
Can occur at 1. Malfunctioning accelerator pump Replace
all car 2. Fuel tubes break Replace
speeds. Malfunction of EMS system
Usually most 1. Engine rotate speed exceeding Check for low gear
severe when interruption fuel rotate speed Replace
first trying 2. Check if electrical controller
to make the open for short Repair
car move, as 3. Check electrical controller
from a stop electrical source wire for open Repair or replace
sign. 4. Open or damaged crankshaft
position sensor
Others
1. Leady cylinder head gasket Replace
result in cylinder compress
pressure descending
2. Worn pistons, rings or cylinders Replace and rebore as necessary
or burnt valves result in low
compress pressure
Surges Ignition system
(Engine power 1. Improper ignition timing Adjust
variation 2. Defective spark plug or improper Adjust
under or gap
cruise. Feels 3. Leaky or loosely high tension Replace
like the car cord
speeds up and Malfunction of EMS system
down with no 1. Throttle position sensor damaged Check or replace
change in the 2. Intake temperature pressure Check or replace
accelerator sensor
pedal.) Others
1. Air cleaner dirty or clogged Clean
2. Deposit carbon on exhaust pipe Clean
3. Clogged muffler Clean
4. Too low compress pressure Replace worn parts and rebore as
necessary
5. Poor valve seating Repair
6. Improper valve clearance Adjust
7. Pistons tending to seize Replace piston and rebore as
necessary。
8. Bearing shell tending to seize Replace
Erratic Ignition system
idling 1.Improper ignition timing Adjust
2.Defective spark plug or Replace or adjust
excessively large clearances
3.Leaky high tension cord. Replace
Malfunction of EMS system
1. Repeating motor Check or replace
2. Electrical controller Replace
3. Intake temperature pressure Check or replace
sensor
Others
1. Air cleaner dirty or clogged Clean
2.Leaky intake system.
3.clogged exhaust manifold Adjust
4. Improper valve clearance Clean or replace
5. Poor valve seating Adjust
6. Blown cylinder head gasket Repair
Replace
Abnormal Ignition system
detonation 1. Spark plug tending to overheat Change plug heat value
2. Improper ignition timing Adjust
Fuel system
1.Improper engine oil grade Replace with proper grade oil
Malfunction of EMS system
1. Knock sensor Replace
2. Intake temperature pressure Replace
sensor
Others
1. More carbon deposit on piston top or Clean
cylinder head Replace
2. Damaged cylinder gasket result Adjust
in too low compress press. Repair or replace
3. Improper valve clearance Replace
4. Pistons tending to seize
5. Weakened valve spring
Overheating Ignition system
1. Improper ignition timing Adjust
2. Wrong heat value of spark plugs Change heat value
Exhaust system
1. Clogged exhaust pipe hole Clean
Cooling system
1. Not enough coolant Refill
2.loose or broken water pump belt Adjust or replace
3.Erratically working thermostat Replace
4.Poor water pump performance Replace
5.leaky radiator cores Repair or replace
Lubrication system
1.Clogged oil filter Replace
2.Clogged oil strainer Clean
3.Deteriorated oil pump performance Replace
4.Oil leakage from oil pan or pump Repair
5.Improper engine oil grade Replace with proper grade oil
6.Not enough oil in oil pan Replenish
Malfunction of EMS system
1.O2 sensor Replace
1. Not enough pressure of fuel pump Adjust or replace
2. Water temperature sensor Replace
Others
1.Dragging brakes Repair or replace
2.Slipping clutch Adjust or replace
3.Blown cylinder head gasket Replace
Engine noise Crankshaft noise
1. Worn-down bearings, resulting in Replace
excessively large running
clearances
2. Worn connecting-rod bearings Replace
3. Distorted connecting rods Repair or replace
4. Worn crankshaft journals Repair by grinding, or replace
crankshaft
5. Worn crankpins. Repair by grinding, or replace
crankshaft
Noise due to pistons, rings, pins
or cylinders
1. Abnormally worn cylinder bores Rebore to next oversize or
3.2 CLUTCH
TABLE 3-2
Condition Possible cause Correction
Slipping 1. Loss of clearance at the tip of Adjust as prescribed
clutch release fork
2. Clutch facings dirty with oil Replace
3. Clutch facings excessively worn Replace
4. Weakened diaphragm spring Replace
5. Distorted pressure plate or Replace
flywheel surface
6. Improper clutch pedal free travel Adjust and, as necessary,
replace clutch facings
Dragging 1. Improper clutch pedal free travel Adjust free travel
clutch 2. Weakened diaphragm spring or worn Replace
spring tip
3. Worn or damaged transmission input Replace
shaft splines
4. Worn or damaged front input shaft Replace
bearing
5. Excessively wobbly clutch disc Replace
6. Clutch facing broken or dirty with Replace
oil
Clutch 1. Glazed clutch facings Repair or replace
vibration 2. Clutch facing dirty with oil Replace
3. Wobbly clutch disc or poor facing Replace
contact
4. Weakened torsion spring Replace
5. Distorted pressure plate or Replace
flywheel surface
6. Loose clutch disc rivets Replace
7. Weakened engine mounting or
loosened mounting bolt or nut eplace
Noisy clutch 1. Worn or broken release bearing Replace
2. Input shaft front bearing worn down Replace
3. Excessive rattle of clutch disc hug Replace the disc
4. Cracked clutch disc Replace
5. Pressure plate and diaphragm spring Replace
rattling
Grabbing 1. Oily contamination on clutch disc Replace
clutch facing
2. Excessive worn clutch facing Replace
3. Rivet heads showing out of facing Replace
4. Weakened torsion spring Replace
3.3 TRANSMISSION
TABLE3-3
Condition Possible cause Correction
Gear slipping 1. Worn shift fork shaft Repair or replace
out of mesh 2. Worn locating steel balls Replace
3. Worn locating steel balls groove Replace
4. Weakened springs for locating steel Replace
balls
5. Worn shift fork Replace
6. Excessive rattling in thrust Replace
direction of gears or damaged C-
ring Replace
7. Damaged gear shift spline ( gear
outer ring and sleeve) Replace
8. Worn bearings of input shaft, main
shaft or countershaft
Gears 1. Weakened or broken synchronizer Replace
refusing to spring
disengage 2. Worn inner groove of synchronizer Replace
ring Replace the ring
3. Synchronizer ring seized on the Replace
cone
4. Distorted shift fork shaft or shift Replace
fork
5. Worn shift fork
Excessive 1. Not enough oil in transmission Replenish
gear noise 2. Defective synchronizer Replace
3. Gear rattling in thrust direction Replace
4. Damaged or worn bearings Replace
Hard shifting 1. Clutch pedal play too large, Adjust
resulting in a “dragging clutch”
2. Worn clutch disc facings Replace
3. Clutch disc facings dirty with oil Replace
4. Distorted or unevenly worn shift Replace
fork shaft
5. Broken locating balls Replace
6. Worn synchronizer sleeve or ring Replace
7. Improper clearance between Replace
synchronizer ring and gear
TABLE 3-4
Condition Possible cause Correction
Abnormal Worn, sticky, loose tie rod ends or drag Replace tie rod end, drag rod
noise, front rod ball joint
end Damaged shock absorbers or mountings Replace or repair
Looseness of stabilizer bar Tighten bolt or replace
bushes
Loose wheel nuts Tighten
Loose suspension bolts or nuts Tighten bolts or nuts
Broken or otherwise damaged wheel Replace
bearings Replace
Broken suspension springs Replace
Wander or Mismatched or uneven tires Replace tire or inflate tires to
poor steering proper pressure
stability Loose tie rod ends or drag rod Replace tie rod end or drag rod
Faulty shock absorber or mounting Replace absorber or repair
mounting
Looseness of stabilizer bar Tighten or replace stabilizer bar or
bushes
Broken or sagging springs Replace spring
Steering gear box adjustment faulty Check or adjust steering gear box
torque
Front wheel alignment Check front wheel alignment
Wander or Broken or sagging springs Replace
poor steering Overloaded Check loading
stability Incorrect springs Replace
Ride too soft Faulty shock absorbers Replace
Overloaded Check loading
Suspension
Faulty shock absorber Replace
bottoms
Incorrect, broken or sagging springs Replace
Body leans or Looseness of stabilizer bar Tighten bolt or replace bushes
sways in Faulty shock absorber or mounting Replace shock absorber or tighten
corners mounting
Broken or sagging spring Replace
Overloaded Check loading
3.9 SPEEDOMETER
TABLE 3-9
Condition Possible cause Correction
Faulty ① Defective speed sensor Replace
indication ②defective transmission ( not enough Repair or replace
oil in transmission or worn gears)
Replace
③defective speedometer
Repair
④ sticky speedometer pointer
Repair
⑤Connector trouble
Repair
①Power wire cut off
Replace
②Vehicle speed sensor trouble
Replace
③Odometer trouble
No indication Repair
④needle clogged
Replace
⑤Defective LCD
Repair
⑥Harness trouble
3.10 TACHOMETER
TABLE3-10
Condition Possible cause Correction
①Engine crank angle sensor trouble Replace
②Engine ECU trouble Replace
Fault
③Connector trouble Repair
indication
④Tachometer trouble Replace
⑤Tachometer needle clogged Repair
①Power wire cut off Repair
②Crank angle sensor trouble Replace
No ③ECU trouble Replace
indication ④signal wire open Repair
⑤Tachometer trouble Replace
⑥Tachometer handle trouble Repair