i have a 1987 nissan pickup with a z24 engine my truck was idling rough so i tuned it up replaced the oil,air.fule filters oil, spark plugs but it still was idling rough then i noticed that some of the vacume hoses had fell off so i tried to replace them but some of the hoses had fallen off and i do not know where they go i also adjusted the distributor right and left but it did not help with the rough idle it idles up high then idles down and dies
1= can anyone tell me how to hook up the vacume hoses or tell me where i can find a diagram of the vacume hoses
2= is there any way to adjust the idle
3= any help would be greatly thankful
i have done the exact same thing with my 83. i did eliminate the tvv (the thing with three vacuum hoses,<because it had broken into> some sort of heat sensor attached to it) ( on the intake) and it does seem to run better but still rough idle. if anyone finds a vacuum diagram ............ that makes sense... please e mail me too.thank you thank you!!!
Plug or replace the AB valve. Those fail and cause a huge vacum leak and prevent idle. I still have a spare one. You should have a Z24i since its fuel injected. Nissan never madea FSM for the 87 only the 86.5 and 88. I have an 88 it you still need it. I remember the vacum layout after owning 720s for 10 years.
I have also been looking for the vacuum diagram for 87 p/u with Z24 engine. Do you have access to one?
The 87 field service manual has the vacuum diagram included in with other systems and it isn't very good. There are subtle differences in some of the trucks too. Some have the TVV valve with two hoses and others have a diiferent kind with three hoses. Some also have an EGR solenoid, but mine doesn't. Boy do I wish someone would draw it out and post it for posterity.
BTW, my 1986.5 Z-24i does have a five branched gismo on the air cleaner. There is a sticker right next to it, but the hoses are labeled with colors, and guess what. The hoses have been changed and there's no colors on them now.
ok, when you can scan it, can you send it to me anyway? Thanks for the information. I think I need to go get a throttle position switch and see if that corrects the error code and then move from there, but I would like to double check the vacuum hoses as well...as I think that is another issue.
I have another question for you. Do you have any other diagrams that might help me map the following correctly? It may be in the diagram you posted, but I'm having a hard time mapping them together...
Also, is there a way to test the Throttle Position Sensor, before I drop $110 on a new one?
That thing is just a T and a pass through. There is 5 connectors. Originally the hoses were all color coded. But that wears off.
There is a two port manifold on the intake right in front of the tbi.
There is a vacum source on the tbi. I just noticed the evap is not mentioned in that pic. I have another page of JUST the evap circuits.
I just marked up that same jpg with colors. Should make more sense now. I fixed ALLOT of friends z series motors. They run bad when hooked up wrong. This chart is the same for z20, z22 and z24 and z24i.
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1993 King Cab SE 4wd- SAS, 35s 3link
1992 Pathfinder SE 4wd - SAS 35s 3link http://nissantrailriders.com
I am having the same problem, except my will not kill all the time, it just idles up and then way down low, it will kill when placed in drive or reverse (Sometimes). It will drive fine unless you punch it then it runs like crap, missing backfiring, sounds like its only hitting on 2 of the 4. I had it in last week and there was a corroded wire that lead to the injectors which allowed it to not even start. $160 later it now runs but with the above mentioned problem. any help would be good.
I am having the same problem, except my will not kill all the time, it just idles up and then way down low, it will kill when placed in drive or reverse (Sometimes). It will drive fine unless you punch it then it runs like crap, missing backfiring, sounds like its only hitting on 2 of the 4. I had it in last week and there was a corroded wire that lead to the injectors which allowed it to not even start. $160 later it now runs but with the above mentioned problem. any help would be good.
Have you tried the basics?
Check or replace cap/rotor, plugs, plug wires etc???
Yours sounds pretty serious. Do a compression test also.
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1993 King Cab SE 4wd- SAS, 35s 3link
1992 Pathfinder SE 4wd - SAS 35s 3link http://nissantrailriders.com
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