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REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Nissan Sunny (from 1991 to 1997, the year of issue)

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Air filter
An accelerator rope
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Fuel Injection System
Fuel system
Fuel pump
Fuel Level Sensor
Fuel tank
Throttle Body
Elements of the fuel injection system (engines of 1.6 liters)
Elements of the fuel injection system (engines of 2.0 liters)
The fuel manifold and fuel injectors
Fuel pressure control
Throttle potentiometer
Air Flow Sensor
Additional air valve
The solenoid valve of the engine fast
Adjusting the air supply unit (idle)
Air intake control valve
Sensor crankshaft angle
Power Transistor
The gauge of detonation combustion of fuel
The electronic control unit of engine work
The switch of neutral transfer
The switch of blocking of a starter / reversing light
Switch the engine-ECU and fuel pump
The switch in the steering gain
Switch the air conditioning system
Speed sensor
Intake manifold
Emission of exhaust gases
The system of the engine is started
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Elements of the fuel injection system (engines of 2.0 liters)



On vehicles with an engine capacity of 2.0 liters, the car model ("Phase I" or "Phase II") can be determined by the shape of the intake manifold.

On models "Phase I" throttle body is set on the basis of the intake manifold, and the manifold goes up to the cylinder head; fuel injectors are located on top of the intake manifold and readily available.

On models "Phase II" throttle body mounted on top of the intake manifold, and the manifold is lowered down to the cylinder head; fuel injectors are less accessible.




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