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Repair of the engine ignition system Peugeot 305
Ignition system specification
System type: 12V, negative ground, coil and contact breaker or electronic contactless system The firing order of the cylinders is 1-3-4-2 (cylinder N 1 on the clutch side) Distributor Type - Ducellier 6635 or...
System type: 12V, negative ground, coil and contact breaker or electronic contactless system The firing order of the cylinders is 1-3-4-2 (cylinder N 1 on the clutch side) Distributor Type - Ducellier 6635 or...
General description of the contact ignition system
In order for the engine to operate properly, it is necessary for the spark plug to ignite the working mixture in the combustion chamber at the right time in relation to the engine speed and its load. The ignition system...
In order for the engine to operate properly, it is necessary for the spark plug to ignite the working mixture in the combustion chamber at the right time in relation to the engine speed and its load. The ignition system...
Breaker contacts — preliminary gap adjustment
1. To accurately regulate the gap between the contacts of the breaker, a device for measuring the angle of the closed state of the contacts is required ( see next section ). Since not everyone has it, below we provide...
1. To accurately regulate the gap between the contacts of the breaker, a device for measuring the angle of the closed state of the contacts is required ( see next section ). Since not everyone has it, below we provide...
Angle of closed state of contacts — regulation
1. The angle of the closed state of the contacts is the angle in degrees by which the breaker cam rotates during the time between the moment the contacts close and the moment they open. The breaker contacts are adjusted...
1. The angle of the closed state of the contacts is the angle in degrees by which the breaker cam rotates during the time between the moment the contacts close and the moment they open. The breaker contacts are adjusted...
Breaker contacts — removal, tidying up and installation
1. If the breaker contacts are burnt, pitted or badly worn, they should be removed for repair or replacement. 2. Release the distributor cap clamps and remove the cap. Remove the runner from the center cam. 3. Ducellier...
1. If the breaker contacts are burnt, pitted or badly worn, they should be removed for repair or replacement. 2. Release the distributor cap clamps and remove the cap. Remove the runner from the center cam. 3. Ducellier...
Capacitor — removal, inspection and installation
1. The capacitor acts as a "buffer" in the low voltage circuit, softening the current pulses generated when the breaker contacts close and open. This reduces sparking at the contacts and promotes the rapid disappearance...
1. The capacitor acts as a "buffer" in the low voltage circuit, softening the current pulses generated when the breaker contacts close and open. This reduces sparking at the contacts and promotes the rapid disappearance...
Distributor — lubricant
1. The distributor should be lubricated periodically. Apply a small amount of Vaseline or high temperature grease to the distributor cam contours to ensure lubrication on the back side of the contact. 2. Remove the...
1. The distributor should be lubricated periodically. Apply a small amount of Vaseline or high temperature grease to the distributor cam contours to ensure lubrication on the back side of the contact. 2. Remove the...
Distributor — removal and installation
1. The distributor is located in the right rear corner of the engine. Removing and installing the distributor will result in incorrect ignition timing. If the engine is still in the car, it is recommended that before...
1. The distributor is located in the right rear corner of the engine. Removing and installing the distributor will result in incorrect ignition timing. If the engine is still in the car, it is recommended that before...
Distributor — bulkhead
1. Experience has shown that overhauling the distributor makes no sense, even if spare parts for it are available for sale. Typically, the distributor cap, rotor, breaker contacts, and capacitor require inspection....
1. Experience has shown that overhauling the distributor makes no sense, even if spare parts for it are available for sale. Typically, the distributor cap, rotor, breaker contacts, and capacitor require inspection....
Setting scale — checking and adjustment
1. The setting scale for adjusting the ignition timing is bolted to the clutch housing next to the crankshaft pulley. After the first installation and adjustment of the scale, its position is fixed with a stroke of...
1. The setting scale for adjusting the ignition timing is bolted to the clutch housing next to the crankshaft pulley. After the first installation and adjustment of the scale, its position is fixed with a stroke of...
Ignition timing — regulation
1. After any work with the contact breaker or distributor, when there is a possibility that the ignition timing has been knocked down, it should be checked and adjusted if necessary. There are two ways to check the...
1. After any work with the contact breaker or distributor, when there is a possibility that the ignition timing has been knocked down, it should be checked and adjusted if necessary. There are two ways to check the...
Spark plugs and high-tension wires — common part
1. Proper spark plug operation is critical to efficient engine operation. You must use only spark plugs approved for your engine ( see Specifications ). Then, provided the engine is in good condition, you do not need to...
1. Proper spark plug operation is critical to efficient engine operation. You must use only spark plugs approved for your engine ( see Specifications ). Then, provided the engine is in good condition, you do not need to...
Diagnostic socket
1. Peugeot 305 is equipped with a diagnostic socket for monitoring the operation of the engine and ignition system using electronic devices. You can use this socket yourself, but a workshop can use it to check your car....
1. Peugeot 305 is equipped with a diagnostic socket for monitoring the operation of the engine and ignition system using electronic devices. You can use this socket yourself, but a workshop can use it to check your car....
TDC sensor — removal, installation and adjustment
1. The TDC sensor, which is part of the diagnostic socket, is located on the lower right side of the clutch housing. Its job is to generate a signal every time a notch on the crankshaft pulley passes it. This allows the...
1. The TDC sensor, which is part of the diagnostic socket, is located on the lower right side of the clutch housing. Its job is to generate a signal every time a notch on the crankshaft pulley passes it. This allows the...
Ignition system troubleshooting
1. Most engine performance problems are usually caused by a faulty ignition system in one of the circuits: low or high voltage. There are two main signs that indicate a faulty ignition system: either the engine does not...
1. Most engine performance problems are usually caused by a faulty ignition system in one of the circuits: low or high voltage. There are two main signs that indicate a faulty ignition system: either the engine does not...
Electronic (contactless) ignition system
Description and precautions 1. The electronic ignition system installed on the latest models uses electrical impulses generated by the distributor for its operation. The pulses are generated by magnetic induction and...
Description and precautions 1. The electronic ignition system installed on the latest models uses electrical impulses generated by the distributor for its operation. The pulses are generated by magnetic induction and...
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