CIS removal - engine out - 82 SC

[christiandk]

Hi all,

I would like some advice on how to remove the CIS and runners the easiest way and without taking the CIS all a part in a 1000 pieces.

I need to give the engine a nice cleanup under all the CIS stuff and install new injectors, runner boots etc.

Thanks,

Christian

[scotricker]

It all can be removed as one unit. Remove the two nuts from the base of each runner. Use a universal joint and extensions on your socket wrench. And remove the accelerator linkage. Then get a helper and wiggle and lift it up as an entire unit.
It works. I did it!

[scotricker]

[timmy2]

There is also a bracket at the back that need to come off, it goes to the top of the accelerator linkage plate.

[christiandk]

Thanks a lot guys!

Have a nice sunday!

[LM3929]

Christian

Would you take and post some pictures of where the metal CIS lines at the back and sides of the engine go?

Thanks Lorne M.

[wachuko]

Timing is everything. Thank you for this thread!!!! Here I thought I was going to have a million parts laying around. Going to change the boots, o-rings, injectors, etc. on the CIS.

[wachuko]

Originally Posted by LM3929

Christian

Would you take and post some pictures of where the metal CIS lines at the back and sides of the engine go?

Thanks Lorne M.

I second the request. My lines were removed by the previous owner as a preventive measure when he stored the car...plus he soda blasted the lines... They look like new. I need to install all this back in a few weeks.

[christiandk]

Of course I will take some pics.....do you mean the furl lines?

[LM3929]

Yes, the fuel lines from the fuel distributor unit to cold start/frequency valve/ return lines

Lorne M.

[christiandk]

Pics to be posted tomorrow after work.

[boyt911sc]

Originally Posted by LM3929

Yes, the fuel lines from the fuel distributor unit to cold start/frequency valve/ return lines

Lorne M.

Hope these pictures would help you find what you need. Or I could post more......









Tony

[wachuko]

I also have the engine and tranny off the car... The lines are not connected (the ones to the injectors) but everything else is.

[christiandk]

Here are some pictures. Let me know if you need detailed ones.

The SC CIS system is born a mess - hence my decision to remove it in as few pieces as possible - parting it would be like doing a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle....jeez!

[LM3929]

Great Pics Guys, it is nice to see how our systems should look and as a bonus when we need to get behind out air boxes to check the cold start or frequency valve we know where to go.

Thanks again Lorne M