VMAC Underhood Throttle Control Adjustment
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Technical Support Subject VMAC Underhood Throttle Control Adjustment Document Version Department Revision Details Revised by Tech Engineering Implemented EXT-VR-015 A Tech Document Release SP 9 Nov 2015 JP 9 Nov 2015 N/A 9 Nov 2015 Page 1 of 2 Knowledge Base: www.kb.vmacair.com Email: tech@vmacair.com Web: www.vmacair.com Technical Support: 1(888)241-2289 Toll Free:1(800)738-8622 Fax: 1(877)740-3201 System or Parts affected VR 70 VR 150 Index System or Parts affected.............................................................1 Before you start............................................................................1 How to Adjust VR Throttle Max RPM setting ............................1 How to adjust the idle down screw (IDP)..................................2 Demonstration...........................................................................2 Before you start Place the truck in a safe operating position and block the wheels. Ensure that there are no people around the truck before beginning the test. Install the VMAC Test Tool directly into the Air Oil Separator Tank. Make sure that the ball valve is closed. Place the manual transmission in neutral or the automatic transmission in park and fully apply the park brake. Allow the engine to run until it is at operating temperature. Operate the air compressor system until the oil is warm. Trouble shooting sections: How to Adjust VR Throttle Max RPM setting Note: When making adjustments to the throttle control module screws, count the turns as there are no stops for the adjustment screws, they will turn indefinitely. Observe the pressure gauge. Pressure should be approximately 150 psi and should idle down to VMAC Base Idle (Diesel engine: 1000 RPM approx. / Gas engine: 1100-1200 RPM approx.). Open ball valve on flow test tool A700152 (or similar) with orifice removed, to bleed off air and maintain 80-90 psi. 6. Leave the ball valve open on the test tool to maintain 80-90 psi. With the ball valve open, turn the max rpm screw until VR throttle is Diesel engine: 2100 RPM approx. / Gas engine: 2400 RPM approx. This will provide approx. 58CFM @ 95 – 105 PSI with VMAC Test Tool and correct Orifice in place). (See Figure 1) Max RPM is now set Figure 1 Technical Support Subject VMAC Underhood Throttle Control Adjustment Document Version Department Revision Details Revised by Tech Engineering Implemented EXT-VR-015 A Tech Document Release SP 9 Nov 2015 JP 9 Nov 2015 N/A 9 Nov 2015 Page 2 of 2 Knowledge Base: www.kb.vmacair.com Email: tech@vmacair.com Web: www.vmacair.com Technical Support: 1(888)241-2289 Toll Free:1(800)738-8622 Fax: 1(877)740-3201 How to adjust the idle down screw (IDP) *This must be done after max rpm is set Turn system on and pressurize to 150 psi. Slowly open the ball valve to allow pressure to bleed off 10-15 psi (maintain pressure on gauge at 135-140 psi). At this point the RPM’s should increase approx. 100 RPM. If RPM’s do not increase, leave the ball valve open on the test tool to maintain pressure on gauge at 135-140 psi and adjust Idle Down Pressure screw clockwise until the RPM increases approx. 100 RPM. After you have completed adjustments, re-test. Turn off compressor system, turn off truck and redo testing. Open ball valve wide open so rpm increases to max (Diesel engine: 2100 RPM approx. / Gas engine: 2400 RPM approx.). Then close ball valve and let pressure build to 150 psi. Open the ball valve to allow pressure to bleed off 10-15 psi so pressure on gauge is 135-140 psi. At this point the rpms should just increase to (Diesel engine: 1000 RPM approx. / Gas engine: 1100-1200 RPM approx.). Throttle is now set up. Demonstration A video of this procedure can be found here: http://youtu.be/xu2GCPoSy78