FOREWORD
4DW series diesel engines (code: 800) have two options of cylinder bores (i.e., 85 and 90) and strokes (i.e., 95 and 100). Aspiration modes of 4DW series are natural aspiration, supercharge and supercharge inter-cooled etc. 4DW series have two options of speed, i.e., 3000 r/min and 3200 r/min. Power of 4DW series diesel engines ranges 34kW 62kW, maximum torque ranges 124.3N·m 230N·m, and speed (at max. torque) ranges 1800 r/min 2200r/min .
In this Manual, only natural aspiration type diesel engines, of which power ranges 34kW 46kW, are described. 4DW series diesel engines with a natural aspiration mode are suitable for use as power, completed for light-duty automobiles, 0.75-2t agriculture-use transport vehicles, small-size construction machinery, tractors, combines, electric generator sets etc.
This Manual describes main specification, adjusting methods, operation and maintenance requirements etc of 4DW series diesel engines. Correctly using and maintaining the diesel engines are extremely important to both travel safety and their longer service life. Users are kindly requested to read carefully this Manual and operate and maintain the diesel engines complying with its requirement.
As this series engine is in the process of ceaseless improvement and modification, the diesel engine you purchase in the future may somewhat deviate from this Manual.
When ordering engine accessories, please tell us the Model, declared power and speed, order No., month and year of manufacture, and serial No. of the diesel engine(s) you purchased, so that our company can provide you with correct accessories.
FAW Jiefang Automotive Company, Ltd.
Wuxi Diesel Engine Works
August 2006
Written by: Zhai Yonghui |
Huang Qiwei |
Yang Xueming |
Reviewed by: Wang Xinze |
Li Peiran |
Yao Zugen |
To Users
Dear Users :
When new diesel engines or engines just subjected to an overhaul (e.g., main parts such as piston, crankshaft or connecting rod etc are replaced) are used on automobiles, the automobile must not run at normal or heavy-load condition until it has run for a wear-in distance of 2000 km, in which engine speed should be no more than 2200 r/min and power should be 70% of full-load. This is very important to the reliability and after-overhaul service life of the engine. 4DW engines will bring you more economic effectiveness if you timely maintain them as per this Manual.
Contact phone numbers of our Works are as follows:
Sales Company: 0510-85013436 (fax)
Main engine dept.: 0510-85014990-8362, 8363
Accessories dept.: 0510-85014990-8370, 85010814
Service dept.: 0510-85014990-8372, 8373
FAWDE 24h hotline: 0510-85017315
Production License No.: XK06-002-00014
FAW Jiefang Automotive Company, Ltd.
Wuxi Diesel Engine Works
August 2006
CONTENTS
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Right view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine ……………………… |
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Left view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine ……………………… |
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Front view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine ………………… |
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Vertical view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine …………… |
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Power output end of 4DW81-46 diesel engine ……… |
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Chapter I Technical Characteristics …………………………………… |
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I.Technical parameters for 4DW(B00) diesel engine & its variants ……………………… 6
II. Main technical data ……………………………………………………………… |
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III.External characteristic curve of 4DW engines ………………………………………… 9
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Operation |
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Structure |
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Adjustment ………………………………………………………………………… |
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I. Engine does not start …………………………………………………………… |
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(I) Right view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine
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(II)Left view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine
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(III)Front view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine
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(IV) Vertical view of 4DW81-46 diesel engine
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(V) Power output end of 4DW81-46 diesel engine
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Chapter I Technical Characteristics
I.Technical parameters for 4DW(B00) diesel engine & its variants
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Note: Declared power denotes the power, under atmospheric pressure of 100kPa (750 mmHg), ambient temperature of 25 and relative humidity of 30%, and without air filter and muffler,. When atmosphere condition is different from standard atmosphere, check-calculation should be made as per GB/T6072.1-2001 Performance of Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine, Part 1: Declaration and Testing Methods of Standard Basic Information, Power, Fuel and Engine Oil Consumption .
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II.Main technical data
1. Valve timing
Intake valve opens Intake valve closes Exhaust valve opens Exhaust valve closes Valve lash (at cold state)
12°±2° before T.D.C. 38°±2° behind B.D.C. 50°±2° before B.D.C. 12°±2° behind T.D.C.
Intake valve: 0.28-0.33 mm Exhaust valve: 0.28-0.33 mm
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III.External characteristic curve of 4DW engines
1.External characteristic curve of 4DW81-46 (B01)
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2. External characteristic curve of 4DW81-50 (B05) (37kW, 3200 r/min)
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Chapter II Operation
I.Precautions
1.When using the diesel engine, it is necessary to make adjustment and maintenance as per this Manual.
2.When the engine is cold-started, pre-heating is necessary. Pre-heating time should be 20s 30s, and no more than 40s.
3.The starting motor should be used at one time no more than a duration of 5s. Interval between every two starting operations should be more than 2min.
4.New diesel engines or engines just subjected to an overhaul must not work at high speed or at full load, until they have worked for a wear-in period of 50 100h, during which they run at a low speed (no more than 2200 r/min) or less load (no more than 70% of full-load).
5.Fuel oil for the engines must be clean. Before use, the fuel oil must at least be precipitated for more than 4 days or filtered with silk cloth.
6.Normal water temperature (75 90 ) should be kept. Normal engine oil pressure, when the engine is running at a medium speed, should be 196 392 kPa.
II.Operation
1.Fuel oil, engine oil and cooling water
(1) Diesel oil specification
The diesel oil should have a sulfur content of less than 0.5%. Diesel oil with low freezing point should be used in winter. Diesel oil brands should be selected basically as per ambient temperature conditions (see Table 2-1). For example, #-35 diesel oil should be used for ambient temperature of -29 .
Table 2-1 Relations between diesel oil brands and suitable lowest temperature
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Diesel oil must be kept highly clean, free of pollution by dust or impurities. Before being injected into the fuel tank, the diesel oil should be kept still for more than 27h. Then upper part/layer of diesel oil should be taken for use. This is extremely important for preventing the fuel injection pump and plunger from being earlier worn off.
(2) Engine oil specification
Correct selection of engine oil directly helps ensure reliable working and prevention of parts from being abnormally worn-off. A natural air-intake type engine should use oil of Class CC (or Class CD), while a supercharge type engine should use oil of Class CD. In addition, selection of engine oil brands also bases on engine's operating ambient temperature (see Table 2-2). For example, 15W/40# oil should be selected for Class CC or CD, when ambient air temp is -15 .
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