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长城内燃机
GW4D20/GW4D20B 型增压柴油发动机维修手册
MAINTENANCE MANUAL OF GW4D20/GW4D20B
TURBOCHARGED DIESEL ENGINES
保定长城内燃机制造有限公司
Edited by Great Wall Baoding Internal Combustion
Engine Manufacturing Company Limited
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GW4D20/GW4D20B 型增压柴油发动机维修手册
WAINTENANCE MANUAL OF GW4D20/GW4D20B TURBOCHARGED DIESEL ENGINES
Edited by Great Wall Baoding Internal Combustion Engine Manufacturing Company Limited
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Introduction
This maintenance manual describes the primary technical data, troubleshooting, maintenance, disassembly and assembly, adjustment, repair and other related information of the GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines so as to provide reference for the related maintenance personnel and repairman.
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Foreword
The GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine is 4-cylinder in line, 4-stroke, 16-air valve, double overhead camshaft (DOHC), turbocharged (VGT, WGT), air intake intercooled vehicle engine, and adopts advanced technologies such as the electric control high-pressure common-rail system, electric control EGR system, etc; it features good power performance, high economical efficiency, high reliability, excellent performance at both high and low speeds, quick low-temperature startup, etc., and its emission conforms to China IV Vehicle Exhaust Emission Standard.
The GW4D20/GW4D20B diesel engine is mainly carried various kinds of LCV, SUV/MPV, compact cars, high-grade pickups produced by Great Wall Motor Company Limited and similar models from other auto manufacturers.
AS a kind of power machinery reaching the modern advanced level, the GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine has complicated structures, and has strict requirements for the material, technology and cooperation between parts, and correspondingly requires high levels of application, maintenance and repair.
Maintenance Manual of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engines is a comprehensive manual for engine maintenance; it consists of the primary technical data, disassembly and assembly, adjustment, examination and troubleshooting, etc of the GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine; you should carefully read and strictly follow the regulations in the manual and master malfunction diagnosis, elimination and maintenance of the diesel engine so as to ensure the best working condition of the engine after maintenance and make the engine reach the desirable power performance and economical index.
As for the vehicle and mechanical chassis parts concerned in maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of the diesel engine or the parts supplied by auto and machinery manufacturers, please refer to the maintenance manual of the vehicle or machinery carrying the engine.
For your life and property security, please use and operate the engine in strict accordance with the safety information described in this manual. The instructions to important issues should be complied strictly, otherwise it may cause serious injury or machine, vehicle damage and even danger. The warning in this manual refers to possible personal danger; caution refers to possible damage to the diesel engine and attention is used for important information without danger.
Please note that the GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine will be continuously improved according to market demands and changes, and information on maintenance and repair of improved parts will be amended or supplemented when the manual is reprinted.
Contents and technical information from this manual are effective as long as the printing is approved. But the Great Wall Baoding Internal Combustion Engine Manufacturing Company Limited (called our company for short thereafter) reserves the right to suspend using and change technical information and the design at any time without previous notice, and the right to change the supply scope, equipment and technology. Therefore, users cannot have any claim on the basis of the data, illustrations and explanations described in this manual. Changes in the range of the product structure, equipment and technology will not be noticed to users, and our company will not assume any relevant responsibility or obligation.
We hope to get feedbacks concerning advices on the qualities, performances and structures, experiences in operation, maintenance and repair of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines from users and readers so as to help us improve our products and technologies of operation, maintenance and repair. Please send your letter to: Sales and Services Department, Great Wall Baoding Internal Combustion Engine Manufacturing Company Limited, Dingxing County Development Zone, Hebei Province, China, Postal Code: 072650.
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Since this manual covers wide information and is edited in short time, careless omission and even errors may be detected, and we would greatly appreciate being informed of them. This manual only provides reference for users in work, and we will not be responsible for any loss or damage caused by using this manual.
Our company has its authorized repair stations in various regions, users can get consultation and after-sale service from the nearest authorized repair station on issues concerning use, technical maintenance, troubleshooting, repair or parts replacement of the diesel engine.
This maintenance manual should not be reprinted or published without the permission from our company. Our company reserves all copyrights that described in law, and reserves the rights of modification and explanation.
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Table of Contents
Chapter I Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1
Section I How to Use This Manual ............................................................................................................. 1
Section II Main Contents of Civilized Production for Maintenance ............................................................ 4
Section III Fire Control Measures for Maintenance Workshop .................................................................. 4
Section IV Dress Security Requirements for Maintenance Personnel ...................................................... 5
Section V Main Contents of Maintenance Process Regulation ................................................................. 5
Section VI Identification Marks ................................................................................................................... 5
Section VII General Repair Instructions ..................................................................................................... 6
Section VIII Precautions for Maintenance Operation ................................................................................. 8
Chapter II Technical Information of Engine ........................................................................................... 9
Section I Structure of Engine ...................................................................................................................... 9
1. Cylinder head and cylinder body ................................................................................................. 9
2. Crank and Connecting Rod Mechanism ...................................................................................... 9
3. Valve Actuating Mechanism and Intake/Exhaust System ........................................................... 9
4. Turbocharging System ............................................................................................................... 10
5. Fuel Supply System ................................................................................................................... 10
6. Lubrication System ..................................................................................................................... 11
7. Cooling System ........................................................................................................................... 11
8. Startup Device ............................................................................................................................. 11
Section II View of Engine ......................................................................................................................... 12
1. Front View of Engine ................................................................................................................. 12
2. Rear View of Engine .................................................................................................................. 13
3. Left View of Engine .................................................................................................................... 14
4. Right View of Engine ................................................................................................................. 15
5. Vertical View of Engine .............................................................................................................. 16
Section III Main Performance Indexes of Engine ..................................................................................... 17
1. Power Performance Index ......................................................................................................... 17
2. Economical Efficiency Index ...................................................................................................... 17
3. Reliability and Durability Index .................................................................................................. 18
4. Low Public Hazard Index ........................................................................................................... 18
Section IV Engine Property Curves.......................................................................................................... 19
Section V Technical Data and Specifications of Engine ........................................................................... 21
1. Technical Parameters of Engine ................................................................................................ 21
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2. Various Temperature and Pressure Ranges of Engine ............................................................. 23
3. Specifications of Main Engine Accessories ............................................................................... 24
4. Specifications of Main Parts of Fuel Supply System ................................................................. 25
Section VI Maintenance Standard for Engine .......................................................................................... 26
1. Tightening Torque of Main Fasteners of Engine ........................................................................ 26
2. Fit Clearance of Main Parts of Engine ....................................................................................... 28
Section VII Running-in of Engine ............................................................................................................. 32
1. Preparation Before Running-in .................................................................................................. 32
2. Running-in .................................................................................................................................. 32
3. Precautions for Running-in ........................................................................................................ 33
4. Technical Maintenance After Running-in ................................................................................... 33
5. Precautions for Usage of New Vehicles .................................................................................... 33
Section VIII Technical Maintenance for Engine ........................................................................................ 34
1. Technical Maintenance Cycle .................................................................................................... 34
2. Technical Maintenance Contents ............................................................................................... 37
3. Technical Maintenance for Air cleaner ....................................................................................... 40
4. Technical Maintenance for Oil Supply System .......................................................................... 41
5. Technical Maintenance for Fuel Lubrication System ................................................................. 43
6. Technical Maintenance for Cooling System .............................................................................. 46
7. Additional Maintenance in Severe Driving Conditions .............................................................. 48
8. Technical Maintenance During Storage ..................................................................................... 48
9. Precautions in Technical Maintenance ...................................................................................... 48
Section IX Repair Process for Diesel Engine ........................................................................................... 48
1. Repair Process for Diesel Engine .............................................................................................. 48
2. Engine Handover and Repair Class Identification ..................................................................... 49
3. Exterior Washing for the Engine ................................................................................................ 50
Section X Technical Requirements for Engine Removal and Reinstallation ........................................... 51
1. General Technical Requirements for Assembling ...................................................................... 51
2. General Technical Requirements for Removal .......................................................................... 53
Section XI Special Tools and Instruments for Repair ............................................................................... 54
Section XII Repair Operation for Engine .................................................................................................. 56
1. Model Mark ................................................................................................................................ 56
2. Air Cleaner ................................................................................................................................. 56
3. Lubrication System .................................................................................................................... 57
4. Fuel System ............................................................................................................................... 58
5. Cooling System .......................................................................................................................... 59
6. Engine Control ........................................................................................................................... 61
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7. Quick start-up system ................................................................................................................ 62
Section XIII Engine Parts and Tightening Torques................................................................................... 63
1. Engine Bracket Mounting Assembly .......................................................................................... 63
2. Cylinder Body Mounting Assembly ............................................................................................ 64
3. Cylinder Body Component ......................................................................................................... 65
4. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——1 ................................................................................. 66
5. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——2 ................................................................................. 67
6. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——3 ................................................................................. 68
7. Piston Connecting Rod Mounting Assembly ............................................................................. 69
8. Crankshaft Flywheel and Clutch Mounting Assembly ............................................................... 70
9. Air Intake and Exhaust Systems Mounting Assembly ——1 ..................................................... 71
10. Air Intake and Exhaust Systems Mounting Assembly ——2 ..................................................... 72
11. Oil Pan and Engine Oil Collector Mounting Assembly .............................................................. 73
12. Engine Oil Pump Mounting Assembly ....................................................................................... 74
13. Engine Oil Cooler and Cooling Pipelines Mounting Assembly .................................................. 75
14. Timing Mechanism Mounting Assembly ——1 .......................................................................... 76
15. Timing Mechanism Mounting Assembly ——2 .......................................................................... 77
16. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——1 .................................................................... 78
17. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——2 .................................................................... 79
18. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——3 .................................................................... 80
19. Turbocharger Mounting Assembly ——1 ............................................................................... 81
20. Turbocharger Mounting Assembly ——2 ............................................................................... 82
21. EGR System Mounting Assembly .............................................................................................. 83
22. Electronic Control System Sensor ............................................................................................. 84
23. Generator Mounting Assembly .................................................................................................. 85
24. Throttle Mounting Assembly ...................................................................................................... 86
25. Thermostat and Water Pump Mounting Assembly .................................................................... 87
26. Engine and Compressor Mounting Assembly ........................................................................... 88
27. Vacuum Pump and Steering Pump Mounting Assembly ........................................................... 89
Chapter III Malfunction Diagnosis and Troubleshooting ................................................................... 90
Section I Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................... 90
1. Failure to Start the Diesel Engine .............................................................................................. 91
2. Difficulty in Starting the Diesel Engine at a Low Temperature ................................................... 91
3. Insufficient Power in the Diesel Engine ..................................................................................... 92
4. Excessive Fuel Consumption of Diesel Engine ......................................................................... 93
5. Abnormal Noise During the Diesel Engine Running ................................................................. 93
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6. Abnormal Noise from Diesel Engine.......................................................................................... 95
7. Abnormal Smoke from Diesel Engine........................................................................................ 95
8. Heavy Oil Consumption and Low pressure of the Diesel Engine Lubrication System ............. 96
9. Abnormal Coolant Temperature, Lack of Coolant in the Diesel Engine Cooling System ......... 98
10. Malfunction of the Diesel Engine Turbocharging System ......................................................... 99
11. Malfunction of the Diesel Engine Oil Supply System .............................................................. 100
12. Diesel Engine Wobble During Idling ........................................................................................ 103
13. Diesel Engine Running at a High Idle Speed .......................................................................... 104
14. Starter not Working, Lacking Power, and Making noise .......................................................... 104
15. Working Starter but Non-working Diesel Engine ..................................................................... 105
16. Diesel Engine Rotating but Unable to be Started .................................................................... 106
17. Difficulty in Starting Due to Malfunction in the Quick Start-up System .................................... 107
18. No Power Generation, Undercharge or Overhigh Charging Current of Generator ................. 108
19. Insufficient Capacity, Difficulty in Starting or Overhigh Self Discharge of the Storage Battery 109
Section II Malfunction Diagnosis ............................................................................................................ 110
1. Start-up system malfunction diagnosis ..................................................................................... 110
2. Turbocharging System Malfunction Diagnosis ......................................................................... 114
Chapter IV Mechanical System ........................................................................................................... 119
Section I Cylinder Head .......................................................................................................................... 119
Section II Camshaft ................................................................................................................................ 137
Section III Valve, Valve Spring, Valve Oil Seal, Rocker Arm and Hydraulic Clearance Adjuster ........... 148
Section IV Crankshaft ............................................................................................................................. 157
Section V Piston and connecting rod assembly ..................................................................................... 178
Section VI Engine oil pump assembly .................................................................................................... 196
Section VII Cylinder body assembly ...................................................................................................... 201
Chapter V GW4D20 / GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine........................................................ 215
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 215
Section II Engine Assembly .................................................................................................................... 216
Section III Engine Brackets .................................................................................................................... 225
Section IV Air Intake Manifold Pipe ........................................................................................................ 235
Section V Exhaust Manifold Pipe ........................................................................................................... 240
Section VI Cylinder Cover ...................................................................................................................... 246
Section VII Camshaft .............................................................................................................................. 253
Section VIII Rocker Arms and Hydraulic Clearance Adjusters .............................................................. 263
Section IX Valve Oil Seal and Valve Spring ........................................................................................... 273
Section X Cylinder Head Assembly and Cylinder Head Gasket ............................................................ 286
Section XI Timing Pulley......................................................................................................................... 298
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Section XII Oil Filter and Oil Cooler ....................................................................................................... 303
Section XIII Primary shaft front bearing of the flywheel and transmission ............................................ 306
Section XIV Oil pump assembly ............................................................................................................. 310
Section XV Oil pan assembly ................................................................................................................. 318
Section XVI Piston and connecting rod assembly ................................................................................. 323
Section XVII Front oil seal of crankshaft ................................................................................................ 337
Section XVIII Rear Oil Seal of Crankshaft ............................................................................................. 342
Section XIX Crankshaft .......................................................................................................................... 346
Section XX Cylinder Body Assembly...................................................................................................... 364
Chapter VI Fuel System ....................................................................................................................... 384
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 384
1. Components of Fuel Supply System ....................................................................................... 384
2. Components of High Pressure Common Rail System ............................................................ 386
Section II On-Board Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 400
1. Fuel Filter Assembly ................................................................................................................ 400
2. Fuel Injector Assembly ............................................................................................................. 403
3. High-Pressure Fuel Pump Assembly ....................................................................................... 407
Chapter VII Cooling System ................................................................................................................ 411
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 411
1. Water pump ............................................................................................................................... 411
2. Thermostat ............................................................................................................................... 412
3. Radiator ................................................................................................................................... 412
4. Antifreeze fluid ......................................................................................................................... 412
Section II On-Board Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 414
1. Water Pump Assembly............................................................................................................. 414
2. Thermostat ............................................................................................................................... 420
3. Radiator ................................................................................................................................... 424
Chapter VIII Lubrication System ......................................................................................................... 428
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 428
Section II On-board Repair..................................................................................................................... 429
1. Oil Filter .................................................................................................................................... 429
2. Engine Oil Pump ...................................................................................................................... 432
3. Oil Collector ............................................................................................................................. 439
4. Oil Pan ..................................................................................................................................... 442
Chapter IX Turbocharging System ..................................................................................................... 446
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 446
1. Turbocharging system composition ......................................................................................... 446
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2. Turbocharger structure ............................................................................................................ 446
Section II On-board Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 449
Section III Inspection and Repair ........................................................................................................... 454
1. Checking the working condition of the exhaust outlet ............................................................. 454
2. Checking the working condition of the turbocharger ............................................................... 455
3. Checking the axial clearance of the impeller shaft. ................................................................. 455
4. Checking the axial clearance of the rotor ................................................................................ 455
5. Checking the clearance between the impeller shaft and the bearing ..................................... 456
6. Checking the radial clearance of the rotor ............................................................................... 456
Chapter X Electronic Control EGR System ....................................................................................... 457
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 457
Section II On-board Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 458
Chapter XI Electrical System .............................................................................................................. 462
Section I Storage Battery ....................................................................................................................... 462
1. Storage Battery Performance Parameters .............................................................................. 462
2. Preparing Electrolyte ............................................................................................................... 463
3. Charging the Storage Battery .................................................................................................. 464
4. Checking the Storage Battery Remaining Capacity ................................................................ 466
Section II Starting System ...................................................................................................................... 468
1. General .................................................................................................................................... 468
2. On-board Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 470
Section III Charging System ................................................................................................................... 473
1. Generator ................................................................................................................................. 473
2. Diagnosis ................................................................................................................................. 475
3. On-board Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 477
Chapter XII Exhaust System ............................................................................................................... 481
Section I General .................................................................................................................................... 481
Section II On-board Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 481
Section III Front Exhaust Pipe ................................................................................................................ 482
Appendix ............................................................................................................................................... 486
Appendix I Engine Malfunction Code ..................................................................................................... 486
Appendix II Conversion Table of Common Measurement Units for Engines ......................................... 499
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Cylinder body
Outer rotor
Front oil seal assembly of crankshaft
Removing sequence
Oil pump Rubber seal ring Outer rotor
Assembly sequence Assembly in the sequence reverse to disassembly.
Oil pump mounting assembly
Rubber seal ring
Chapter I Introduction
Section I How to Use This Manual
1. Index
The content (index) of this manual will guide you to the item to be repaired. For the convenience of finding information, the title of each chapter is given at the header of the singular page.
2. Preparations
Preparations list the special service tools, special service materials, sealant and lubricating oil that should be prepared before operation and their functions.
3. Repair Procedures
Most repair processes begin with an overview illustration which identifies all parts and how they are disassembled and assembled (refitted) in sequence. For example, see Fig. 1-1-1 for the disassembly / assembly schematic diagram for the oil pump parts.
Fig. 1-1-1 Disassembly / Assembly Schematic Diagram for Oil Pump Parts
The repair procedure is introduced in the following sequence:
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Schematic diagram
What to do and where to do it
Title of work task: the content of repair
Mounting the clutch assembly
Using special service tools to mount the clutch assembly.
Front bearing installer: 5-8522-0024-0
Tool No.
Detailed explanation: how
to carry out the work.
Torque: 23 N·m ± 3 N·m Specification
Check the assembly quality.
Fig. 1-1-2 Mounting the Clutch Assembly
(1) The schematic diagram shows what to do and where to do it, see Fig. 1-1-2. (2) The title of the work task shows the content of repair. (3) Explain in detail how to carry out the work content and provide other technical information, such as
specification and attention, note, etc., and the quantity and dimensions of fasteners. For example:
This form provides a shortcut for the experienced technical personnel to obtain the data required. The work task title on the top makes the content of repair clear at a glance, while the content below it provides the detailed explanation. Important specification, attention, warning and caution always stand out in ―boldface‖.
4. References
To improve lookup and work efficiency, this manual adopts references as few as possible; however, the Section No. and Page No. are given when necessary.
5. Specifications
Specifications are listed separately when necessary. There is no need to leave your work for looking up specifications. The specifications are listed at the end of every section for quick reference.
6. Warning, Attention, Caution, Prompt:
―Warning!‖ is shown in ―boldface‖ to remind the possibility of personnel injury to you or others.
―Attention!‖ is shown in ―boldface‖ to remind the possibility of damage to parts being repaired..
―Caution!‖ is shown with ―boldface‖ to remind the possibility of damage to diesel engine.
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―Prompt‖ is separated from the text and is shown in ―boldface‖; it provides additional information to
help you carry out the repair more effectively.
7. Marks
Disassembling: separate the integrity (the whole engine) into constituent parts.
Removing: separate the engine (the components) and detach the parts.
Assemble (refitting, assembling): assembling parts or components into the integrity (the whole
engine).
Mounting: fix parts at the specified positions (of the engine) according to certain technical
requirements.
Checking, testing: make careful checking, examination and determination in order to find (the
engine) problems (or malfunctions).
Washing, cleaning: clean up; without dust, oil stain, etc.
Tightening, fastening: make an object rotate to fix or secure it; the object is fixed or secured by
outer force.
Remind the need to use special tools while performing disassembling or assembling.
Remind the need to apply engine oil for lubrication (see Table 2-6-7 for lubrication positions before
assembling the engine).
Remind the need to apply sealant (see Table 2-6-8 for sealant-applied positions while assembling
the engine).
8. Measurement Units
The measurement units adopted in this manual are mainly SI units (the standard international unit). For example: Torque: N·m; Force: N; Power: W, kW; Length: μm, mm, m, km; Rotating speed: r/min; Pressure, pressure strength: Pa, kPa, MPa; Temperature: °C Volume: mL, L; Mass: g, kg; Electric current: A; Electric resistance: Ω, kΩ;
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Voltage: V; Plane angle: °; Noise: dB/A; Time: s, min, h.
Section II Main Contents of Civilized Production for Maintenance
Civilized production is aimed at creating a good producing condition and working environment to improve maintenance quality, ensure personnel and device security, and improve labor efficiency. The main contents are as follows:
(1) Design and decorate the workshop according to requirements for maintenance and labor protection, such as ventilation, lighting, fire control, noise control, etc.
(2) Keep the workshop and work place clean. (3) Equipping special maintenance and examination tools and avoiding forced disassembly and
assembly. (4) Store the components and parts of the engine assembly at the specified rack in the specified
storeroom in order, and prevent fire and theft. (5) Keeping all kinds of maintenance facilities, tools, fixtures, and measuring instruments in good
condition. (6) Proving mature maintenance process regulations, technical documents and standards, and
performing work according to the procedures and specifications. (7) Keep maintenance records, and comply with the handover procedures. The repair records contain:
Main problems (serious wear or accidental damage) detected after the engine is disassembled; Records and conclusions of technical appraisal for major parts; Registration of replacing with new pieces and repaired pieces; Results of quality tests during and after repair; Records of test data. Vehicle takeover records contain the following filled items: Who and when to send the vehicle for repair; Last repair and replacement conditions; The working condition of vehicle after the last repair; The maintenance condition of the engine, and malfunctions that ever happened; The damage condition of the engine and the name of the exterior missing parts; The item to be repaired and the deadline required by the sender and agreements concerning fee.
(8) The maintenance personnel should keep clean and tidy appearances, behave in good manner, work in solidarity and cooperation, observe disciplines and service with enthusiasm.
Section III Fire Control Measures for Maintenance Workshop
(1) Flammable materials such as vehicles, diesel, ethyl alcohol, oil paint and refrigerant should be kept away from fire and heat sources.
(2) Used cleaning cloth, waste cotton fabric, oil stained gloves, packaging cartons of parts and plastic packaging bags should be collected and placed in the safe place or metallic container.
(3) No smoking, no eating in the workshop. (4) The workshop should be equipped with fire fighting equipment and tools, and special persons should
be assigned to manage them. Fire control education should be implemented regularly, and a fire control supervisor should be specified.
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Section VI Identification Marks
Serial number of the engine The serial number of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel
engine is stamped on the left cylinder body, as shown in Fig. 1-6-1.
Fig. 1-6-1 Serial Number
Identification of Diesel Engine
Position of
identification mark
Machine code
Asterisk
Year
Month
Serial number
Asterisk
Section IV Dress Security Requirements for Maintenance Personnel
(1) The maintenance personnel should wear work wear during working. (2) The personnel with long hair or a long braid should wear a working hat, and the braid should be
wrapped into the hat to prevent from being involved into the rotating machine. (3) Do not open your clothes or loosen the cuff when carrying out repair; do not wear gloves when
operating the rotating machine. (4) When there are strong light, or metal debris splashing in the work area, and when working on the
place in contact with strong acid, refrigerant and other chemicals, wear safety goggles.
Section V Main Contents of Maintenance Process Regulation
The contents of the maintenance process regulation for the engine are as follows: (1) The procedure sequence and detailed operation contents to accomplish the maintenance work. (2) The tools, equipment and correct operating methods that should be adopted to ensure the
maintenance quality and operation security. (3) Quality test items and test facilities that should be used during maintenance. (4) Quality requirements that should be met in the process of maintenance. (5) Norm of the working hour to accomplish the maintenance work.
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Fig. 1-7-1 Removing the Negative (-) Cable of
Battery
Fig. 1-7-2 Precoating Sealant on Parts
Fig. 1-7-3 Torque Spanner
1. When carrying out repair, use the baffle, seat and floor mat to keep the vehicle clean and intact and prevent damage.
2. During disassembly, keep parts in a proper order so as to facilitate reassembly.
3. The rules that should be observed during repair.
3.1 Before performing electrical repair, disconnect the negative (-) cable from the storage battery, as shown in Fig. 1-7-1.
3.2 If it is necessary to disconnect the storage battery during check and repair, the negative (-) cable of the storage battery should be disconnected first, as it connects to the vehicle body and constitutes the earth wire.
3.3 To prevent damage to the battery terminal, loosen the fixed nut of the cable connection terminal and raise the cable connection terminal without twisting or prying it.
3.4 Clean the battery terminal and the cable connection terminal with special cleaning cloth; do not scrape them with a file or other abrasive objects.
3.5 Unscrew the nut when connecting the cable terminal to the battery terminal, and screw it after installation. Do not use a hammer to tap the cable terminal onto the battery terminal.
3.6 Be sure to properly cover the positive pole (+) of the storage battery.
4. Check the hose and conductor connector to ensure secure and correct connections.
5. Non-reusable parts: as for splint pins, gaskets, O rings, oil seals, etc., replace them with new parts.
6. Precoated parts: refer to parts that are coated with sealant in the factory, bolts and nuts, etc., as shown in Fig. 1-7-2.See Fig. 2-6-8 for positions to coat sealant on engine parts,.
6.1 If a precoated part is re-tightened, loose or loosened in any way, it must be recoated with the specified sealant.
6.2 When reusing a precoated part, clear the old sealant away from the part surface or the threaded hole, and clean the surface or the hole with compressed air. Then apply the specified sealant to the specified position, as shown in Fig. 1-7-2.
Sealant
Indicating torque spanner
Scale indication torque spanner
Section VII General Repair Instructions
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Fig. 1-7-4 Jack
Fig. 1-7-5 Pull Apart Fuel Return Hose and
Vacuum Hose
Fig. 1-7-6 Checking the Conductor Connector
7. When necessary, apply sealant to gaskets to prevent leakage.
8. Strictly observe all specifications for bolt tightening torques (see Table 2-6-1, 2-6-2), and use the torque spanner according to technical requirements, as shown in Fig. 1-7-3.
9. Special repair tools, instruments (see Table 2-11-1) and special repair materials (see Table 2-6-8, 2-6-9) may be used, depending on the repair. Be sure to use special repair tools and special repair materials as required according to situations, and strictly observe correct operation specifications. A list of special repair tools and special repair materials can be found in "Chapter II Technical Information of Engine‖ in this manual.
10. Be sure to take care when jacking up and supporting the vehicle. Be sure to lift and support the vehicle at the proper locations.
10.1 If the vehicle is to be jacked up only at the front or rear end, be sure to block the wheels at the opposite end in order to ensure safety.
10.2 Be sure to hold the vehicle with a support after it is jacked up. It is extremely dangerous to do any work on a vehicle raised on a jack alone, even for a small job that can be finished quickly.
11. Observe the following precautions to prevent damage to parts:
11.1 Non-specialized personnel should not open the cover or housing of the electric control unit (ECU).
11.2 When disconnecting the fuel return hose component and the vacuum hose of the fuel injector, hold the end but not the middle of the hose, as shown in Fig. 1-7-5.
11.3 To pull apart the circuit connectors, pull the connector itself but not the wires, as shown in Fig. 1-7-6.
11.4 Be careful not to drop precision parts, EFI system elements (such as the oil injector, sensor, ECU, etc.) off, as shown in Fig. 1-7-7.If they are dropped, they should be replaced with new parts.
11.5 Never use an impact spanner to disassemble or mount a temperature sensor or other sensors which has specific torque requirements.
Hydraulic jack
Scissor jack
Incorrect
Correct
Incorrect
Correct
Correct
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Fig. 1-7-7 Electric Control System Elements
of Engine
Section VIII Precautions for
Maintenance Operation
If the vehicle is equipped with the mobile communication system, such as the two-way wireless communication equipment and cellular phone, the following precautions should be observed:
(1) Install the communication antenna away from the ECU and sensors of automotive electronic system as far as possible.
(2) The antenna feeder should be installed more than 20 cm away from the ECU and sensors of automotive electronic system. For the positions of the ECU and sensors, please refer to the related sections.
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Fig. 2-1-1 Cylinder Head and Cylinder Body
Fig. 2-1-2 Crank and Connecting Rod
Mechanism
Fig. 2-1-3 Valve Actuating Mechanism
Section I Structure of Engine
The diesel engine is a kind of complex machinery that transforms the thermal energy of fuel into mechanical power. Although there are various types of diesel engine with different structures, they all contain the following mechanisms and systems:
1. Cylinder head and cylinder body
For cylinder head and cylinder body, see Fig. 2-1-1. The function of the cylinder head is to seal the upper
part of the cylinder and make the upper part of the cylinder and piston crown constitute the combustion chamber. The cylinder head is mounted with the intake valve, exhaust valve, rocker arm, hydraulic lash adjuster, intake/exhaust camshaft assembly, oil injector, etc., and is laid with intake and exhaust pipelines, and cooling water jackets. The cylinder body constitutes the cylinder and is used to mount and support all mechanisms and systems of the diesel engine; it is the foundation and framework of the diesel engine.
2. Crank and Connecting Rod Mechanism
For the crank and connecting rod mechanism of engine, see Fig. 2-1-2.
The crank and connecting rod mechanism can accomplish the interconversion between the linear reciprocating motion of piston (in cylinder) and the rotation motion of crankshaft, and thereby output the propulsion produced by gas combustion through the crankshaft as the output power, and ensure the fulfillment of working cycles of the diesel engine. The crank and connecting rod mechanism mainly consists of the piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, flywheel, etc.
3. Valve Actuating Mechanism and Intake/Exhaust System
The valve actuating mechanism, intake and exhaust systems are as shown in Fig. 2-1-3, 2-1-4.
The functions of the valve actuating mechanism and intake and exhaust systems are opening and closing the intake valve and exhaust valve in time to ensure the cylinder to intake flesh and clean air as much as possible and discharge exhaust gas as clear as possible timely. It mainly consists of the valve components (the intake and exhaust valve, valve pin/clip, valve spring, spring seat, valve oil seal, etc.), transmission mechanism (the belt, pulley, intake/exhaust camshaft assembly, rocker arm,
Cylinder
Cylinder body
Connecting rod
Crankshaft
Connecting rod cap
Camshaft assembly
Intake/exhaust valve component
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Fig. 2-1-4 Intake/Exhaust System
hydraulic lash adjuster, etc.), air filter, intake/exhaust pipelines, intake/exhaust manifolds, etc. The electric control EGR valve and EGR cooler contained in the intake/exhaust systems carry out the exhaust gas recirculation process, and effectively limit the Nox constituent in emissions.
Fig. 2-1-5 Turbocharging System
4. Turbocharging System
The turbocharging system of engine is as shown in Fig. 2-1-5.
The function of the turbocharging system is to compress the air from the air filter through the turbocharger and then sent the compressed air into cylinder by use of the exhaust gas energy. Although the working volume of the cylinder does not change, the air density increases after compression, and therefore the volume of the actual intake air increases. In this way, the fuel injected into the cylinder increases and the fuel burns more fully, and therefore the power per liter and output power of the diesel engine are improved.
Fig. 2-1-6 Fuel Supply System
5. Fuel Supply System
The fuel supply system of engine is as shown in Fig. 2-1-6.
According to the work requirements of the diesel engine, the fuel supply system regularly injects diesel into the combustion chamber at a specified quantity and pressure to provide necessary conditions for sufficient combustion of diesel; at the same time, it adjusts the oil supply quantity according to the loading condition of the diesel engine, and ensures a steady output power. The fuel supply system mainly consists of the fuel tank, fuel filter, fuel delivery pump, high pressure fuel pump, high pressure fuel rail, fuel injector, high/low pressure fuel pipe, and all kinds of sensors, etc.
Cylinder head installation assembly
Cylinder body
Turbocharger assembly
Oil return hose
component
Oil inlet pipe
component
High
pressure
oil rail
assembly
Oil
injector
assembly
High pressure oil
pump assembly
Cylinder head
Air intake manifold
Cylinder head installation assembly
Exhaust manifold
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Fig. 2-1-7 Lubrication System
6. Lubrication System
The lubrication system of engine is as shown in Fig. 2-1-7.
The lubrication system is mainly used to transport lubricating oil to friction surfaces of all moving parts of the diesel engine to ensure the lubrication of kinematic pairs of all engine parts, and reduce friction resistance and wear of machine elements; it also has other functions such as cooling, cleaning, sealing and rust prevention. The lubrication system is mainly composed of the oil collector, oil pump, oil filter, oil cooler, oil pressure alarm, lubricating oil pipeline, etc.
Fig. 2-1-8 Cooling System
7. Cooling System
The cooling system of engine is as shown in Fig. 2-1-8. When the diesel engine is working, the cooling system
radiates excessive heat from the heated parts to keep the normal working temperature of the diesel engine. The major components of the cooling system include: the water tank (radiator), liquid storage tank (overflow tank), water pump, thermostat, fan, etc.
8. Startup Device
The startup device of engine is as shown in Fig. 2-1-9. With the action of external force, the startup device
makes the stationary diesel engine begin to rotate before it can rotate independently. The startup device is constituted of the starting motor, storage battery, heater plug and other devices.
In conclusion, the cylinder body, cylinder head, crank and connecting rod mechanism, valve actuating mechanism, intake/exhaust systems and fuel supply system work in coordination with each other and fulfill the working cycle of the diesel engine directly to accomplish the transformation of energies. During operation, the technical conditions of these components and whether they coordinate with each other correctly
have decisive influences on the engine’s performance.
The lubrication system and cooling system do not accomplish the working cycle directly; however, they are indispensable conditions for the long-term and steady working of the diesel engine. While the startup device provides an initial condition for the stationary diesel engine to rotate, therefore sufficient attention should be given to their working conditions. Otherwise, the normal work of the diesel engine can not be ensured or serious damage to engine parts may be caused.
Fig. 2-1-9 Startup Device
Cylinder body
Engine oil filter
Cylinder body
Water pump installation assembly
Thermostat assembly
Starting motor
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Section II View of Engine
1. Front View of Engine
For the front view of GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine assembly, see Fig. 2-2-1.
Fig. 2-2-1 Front View of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine Assembly
(Equipped with Delphi Common Rail System)
1-Accessory Tension Pulley Assembly; 2-Generator Assembly; 3-Generator Belt; 4-Power Steering Fuel
Pump Assembly; 5-Air Intake of Gas Compressor; 6-Water outlet Pipe Mouthpiece; 7-Timing Hood;
8-EGR Valve Assembly; 9-Engine Oil Dipstick Assembly; 10-Accessory Wedge Idle Wheel Assembly;
11-Accessory Flat Idle wheel Assembly; 12-Refrigeration Compressor Assembly; 13-Damping Pulley
Assembly
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2. Rear View of Engine
For the rear view of GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine assembly, see Fig. 2-2-2.
Fig. 2-2-2 Rear View of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine Assembly
(Equipped with Delphi Common Rail System)
1-Clutch Assembly; 2-Starting Motor Assembly; 3-EGR Condenser Assembly; 4-EGR Valve Assembly;
5-Fuel Inlet of High Pressure Fuel Pump; 6-Coolant Temperature Sensor; 7-Vacuum Pump Assembly;
8-Heater Water Return Outlet; 9-Heater Water Inlet; 10-Water Outlet Pipe Assembly; 11-Hex Head
Screw Plug (Oil Drain Screw Plug); 12-Lower Shell Assembly of Fuel Pan
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3. Left View of Engine
For the left view of GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine assembly, see Fig. 2-3-3.
Fig. 2-2-3 Left View of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine Assembly
(Equipped with Delphi Common Rail System)
1-Refrigeration Compressor Assembly; 2-Water Inlet; 3-High Pressure Fuel Pump Assembly; 4-Knock
Sensor; 5-Air Intake Manifold; 6-Air Inlet; 7-Turbocharged Pressure Sensor; 8-EGR Valve Assembly;
9-Flywheel Gear Ring Assembly; 10-Starting Motor Assembly; 11-Left Bracket of Engine
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4. Right View of Engine
For the right view of GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine assembly, see Fig. 2-2-4.
Fig. 2-2-3 Right View of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine Assembly
(Equipped with Delphi Common Rail System)
1-Engine Lifting Hook; 2-Turbocharger Assembly; 3-Air Outlet of Air Compressor; 4-Oil Filter Assembly;
5-Timing Cover; 6-Upper Shell Assembly of Oil Pan; 7-Lower Shell Assembly of Fuel Pan; 8-Right
Bracket of Engine; 9-Oil Pressure Alarm; 10-Crankshaft Position Sensor
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5. Vertical View of Engine
For the vertical view of GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine assembly, see Fig. 2-2-5.
Fig. 2-2-3 Vertical View of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine Assembly
(Equipped with Delphi Common Rail System)
1-Fuel Injector Assembly; 2-Suppercharger Assembly; 3-Water outlet Pipe Component; 4-Heater Water
Return Pipe Component; 5-High Pressure Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor; 6-High Pressure Fuel Rail; 7-EGR
Valve Assembly; 8-Turbocharged Pressure Sensor; 9-Fuel Filler Cap Assembly; 10-Fuel Inlet Pipe
Component of Fuel Rail; 11-Engine Oil Dipstick Assembly; 12-Generator Belt; 13-Fuel Inlet Pipe
Component of Fuel Injector; 14-Fuel Injector Ballast; 15-Upper Shell Assembly of Fuel Pan;
16-Generator Assembly
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Section III Main Performance Indexes of Engine
The indexes used to evaluate and analyze the engine performance mainly include the power performance, economical efficiency, applicability, low public hazard, etc.; every index contains several items, and here we only introduce the indexes that are commonly used:
1. Power Performance Index
(1) Effective torque: refers to the torque that is output through the engine flywheel; it is balanced to the external resistance moment which is exerted on the power output end of engine. It is represented by Me, and the unit is N•m.
(2) Effective power: refers to the power output by the engine. It is represented by Pe, and the unit is kW. It is calculated by multiplying the effective torque by the crankshaft rotation speed:
Where, Me ——Effective torque (N·m). n ——Crankshaft rotation speed (r/min). The effective torque and the crankshaft rotation speed are usually measured with a hydraulic or electric
dynamometer directly; the effective power is calculated by Pe=Me·n/9550 (kW), which indicates the effective power under the tested working condition.
The effective power and corresponding rotation speed under the calibrated working condition indicated on the engine nameplate are called the calibrated power and calibrated rotation speed. Presently, the calibrated power of engine is divided into four grades according to the national standards:
(1) 15min power: the Max. effective power of engine when the engine constantly rotates for 15 minutes under the standard environmental condition.
(2) 1h power: the Max. effective power of engine when the engine constantly rotates for 1 hour under the standard environmental condition.
(3) 12h power: the Max. effective power of engine when the engine constantly rotates for 12 hours under the standard environmental condition.
(4) Continuous power: the Max. effective power of engine when the engine continuously rotates at the calibrated rotation speed under the standard environmental condition,.
Generally speaking, the 15min power is applied to the power calibration of vehicle, motorcycle, motorboat, etc.; 1h power is applied to the industrial tractor, engineering machinery, diesel locomotive, etc.; 12h power is applied to the agricultural tractor, agricultural irrigation and drainage machinery, and river vessel, etc.; continuous power is applied to the power station, vessel, and agricultural irrigation and drainage machinery, etc.
2. Economical Efficiency Index
Currently, the frequently used comparative evaluation index is the fuel consumption rate which refers to the fuel mass consumed by the engine in an hour. It is represented by ge, and the unit is g/kW·h:
ge=G/P.·103(g/kW·h) Where, G ——Fuel consumption per hour (kz/h) obtained by testing. P ——Effective power of engine (kW). Attention has always been taking for the reduction of fuel consumption since it has great significance for
decreasing engine application costs, promoting rational use of resources, improving the ecological environment, etc., and the fuel consumption is decreasing year by year.
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3. Reliability and Durability Index
3.1 Reliability
Reliability of the engine means the engine can work continuously and its normal working ability is not influenced by malfunctions under the designed working condition. In China, the reliability of engine is normally represented by non-stop malfunction times, stop malfunction times and number of major parts and minor parts replaced during the warranty period (or insurance period).
The major parts include: the cylinder head, piston, piston ring, piston pin, connecting rod, connecting rod bearing bush, connecting rod bolt, crankshaft, engine body, camshaft, intake and exhaust valves, valve spring, rocker arm, high pressure fuel pump, oil pump gear, driving gear, turbocharger, etc. The rest are minor parts.
3.2 Durability
The durability index refers to the total operation hours of the engine or the driving kilometers of the vehicle from the initial use of engine to the first overhaul. It is the index that represents the service life of engine. Now, the durability of the domestic small-sized high-speed diesel engine is 2000 ~ 3000 h, and the high-speed internal combustion engine for vehicle is 100000 ~ 200000 km.
4. Low Public Hazard Index
The poisonous emissions and noises from engine are harmful to human health and have negative influences on working efficiency, so China and other counties have established more and more strict controlling standards to protect the normal ecological environment for human beings. The poisonous gases produced by the engine during working mainly come from the exhaust gas, blowby from the crankcase, and vaporized gases from the fuel tank, fuel pipe connector, etc. The exhaust gas from engine contains many compositions, including CO2, steam, surplus oxygen, residual nitrogen, CO, HC, Nox, S02 and particles such as aluminide, black smoke, oil mist, etc.. and stinking gases such as formaldehyde, acrolein, etc. The blowby from the crankcase mainly includes HC, CO and so on, and the main vaporized gas from the oil tank is HC. The total amount of the above exhaust pollutants takes up about 1 of the exhaust gas from the engine. Most of them are poisonous and harmful, with strong pungency, a stinking odor and carcinogenesis.
There is no uniform international emission regulation at present, China and other countries have established their own emission control standards to control the emission of poisonous CO, HC, NOx and the smoke density.
China promulgated ―Law on Prevention of Air Pollution‖ in 1987 and then promulgated the GB engine
exhaust standard to limit the poisonous emissions from the engine. Compared with those of the developed countries, the domestic controlling standards for poisonous engine emissions are looser, but they will get stricter and stricter and will joint with the international standards gradually from the perspective of its developing trend.
China promulgated Regulation on Prevention and Control of Environment Noise Pollution in 1988.The engine is widely used as the power source, and its exhaust gases and noises have the largest environmental pollution area, and therefore attracting more and more attention from the public.
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Rotation speed
(r/min)
Section IV Engine Property Curves
For the power, torque property curves of the GW4D20 turbocharged diesel engine, see Fig. 2-4-1.
Fig. 2-4-1 Power, Torque Property Curves of GW4D20 Turbocharged Diesel Engine
ge ——Fuel consumption rate (g/kW·h); G ——Fuel consumption volume (kg/h); P ——Effective power
For the power, torque property curves of the GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Fig. 2-4-2.
(kW); Me ——Effective torque (N·m)
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Rotation speed
(r/min)
Fig. 2-4-2 Power, Torque Property Curves of GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine
ge ——Fuel consumption rate (g/kW·h); G ——Fuel consumption volume (kg/h); P ——Effective power
(kW); Me ——Effective torque (N·m)
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Item
Unit
Technical Parameter
Model No.
GW4D20/GW4D20B
Type
Cylinders in line, four strokes, forced cooling, ω
combustion chamber, 16 valves, DOHC, electric control high-pressure common rail, turbocharged (VGT, WGT), air intake intercooled
Number of Cylinders
cylinder
4
Cylinder Diameter X Stroke
mm
83.1×92
Total Displacement
L
1.996
Compression Ratio 16.7:1
Rated Power and Corresponding Rotation Speed
r/min
110/4000 GW4D20
100/4000 GW4D20B
Max. Torque and Corresponding Rotation Speed
N·m/
(r/min)
310/1800~2800
Min. Fuel Consumption Rate
g/kW·h
210
Max. No-load Rotation Speed
r/min
4400
Idle Rotation Speed
r/min
750±50
Fuel China IV diesel without nitro additives
Fuel Grade
0# vehicle fuel (-10# or -20#, -35# diesel can be used in winter according to temperatures) (GB19147-2009)
Air Valve Clearance 0 (hydraulic tappet)
Fuel Injection Sequence 1342
Rotation Direction (viewing from the flywheel end)
Anticlockwise
Max. Fuel Injection Pressure
Bar
1600
Oil Injection Control Electric control
Valve Actuating Phase (A)
Intake valve opened (before the piston arrives at the top dead center (TDC))
A
24°
Intake valve closed (after the piston arrives at the bottom dead center (BDC))
A
50° Exhaust valve open (before piston arrives at BDC)
A
86°
Exhaust valve closed (after the piston arrives at the TDC)
A
16°
Section V Technical Data and Specifications of Engine
1. Technical Parameters of Engine
For the main technical parameters of the GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-5-1.
Table 2-5-1 Main Technical Parameters of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine
Note. 1 bar = 105 Pa.
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Item
Unit
Technical Parameter
Lubrication Mode
Pressure and splash combination type
Fuel Grade
API CI-4
Engine Oil Capacity L 6
Oil/fuel Consumption Ratio
%
≤ 0.3% (rated power point)
Cooling Mode
Forced circulating water cooling
Coolant High quality ethylene glycol coolant
Diesel Engine Coolant Capacity
L
3
Normal, Max. working water temperatures of the diesel engine, opening temperature of large and small cycles, and water circulation direction
Normal water temperature: 80 ~ 90 ; Max. water temperature: 110 ; thermostat full opening temperature: 80 (the thermostat is located at the water inlet)
Net mass of diesel engine (including the air condition compressor, power steering oil pump, cooling water)
kg
215 GW4D20
210 GW4D20B
Contour Dimensions (L x W x H), transmission excluded
mm
694×625×829 GW4D20
694×615×829 GW4D20B
Turbocharger Max. rotation speed
r/min
210000
Max. durative working temperature
Noise Acoustic Power Limits
dB/A
760 VGT/750 WGT
Exhaust Pollutants Limits
g/km
≤ 110 (complying with GB 14097-1999)
Complying with GB 18352.3-2005
(Continued)
For the technical parameters of the main parts of GBWD20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine electric system, see Table 2-5-2.
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Item
Unit
Technical Parameter
Generator
Nominal voltage V 12
Rated rotation speed
r/min
5000
Service speed
r/min
900~11000
Rotation direction
Clockwise (viewing from the direction of pulley)
Polarity Cathode earthing
Working mode
Continuous rated type
High speed voltage of
regulator
V
14.5±0.3
Starting
Motor
Voltage
V
12
Output power
kW
2
Rotation direction
Clockwise (viewing from the direction of driving
gear)
Item
Unit
Technical Parameter
Storage
Battery
Rated voltage
V
14
Heater Plug
Heating time
s
Heated to 800 in 8 s
Item
Temperature Range
Item
Pressure Range
Water Outlet of Cooling
System
80℃~90℃
Idle engine oil pressure
≥0.3Mpa
Engine Oil of
Lubrication System
≤120
Engine oil pressure at
the calibrated rotation
speed
≥0.4Mpa
Table 2-5-2 Technical Parameters of Main Parts of GBWD20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel
Engine Electric System
(Continued)
2. Various Temperature and Pressure Ranges of Engine
For various temperature and pressure ranges of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-5-3.
Table 2-5-3 Various Temperature and Pressure Ranges of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged
Diesel Engine
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Accessory System and Name
Specification
Accessory System and Name
Specification
Lubrication
System
Oil pump
Rotor type
Air intake
system
Turbocharger
VGT
Cross-section
variable type turbocharger
Engine oil filter
Rotary type
WGT
Turbocharger
with bypass
valve
Oil Supply
System
Fuel filter
DELPHI
Integral type:
equipped with
fuel-water separator
Cooling
system
Water pump type
Centrifugal
type
BOSCH
Rotary installation
type: equipped
with fuel-water
separator
Pumping lift (4500
r/min)
16m
Xin Feng
Rotary installation
type: equipped
with fuel-water
separator
High
pressure
fuel pump
DELPHI
Double plungers,
equipped with fan
blade pump, IMV
Thermostat type
Wax-type
thermostat
BOSCH
Triplex plunger
pump
Xin Feng
Double plunger
pump
Vacuum
pump
Working mode
Continuous
rated type
High
pressure
fuel rail
DELPHI
Max. oil supply
pressure 1600 bar
BOSCH
Max. fuel supply
pressure 1600bar
Max. rotation speed
2800
Xin Feng
Max. fuel supply
pressure 1600 bar
Fuel
injector
type
DELPHI
7-hole
Max. vacuum degree
90
BOSCH
6-hole
Time for achieving
the vacuum degree
Time for
achieving 50
kPa 5
(400r/min
Xin Feng
6-hole
3. Specifications of Main Engine Accessories
For the specifications of main accessories of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-5-4.
Table 2-5-4 Specifications of Main Accessories of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel
Engine
Note. 1 bar=105 Pa.
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Parts Name
Installation Position
Specification
High Pressure Fuel
Pump
Rear end face of water
pump housing
DELPHI
Double plunger,
equipped with fan blade
pump, IMV
BOSCH
Triplex plunger pump
Xin Feng
Double plunger pump
Fuel injector
Top surface of cylinder
head
DELPHI
7-hole
BOSCH
6-hole
Xin Feng
6-hole
High pressure fuel rail
Left side of cylinder
body
DELPHI
Max. fuel supply
pressure 1600 bar
BOSCH
Max. fuel supply
pressure 1600 bar
Xin Feng
Max. fuel supply
pressure 1600 bar
Electronic Control Unit
(ECU)
Inside the engine hood
Working voltage 12 V
Rotation Speed Sensor
Upper cylinder body
Working clearance 0.5 ~ 1.5 mm
Camshaft Phase
Sensor
Cylinder head cover
Working clearance 0.5~1.5mm
Water Temperature
Sensor
Cylinder head
Rated voltage: 5 V ± 0.15 V, NTC-type, rated
resistance: 2.5 kΩ ± 0.6% at 20 and 0.186 kΩ ±
2% at 100
Air Intake Pressure
Sensor
Air intake manifold
DS-S3
Heater Plug
Lateral surface of
cylinder head
Heated to 800 in 8 s
EGR Valve
Rear end of air intake
manifold
Vacuum type
Fuel filter
Frame
Equipped with manual fuel delivery pump,
fuel-water separator, diesel heater (flow rate: 125
L/h), particle filterability of paper filter core: 15
μm100%, 3~5 μm 94.5%, replacement period of
filter core: every 25000 ~ 30000 km of driving
range
4. Specifications of Main Parts of Fuel Supply System
For the specifications of main parts of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine fuel supply system, see Table 2-5-5.
Table 2-5-5 Specifications of Main Parts of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine Fuel
Supply System
Note. 1 bar=105 Pa.
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Sequence
No.
Parts Code
Parts Name and
Specification
Installation
Position
Tightening Torque
Value (N·m)
1
1004303ED01
Connecting rod
bolt
Connecting rod
——connecting rod
cap
25 ± 3, rotation angle
90° ± 5°
2
1003700ED01
Bolt and washer
component of
cylinder head
Cylinder body
——cylinder head
gasket ——cylinder
head
50 ± 3, rotation angle
90°, rotating an
additional 120°
3
1021800ED01
Bolt and washer
component of
camshaft timing
pulley
Camshaft pulley
——camshaft
110±5
4
1005011ED01
Flywheel bolt
Flywheel
——camshaft
75±5
5
1002116ED01
Main bearing cap
bolt
Cylinder body
——main bearing
cap
40 ± 3, rotation angle
90°, rotating an
additional 90°
6
1021014 ED01
Bolt of crankshaft
timing pulley
Crankshaft timing
pulley
——crankshaft
185~195
7
Q1840820F32
Hexagonal flange
face bolt
Damping pulley of
crankshaft
——crankshaft
23±3
8
1009106ED01A
Fuel drain bolt (hex
Fuel pan assembly
40±5
Section VI Maintenance Standard for Engine
The normal operation of engine usually means: the consumption rates of fuel and lubricating oil conform with the design specifications, and the engine is capable of producing its designed power and running smoothly without abnormal noise. Any abnormal phenomenon has a relation with the fitting condition of the kinematic pair of engine. There are strict technical requirements for the assembly of kinematic pairs of engine; the geometric shape, fit clearance, surface roughness and cleanliness of parts should conform with the requirements. When the matching parts are installed, certain precisions should be applied, and the fit clearances are especially important. If the clearance is too small, the engine can not run smoothly, which accompanied with friction increasing, overheat, galling, even blockage if serious; if the clearance is too big, it may create impact and noise shortly after the parts are used, and result in difficulty in forming lubricating oil film, thus decreases the service life of parts. For the diesel engine that is put into service after strict assembly and running-in, its service life lies on proper maintenance.
1. Tightening Torque of Main Fasteners of Engine
For the tightening torque of main fasteners of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-6-1.
Table 2-6-1 Tightening Torque of Main Fasteners of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel
Engine
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Sequence
No.
Parts Code
Parts Name and
Specification
Installation
Position
Tightening Torque
Value (N·m)
head screw plug)
9
101701lED01
Filter pipe
connector
Cylinder body
——filter
50~60
10
3611070ED01
Coolant
temperature
sensor (water
temperature
sensor)
Cylinder head
18~22
11
1021031 ED01
Fastening bolt of timing idle wheel
Timing idle wheel
——oil pump
43±4
12
1002800ED01
Oil pressure alarm
Upper cylinder body
13~17
13
1021032 ED01
Fastening
combination bolt of
timing tension
pulley
Timing tension
pulley ——cylinder
head
22~26
14
3701014 ED01
Fastening bolt of
accessory idle
wheel
Oil pump ——timing
hood
22~26
15
3701016 ED01
Fastening bolt of
accessory tension
pulley
Compressor support
53~57
16
3770100ED01
Heater plug
assembly
Cylinder head
9~12
17
Q33014T13F2
All-metal
hexagonal
flange-face locknut
(M14X1.5)
High pressure oil
pump pulley
——high pressure
fuel pump
65±3
18
1118013 ED01
1118013 ED01B
Fuel intake bolt of
turbocharger
Fuel intake pipe
——turbocharger
Fuel intake pipe
——cylinder block
22±3
19
Q618B02F32
Hex head tapered screw plug (water
drain screw plug)
Upper cylinder body
25±3
20
Q32008F32
Hexagonal flange
face nut
Exhaust manifold
——cylinder head
30±3
For the tightening torque standards for general fasteners of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-6-2.
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Sequence
No.
Fastener
Specification
Torque
Limit
(N·m)
Remarks
Sequence
No.
Fastener
Specification
Torque
Limit
(N·m)
Remarks
1
M6 x1
9±3
Performance
grade 8.8,
please refer to
QCT
518-1999
4
M10 x1
45±3
Performance
grade 8.8,
please refer to
QCT
518-1999
2
M8 x1
25±3
5
M10 x1.25
45±3
3
M8 x1.25
23±3
6
M12 x1.75
95±10
Sequence
No.
Name of Fit Clearance of Parts
Fit Clearance Value (mm)
Remarks
1
Camshaft axial clearance
0.060~0.115
See Page 153, 210,
220, 230, 293
2
Crankshaft axial clearance
0.10~0.28
See Page 131, 165,
275, 288
3
Side clearance between piston ring
and piston ring groove
0.055 ~ 0.100 (the first compression ring)
0.035 ~ 0.080 (the second compression ring)
0.030 ~ 0.070 (oil ring component)
See Page 147, 150,
257
4
Opening clearance of piston ring
0.20 ~ 0.40 (the first compression ring)
0.65~0.85 (the second compression ring)
0.25 ~ 0.50 (oil ring component)
See Page 146, 150,
257
5
Clearance between big end of
connecting rod and crankshaft crank
0.22~0.37
See Page 151, 258,
276, 290
6
Piston cylinder clearance
0.07~0.09
See Page 150, 258,
276, 290
7
Clearance between piston pin and
piston pin hole
0.005~0.012
See Page 147, 149
8
Clearance between piston pin and
connecting rod small end hole
0.010~0.024
See Page 147, 149
Table 2-6-2 Tightening Torque Standards for General Fasteners of GW4D20/GW4D20B
Turbocharged Diesel Engine
2. Fit Clearance of Main Parts of Engine
For the fit clearances of main parts of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-6-3.
Table 2-6-3 Fit Clearances of Main Parts of GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine.
For the matching selection by group for the main shaft bearing shell of the turbocharged diesel engine GW4D20/GW4D20B , see Table 2-6-4.
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Color of Main Bearing Shell
Main bearing journal of crankshaft
1 2 3
φ60.015~φ60.020
φ60.009~φ60.014
φ60.002~φ60.008
Main
Bearing
Aperture
of
Cylinder
Body
1
φ64.000~φ64.006
Yellow
Thickness of
shell: 1.976
~ 1.980
Clearance:
0.020 ~
0.040
Yellow
Thickness of
shell: 1.976
~ 1.980
Clearance:
0.026 ~
0.046
N/A
Thickness of
shell: 1.980 ~
1.984
Clearance:
0.024 ~
0.044
2
φ64.007~φ64.012
Yellow
Thickness of
shell: 1.976
~ 1.980
Clearance:
0.026 ~
0.046
N/A
Thickness of
shell: 1.980
~ 1.984
Clearance:
0.024 ~
0.044
Blue
Thickness of
shell: 1.984 ~
1.988
Clearance:
0.022 ~
0.042
3
φ64.013~φ64.018
N/A
Thickness of
shell: 1.980
~ 1.984
Clearance:
0.024 ~
0.044
Blue
Thickness of
shell: 1.984
~ 1.988
Clearance:
0.022 ~
0.042
Blue
Thickness of
shell:
1.984~1.988 Clearance:
0.022 ~
0.042
Group No. of Main Bearing
Hole of Cylinder Body (1, 2, 3)
Group No. of Main Crankshaft
Journal (1, 2, 3)
Main shaft bearing shell color
code (number)
Fit Clearance
=1-3
Yellow (1)
0.020~0.046 mm
=4
None (2)
0.024~0.044 mm
=5-6
Blue (3)
0.022~0.048 mm
Table 2-6-4 Matching Selection by Group for the Main Shaft Bearing Shell of the Turbocharged
Diesel Engine GW4D20/GW4D20B Unit: mm
For the matching selection for the main shaft bearing shell of the turbocharged diesel engine GW4D20/GW4D20B, see Table 2-6-5.
Table 2-6-5 Matching selection for the Main Shaft Bearing Shell of the Turbocharged Diesel
Engine GW4D20/GW4D20B
For the matching selection by group of cylinder Bores and pistons, see table 2-6-6.
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cylinder Bore
Dimension (φ)
Mark
Piston Dimension by Group
Mark
Fit Clearance
83.09~83.10 mm
1
83.1
0.081
0.090
 
-0.090mm
1
0.071~0.090 mm
83.10~83.11 mm
2
83.1
0.071
0.080
 
-0.090mm
2
0.071~0.090 mm
83.11~83.12 mm
3
83.1
0.061
0.070
 
-0.090mm
3
0.071~0.090 mm
Sequence
No.
Position for Daubing or Injecting
Lubrication Oil on Assembly Parts
Remarks
1
Working surface of main bearing shell
See Page 133, 165, 274, 288
2
Main journal and oil hole
See Page 134, 165, 274, 288
3
Between crankshaft thrust plate and crank
arm thrust face
See Page 135, 165, 275, 289
4
Cylinder bore wall
See Page 135, 150, 166, 257, 276, 289
5
Internal surface of connecting rod bearing
shell and surface of crankshaft crank pin
See Page 136, 150, 166, 257, 276, 289
6
Surface of piston pin hole, piston ring groove,
piston pin surface, connecting rod small end
hole
See Page 136, 149, 257, 276, 290
7
Internal surface of bearing hole of the
intake/exhaust camshaft of cylinder head,
surface of camshaft journal
See Page 107, 117, 139, 203, 210, 220,
230, 259, 279
8
Camshaft
See Page 107, 117, 139, 203, 210, 220,
230, 259, 279
9
Mounting hole of hydraulic tappet, and the
surface of tappet
See Page 106, 127, 139, 152, 210, 229,
279, 259, 293
10
Valve guide hole and valve stem
See Page 105, 127, 219
11
Oil pump shaft and outer and inner rotors
See Page 137, 245, 336
12
Oil seal lip
See Page 135, 158, 166, 245, 336
Table 2-6-6 Matching Selection by Group of Cylinder Bores and Pistons
For positions for daubing or injecting lubricating oil on assembly parts of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-6-7.
Table 2-6-7 Positions for Daubing or Injecting Lubricating oil on Engine Assembly Parts
(Mobil Oil Corp., API CI-4 Plus diesel engine oil)
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Sequence
No.
Position for Coating Sealant
Name of the Coated
Sealant
Specification and Model
1
Joint surface between oil pump
and cylinder body/fuel pan
Silicon rubber flat
sealant
LOCTITE 587 flat sealant
2
Joint surface between fuel pan
and lower cylinder body
Silicon rubber flat
sealant
LOCTITE 587 flat sealant
3
Joint surface between upper
fuel pan and lower fuel pan
Silicon rubber flat
sealant
LOCTITE 587 flat sealant
4
Joint surface between upper
cylinder body and lower
cylinder body
Anaerobic flat sealant
LOCTITE 510 anaerobic flat
sealant
5
Joint surface between cylinder
head and camshaft bearing
cap
Anaerobic flag
sealant
LOCTITE 510 anaerobic flat
sealant
6
Threaded section of water
drain screw plug
Anaerobic thread
fixing sealant
LOCTITE 243 thread fixative
7
Threaded section of oil
pressure alarm assembly
Anaerobic thread
fixing sealant
LOCTITE 243 thread fixative
8
Threaded section of water
temperature sensor
Anaerobic thread
fixing sealant
LOCTITE 243 thread fixative
9
Water outlet pipe component,
heater water return pipe
connector, and all pipe
connectors on cylinder body
Anaerobic fixative for
cylindrical parts
TONSAN 1608 sealing fixative
for bowl-shaped plugs
10
bowl-shaped plugs on cylinder
body and cylinder head
Anaerobic fixative for
cylindrical parts
TONSAN 1608 sealing fixative
for bowl-shaped plugs
Item
Capacity
Recommended Lubricating oil Grades
Total Engine Oil
Amount
Replace Oil Filter
Replace the
Compete Machine
Oil
6.0 L
Refill 0.5 L
5.0 L
Mobil Oil Corp., API CI-4 Plus diesel engine oil (choose
according to the ambient temperature)
Table 2-6-8 Position for Coating Sealant on Engine Assembly Parts
For the oil filling capacity of GW4D20/GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, see Table 2-6-9.
Table 2-6-9 Lubricating oil Capacity of Engine
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Vehicle Traveling
Distance (km)
Vehicle Load
Rotation Speed of Diesel Engine (r/min)
0~300
No-load
Not over 50% the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
301~1000
Not over 50% of the rated
load
Not over 50% the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
1001~1500
Not over 50% of the rated
load
Not over 75% of the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
1501~2500
Full load
Not over the rated Max. rotation speed of diesel
engine
Section VII Running-in of Engine
The new diesel engine or diesel engine just overhauled (including replacements of the piston, piston ring or main bearing shell, connecting rod bearing shell) should go through a running-in period during which the engine should start from a low load to a high load gradually before normal use, and the initial check, adjustment and maintenance should be carried out during the running-in. Try to make all kinematic pairs run-in well and prevent abnormal wear and damage. The experiences have testified that the service life, working reliability and economical efficiency of the diesel engine, to a large extent, lie on the running-in condition of the diesel engine in the initial stage of use.
1. Preparation Before Running-in
1.1 Operators should read the Use and Maintenance Manual for GW4D20/GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine carefully to be familiar with the structure, performance, operation and maintenance
methods of the engine.
1.2 Clear up the external surface of diesel engine.
1.3 Check the oil level, and refill oil to the specified oil level if the oil is not enough.
1.4 Check and refill fuel (vehicle diesel), coolant (anti-freezing, anti-rust liquid).
1.5 Check the electrolyte level of the storage battery, and refill to the specified level if the electrolyte is not sufficient.
1.6 Check if the timing belt is installed properly and if the timing mark is correct.
1.7 Check if the electric line, ECU and harness assembly are correctly and securely connected.
1.8 Set the operating handle of gear box to Neutral.
2. Running-in
Before engaged in work with normal load, the new diesel engine should run-in on the vehicle for 2500 km according to the running-in specification, see Table 2-7-1) or on the test rack for 50 h according to the running-in specification.
The diesel engine whose piston, piston ring, main bearing shell, connecting rod bearing shell, etc. have been replaced during the overhaul should run-in on the vehicle for 500 km (according to Table 2-7-2) or on the test rack for 10 h according to the running-in specification.
During the running-in period, you can carry out further inspection for the assembly quality of all engine parts and implement adjustment when necessary.
Table 2-7-1 Specification for New Diesel Engine’s Running-in on Vehicle
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Vehicle Traveling
Distance (km)
Vehicle Load
Rotation Speed of Diesel Engine (r/min)
0~100
No-load
Not over 50% of the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
101~250
Not over 50% of the rated
load
Not over 50% of the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
251~450
Not over 75% of the rated
load
Not over 75% of the rated rotation speed of the
corresponding diesel engine
451~500
Full load
Not over the rated Max. rotation speed of diesel
engine.
Table 2-7-2 Specification for Diesel Engine’s Running-in on Vehicle (for the main parts replaced
during the overhaul)
3. Precautions for Running-in
3.1 You should observe, listen to the working condition of all systems of the diesel engine: check if there is any oil, water, gas, or electric leakage; if the oil pressure, coolant temperature are normal; if the rotation speed is steady; if the exhaust gas has a normal color; check the operation condition of turbocharger, and make sure the rotor rotate flexibly, without block, clearance, etc. Any detected fault or abnormal phenomena should be eliminated at first, and then proceed with running-in.
3.2 During running-in period, the vehicle should be driven at first or second level of road surface, it should not be driving on road surface in bad condition, full speed and overspeed driving are absolutely not permitted.
3.3 The max. allowed rotation speed of diesel engine during running-in period is 3000r/min.
4. Technical Maintenance After Running-in
A thorough inspection, clean-up and adjustment should be carried out after the completion of running-in of the diesel engine, so as to eliminate the metal powder deposited in the lubricating oil and adjust the improper clearance, the main contents are as follows:
4.1 After driving the vehicle for the first 2500 km (including the running-in period), discharge the engine oil in the lubrication system and replace the oil filter, and replace the engine oil in accordance with specified grades.
4.2 Check the fastening conditions of bolts, nuts of all parts; check the connection conditions of all electrical connectors.
Attention: The diesel engine can only be put into service after running-in and maintenance
according to technical requirements. Or else it may shorten the service life of the diesel engine.
5. Precautions for Usage of New Vehicles
Driving a new vehicle in accordance with the following rules will not only elongate the service life of the vehicle, but also reduce the diesel consumption.
5.1 Keep a normal coolant temperature (80 ~ 90 ; the temperature can be 105 when a pressure water tank is used) and a normal oil pressure (≥ 0.4 MPa).
5.2 Keep the vehicle at a normal driving speed and prevent high speed driving.
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5.3 In the first 300 km of driving range, sudden stop should be avoided.
5.4 When the gear box is set at the high-speed gear, you should not drive the vehicle at a low speed.
5.5 Do not drive the vehicle at the high-speed gear or low-speed gear for a long time, you should shift gears according to the driving condition at the right time.
5.6 When the driving range of a new vehicle reaches to 2500 km, besides daily maintenance, technical maintenance should also be carried out according to the requirements of first-grade technical maintenance; the engine oil and the oil filter should be replaced at the same time.
Section VIII Technical Maintenance for Engine
During the service of engines, due to wear of the parts, looseness of tightening parts, looseness of the electrical connectors, change of clearance, oil deterioration, etc., the technical conditions of diesel engine will degrade, a variety of abnormal phenomena such as hard starting, power loss, increase of oil consumption will result, and even the engine can not operate normally. It is important to clean, check, lubricate and adjust the various parts of the engine regularly and change some of the parts according to the engine’s technical status and operating time or driving distance.
Attention: with the purpose of keeping a good technical condition, preventing or reducing malfunctions and extending the service life of the engine, the technical maintenance must be carried out seriously according to the specification.
1. Technical Maintenance Cycle
Various kinds of required regular maintenance operation are divided into 4 levels according to the degrading degree of the parts of diesel engine:
1.1 Daily technical maintenance: usually at the end of each 8~10 h work shift.
1.2 First level technical maintenance: after the diesel engine operating time adds up to 100 h or the vehicle driving distance adds up to 4000~5000 km.
1.3 Second level technical maintenance: after the diesel engine operating time adds up to 250 h or the vehicle driving distance adds up to 10000 ~ 12500 km.
1.4 Third level technical maintenance: after the diesel engine operating time adds up to 1000 h or the
vehicle driving distance adds up to 50000 ~ 100000 km, or upon user’s own decision in accordance with
the working condition of diesel engine. For the maintenance cycle of the GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine, please refer to
Table 2-8-1. According to technical maintenance requirements, the maintenance may be carried out in the procedure
of filling, cleaning, washing, adjusting, lubricating, repairing or replacing after check-up.
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Maintenance
cycle
Maintenance Items
Daily
technical
maintenance
First level
maintenance
Second level maintenance
Third level
maintenance
Remarks
4000
5000 km
4000
12,500 km
4000 ~ 100,000
km
Diesel engine oil
Check the oil level
(recommended to check it
per 500 ~ 1000 km)
Replace the oil (normally per 8000
~ 10000 km)
Oil filter
Replace the oil filter (normally per
8000~10000km)
Fuel (diesel) filter
Replace the diesel filter (normally
per 20000 ~ 25000 km for
GW4D20 turbocharged diesel
engine)
Replace the diesel filter(normally
per 8000 ~ 10000 km for
GW4D20B turbocharged diesel
engine)
coolant
Check the fluid level
Air cleaner
clean
Normally, replace the filter core per
30000 km.
Parts and various
electrical connectors loosed and
damaged
Check, tighten, repair
Working condition
of diesel engine
Check if it operates normally
Four leakages
Check and remove oil leakage, water leakage, air leakage and
electricity leakage.
Appearance of
diesel engine
Keep clean
Belt of generator Inspect, adjust, replace
Connecting parts
of fuel pipes
loosed and
damaged
Check,
tighten,
repair
Radiator
clean
Connection of
turbocharger
Check, maintain
Fuel injector
Check or replace it when
malfunction displays
To check it in a professional service station
Timing driving
belt
Check the appearance of
driving belt
Replace the belt
(normally per
80000 ~ 100000
To repair it in a professional service station
Table 2-8-1 Maintenance Cycle for GW4D20GW4D20B Turbocharged Diesel Engine
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km)
Tension pulley,
accessory wedge
idle wheel and
flat idle wheel
Check,
maintain
when replacing the
belt, replace the
tension pulley subassembly,
accessory wedge
idle wheel and flat
idle wheel
depending on the
their conditions
Replace the
tension pulley
after changing
the belt twice
Water pump
Check the water leakage of
overflow
Electrical
appliance
Check wiring, engine and starter
Crankcase vent
system (including
intake pipeline)
Check, wash
Maintenance
cycle
Maintenance Items
Daily
technical
maintenance
First level
maintenance
Second level
maintenance
Third level
maintenance
Remarks
4000 5000 km
10000
12500 km
50000 100000
km
Washing the
cooling system
Wash the cooling
system
Washing the
engine
Wash the carbon
deposit, oil stains,
incrustation, oil
duct, oil pipe.
Piston ring
Inspect for wear
Depending on
the working condition of
engine
Cylinder inner
wall
Inspect for wear
Connecting rod
bearing shell
Inspect for wear
Main shaft
bearing shell
Inspect for wear
Camshaft timing
driving gear
Inspect for wear
Thrust plate
Inspect for wear
Intake/exhaust
valve
Inspect for wear
Note: When the vehicle travels in a severe condition, traveling distance and time for replacing the oil filter are: per 5000 km or per 100 h.
If the diesel used contains impurities, the cycle for replacing the fuel filter should be shortened. If the fuel filter is blocked by impurities, the fuel filter should be replaced in time.
(continued)
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Fig. 2-8-1 Checking the coolant levelfor
reference only
2. Technical Maintenance Contents
In order to ensure the engine operates properly, technical maintenance should be carried out in the following procedure:
2.1 Daily technical maintenance
(1) Inspect for the diesel fuel, coolant and oil level (see Fig. 2-8-2), and add oil in accordance with technical requirements if necessary.
Attention: correct inspection for various fluid levels can only be carried out when the diesel engine is stopped.
Fig. 2-8-2 Choosing fuel (vehicle diesel) in
accordance with the ambient temperature
Diesel specification: use the diesel which complies with CBl9147-2009 provision, for south areas in winter (warm zone) ——10# or 20#, for north areas (cold zone) ——35#.
For the areas with environment requirements, use the diesel complying with environmental regulations.
Choose fuel in accordance with the season and local temperature. See Fig. 2-8-2.
Attention: Never fill the fuel tank when the diesel engine is running. If the vehicle is running in the hot climate, the fuel tank should not be fully filled, or else the fuel will overflow due to fuel extension; wipe the fuel as soon as it overflows.
Inspect, add coolant. Inspect the oil level.
Fig. 2-8-3 Checking the battery electrolyte
level
(2) Remove ash and electrolyte spilled on the battery to make sure the vent hole unblocked. In normal conditions, the battery almost needs no maintenance, but it needs to be inspected regularly in high temperature conditions. The fluid level should be between the Min. and Max. marks on the side surface. The storage battery should be filled with distilled water when the electrolyte is not enough.
Caution: Never fill the battery with additional fluid and other impure water optionally, or else it will cause insufficient charging and affect usage. If the fluid level drops fast, the storage battery should be sent to the service station for repair.
Warning: the electrolyte is corrosive and must not be splashed in eyes, on skin and clothes; clean it with fresh water immediately if it is splashed on above mentioned places.
Fluid reservoir
GB 19147-2009 vehicle diesel
——– 35#
————20#
——– 10#
——0#
Ambient temperature for diesel engine operation
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Fig. 2-8-4 Checking the connection between
the turbocharger and the diesel engine
Fig. 2-8-5 Measuring the electrolyte specific
gravity
Fig. 2-8-6 Measuring the battery voltage
(3) Check if there is oil, water, air or electricity leakage, remove them if the ―four leakages‖ are found.
(4) Check if various accessory devices are fastened. (5) After starting the engine, listen if the engine is running
properly, and check the working conditions of instruments, they should be fixed or replaced if damaged.
(6) Keep the diesel engine clean, especially pay attention to that there should be no oil stains on the electrical equipment and no foreign material on the radiator of water tank.
(7) inspect and tighten the connection between the turbocharger and diesel engine (see Fig. 2-8-4), remove the malfunctions such as oil leakage, air leakage and so on, and keep the surface of turbocharger clean.
Caution: If the diesel engine works in a dusty condition, the air cleaner should be cleaned everyday to ensure a good working condition for the air cleaner.
2.2 First class technical maintenance
On the basis of fulfilling daily maintenance content, the following maintenance content should be added after the diesel runs for 100h or the vehicle travels for 4000~5000km:
(1) Check the battery electrolyte specific gravity (see Fig. 2-8-5) or battery voltage (see Fig. 2-8-6).
(2) Check the appearances (wear conditions) of timing belt and generator belt.
(3) clean the air cleaner, (4) Check if diesel engine is fastened.
2.3 Second Level Technical Maintenance
It includes the first level technical maintenance contents. The following maintenance contents should be added after the diesel engine runs for 250 h or the vehicle travels for 10000 ~ 12500 km(for new engines or the second level maintenance for the first time after overhauling in the third level maintenance, the maintenance time should be advanced to 100 h or 4000 ~ 5000 km).
(1) Replace the engine oil. (2) Replace filter cores of the fuel filter, oil filter and air
cleaner. (3) Inspect the dripping condition of the water pump
overflow, replace the water pump if serious dripping is found.
(4) Inspect if the connectors of the electrical equipment
turbocharger
Rubber ball
Rubber pipe
Gravimeter Glass tube
Storage battery
Electrolyte
Voltmeter
Electric resistance
Discharge tongs
contact pin
Storage
battery
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and wirings are firmly connected, replace them if any blowout found.
(5) Wash the incrustation in the pipe of cooling system and radiator.
(6) Wash the vent system of crankcase.
Fig. 2-8-7 Checking the cylinder head gasket
Fig. 2-8-8 Checking the air intake manifold
pipe gasket
Fig. 2-8-9 Checking the exhaust manifold
pipe gasket
2.4 Third Level Technical Maintenance
Under the normal circumstance, in addition to the second level technical maintenance, replace the timing belt, inspect the transitional wheel and tension wheel and clean the cooling system of the complete machine after the diesel engine runs for 1000 h or the vehicle travels for 50000 ~ 100000 km (normally per 80000 km).According to the operating condition of the diesel engine, the following maintenance items should be carried out if necessary:
(1) Unpick and wash the diesel engine, remove carbon deposit, oil dirt and incrustation, and wash all lubricating oil pipes and oil tubes.
(2) Check the wear conditions of the valves, hydraulic adjuster and contact face of rocker arm, repair or replace them if necessary.
(3) Check the wear conditions of the piston ring, cylinder, connecting rod small end bushing and connecting rod bearing shell, replace them if necessary.
(4) Check the wear conditions of the main shaft bearing shell and thrust plate.
(5) Check the cam driving mechanism, the sealing condition of the camshaft front oil seal and the axial clearance of camshaft, and the transitional wheel subassembly and tension wheel subassembly.
(6) Check the wear condition of the intake/exhaust valves and their valve seats, repair and grind the parts, and check leakage of the parts, replace them if necessary.
(7) Check the oil pump, overhaul or measure the vulnerable parts, and adjust them.
(8) Check the cylinder head gasket and intake/exhaust manifold pipe gasket (see Fig. 2-8-7, Fig. 2-8-8 and Fig. 2-8-9), the damaged or faulty gasket should be replaced.
(9) Check the generator and starter (see Fig. 2-8-10), wash various parts and bearings, fill them with new grease after they are dried, check the wear condition of the starter gear and check if the driving device is flexible.
2.5 Seasonal Technical Maintenance
(1) It is recommended to replace the antifreeze/antirust fluid in the diesel engine cooling system as the winter is coming, see Fig. 2-8-11.
Cylinder head
gasket
Cylinder body
Cylinder head
Mounting assembly
Air intake manifold
pipe gasket
Air intake
manifold pipe
Cylinder head
Mounting assembly
Air intake
manifold
pipe gasket
Air intake
manifold pipe
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Fig. 2-8-10 Checking the generator and
starter
(2) In winter, a suitable fuel (vehicle diesel) grade should be chosen according to the ambient temperature.
(3) In winter, the lubricating oil for winter use in the lubricating system should be used.
(4) The concentration of battery electrolyte should be changed in accordance with the season.
3. Technical Maintenance for Air cleaner
The function of air cleaner is to filter the dust and other impurities in the air so as to avoid abrasion wear on the cylinder hole, piston ring, valve and valve seat. Therefore, the air cleaner should have a high efficiency. The GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines are not allowed to operate without an air cleaner, because this will easily damage the airflow sensor. The diesel engine cannot operate properly when the airflow sensor is damaged.
The GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines may be mounted with the oil bath air cleaners which are equipped with inertial steel wool filter cores or the paper filter core air cleaners. The diesel engine for vehicle isn't equipped with the air cleaner when delivery, it will be equipped by the vehicle manufacturer, and the airflow of the selected air cleaner should be no less than 450 m3/h.
Fig. 2-8-11 Seasonal technical maintenance
for diesel engine
It is very important to maintain the air cleaner on schedule, if you don’t do this, the air cleaner will be blocked by dust and the air intake resistance will be increased, which will cause smoking when the diesel engine is operating, power decrease and early wear of the engine. The user is required to maintain the air cleaner regularly in strict accordance with the vehicle application and maintenance instruction.
3.1 Maintenance for Oil Bath Air Cleaner
Generally, a diesel engine vehicle which is equipped with the inertial steel wool filter core air cleaner should be washed per 4000 ~ 5000 km of traveling distance, and the distance may be changed upon the density of dust in the environment. Take out the steel wool and put it in the degreaser or parts cleaner to wash it, dry it by using compressed air after washing. Meanwhile, clean the oil bath of air cleaner, fill a proper amount of new oil in the oil bath.
Attention: Use professional greaser or parts cleaner
but not petrol when washing the parts,.
3.2 Maintenance for Paper Core Air Cleaner
Generally, for the vehicle equipped with a diesel engine, the dust in the housing of air cleaner should be removed
Generator
Generator
oil
Anti-freeze/an ti-rust fluid
Storage battery
diesel
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Fig. 2-8-12 Air cleaner (for reference only)
Fig. 2-8-13 Cleaning the air cleaner filter
core
and the filter core should be cleaned per 4000 ~ 5000 km of traveling distance.
(1) Cleaning of the air cleaner housing and cover: Wipe away the dust inside the housing, on the cover and on the surface of air cleaner when maintaining and replacing the filter core of air cleaner.
(2) Cleaning of the filter core: when the filter core is polluted by dust and is in a dry condition, the compressed air may be used to clean the dust. Blow the filter core from the inner side to remove the dust by use of the compressed air. The pressure of the compressed air should be less than 490 kPa.
Caution: Do not blow the filter core from the outer side, or else the dust will enter the inner side of filter core (clean face).
The filter core should be replaced with a new one in following cases.
——The filter core is polluted by carbon deposit or grease.
——The filter core is seriously contaminated and the contamination is hard to remove.
——The filter core is deformed and damaged.
Caution: (1) The paper filter core is not allowed to be washed with
oil or fresh water, or else the filter core will be easily contaminated by dust, and this will cause insufficient air intake; as a result, power loss and black smoke in exhaust may result.
(2) The tightness at the joint between the air intake pipe and the air cleaner must be checked regularly, the packing and the connecting pieces for tightening should be replaced if a leakage is found to avoid abnormal wear of the diesel engine.
4. Technical Maintenance for Oil Supply System
4.1. Technical Maintenance for Fuel Filter
The function of fuel filter is to filter the impurities in diesel so as to prevent precision accessories in oil supply system from wear.
Air cleaner cover
Filter core
Air cleaner housing
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Fig. 2-8-14 Integral fuel filter
(for matching with Delphi electronic fuel
injection system)
Fig. 2-8-15 Rotary fuel filter
(for Bosch electronic fuel injection system)
Figure 2-8-16 Water level alarm lamp of
fuel-water separator
The fuel filter is mounted on the low pressure fuel circuit. The diesel enters the filter and the mechanical impurities are eliminated by the filter core. The filtered diesel enters the fuel delivery pump of high pressure fuel pump via the fuel outlet pipe.
The GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines adopt integral fuel filters (see 2-8-14) and rotary fuel filters ( see Fig. 2-8-15) respectively, these filters are used for DELPHI and BOSCH electric fuel injection systems respectively. Normally, the fuel filter which is used for the DELPHI electronic fuel injection system should be replaced after the engine runs for 500 h or the vehicle travels 20000 ~ 25000 km, while the filter used for the BOSCH electronic fuel injection system should be replaced after the engine runs for 200 h or the vehicle travels 8000 ~ 10000 km.
If poor quality diesel is used in the diesel engine or fuel is contaminated by impurities, it is recommended that the time to replace the filter core should be advanced, because the filter will be blocked soon.
After the integral fuel filter has been replaced, press the hand fuel pump mounted on the chassis to remove the air in the fuel circuit.
After the rotary fuel filter has been replaced, press the manual fuel delivery pump to remove the air in the fuel circuit.
Caution: (1) The fuel filter is disposable and is not allowed to be
reused. (2) The fuel filter should be replaced regularly in
accordance with the technical maintenance requirements.
4.2 Drain of Fuel Supply System
Take the diesel engine for vehicle as an example. When the water level in the fuel-water separator reaches
the hazard level, the alarm lamp of fuel water separator will light up (on the instrument panel, as shown in Fig. 2-8-16).
Attention: When the diesel engine is running, the lighting of the water level alarm lamp means that the water in the fuel-water separator needs to be drained out.
Method to drain the fuel filter: (1) Park the vehicle in a safe and flat location. (2) Open the engine hood, place the container (volume:
Cleaning of the air cleaner filter core
Fuel outlet
Fuel return
port
Fuel inlet
Drain screw plug
Water leakage
sensor
Hand fuel pump
Fuel return pipe connector
Fuel inlet pipe
Filter core of filter cartridge
Electric connector
Drain plug
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Fig. 2-8-17 Fuel filter
about 0.2 L) to the end of vinyl hose under the fuel-water separator drain plug.
(3) For the rotary fuel filteranticlockwise unscrew the drain plug (about 5 circles).Press the hand fuel pump about 10 times till the fuel filter is filled with fuel. For the integral fuel filter, anticlockwise unscrew the drain plug, press the hand fuel pump mounted on the chassis till the fuel filter is filled with fuel.
(4) After the water is drained, press the manual fuel delivery pump or the hand fuel pump several times.
(5) Start the engine, confirm the drain plug is tight and check if the indicator lamp of the fuel water separator is out.
Attention: If there is water need to be drained frequently, it means the fuel used is undesirable. If there is water in the fuel tank, it should be drained in the service station.
Figure 2-8-18 Selecting lubricating oil
(engine oil) in accordance with the ambient
temperature
Figure 2-8-19 Checking the oil level with an
oil dipstick
5. Technical Maintenance for Fuel Lubrication System
5.1 Selection of Lubricating Oil
Lubricating oil (engine oil, see Fig. 2-8-18) for the diesel engine lubrication system should be selected upon the ambient temperature.
Caution: different grades of oil should not be mixed.
5.2 Measuring of the Oil Level
Engine oil is a consumable which ensures the diesel engine to operate formally, therefore, the oil level should be checked regularly. For example, check the oil level when adding fuel or before a long journey.
The oil consumption depends on the driving condition, weather and traveling condition. The oil consumption rate may reach 1 L/1000 km, and the oil consumption rate of the new diesel engine may be higher.
When checking the oil level, make sure that the diesel engine has been preheated and the vehicle is parked on a flat floor, stop the engine and wait for 3 minutes. Then check the oil level.
Measure the oil level in the oil pan with the dipstick mounted on the left side of diesel engine (see Fig. 2-8-19), draw out the dipstick and wipe away the oil on the dipstick with a piece of cleaning cotton cloth, then insert it into the oil pan till to its end, draw it out again to check the oil level.
There are upper/lower scale marks on the dipstick to help to check the oil level (see Fig. 2-8-20), the oil level
Drain plug
Hand fuel
pump
Fuel return
pipe
connector
Fuel inlet pipe
Filter core of
filter cartridge
Electric
connector
tighten unscrew
It is recommended to use the APICI-4
or above diesel engine oil produced by
Mobil Oil Corp.
Ambient temperature for
operation of diesel engine
Engine oil
dipstick
assembly
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Figure 2-8-20 Checking the oil level with an
engine oil dipstick
should not be below the lower scale mark, because it will result in that the oil pump cannot pump up the oil. It is also not appropriate that the oil level is higher than the upper scale mark, because the crank of crankshaft will strike on the surface of oil, which will cause malfunctions such as oil consumption increase, exhaust deterioration, serious carbon deposit on the piston top and the combustion chamber walls, and piston ring stuck due to coking, etc. Therefore, in addition to the oil pressure, the oil level also should be checked with the dipstick before traveling and per 300 ~ 500 km of traveling distance.
Attention: In addition to checking the oil pressure,
the oil level also needs to be checked before traveling.
5.3 Replacement with New Oil
After the oil is used for a long time, there are not only impurities and dust, but also unburned fuel which makes the oil thinner. Some exhaust gas enters and brings anhydride which deteriorates the oil and then corrodes the parts; therefore, after the oil has been used for some time (e.g. after the vehicle traveling distance accumulates to 8000 ~ 10000 km), the oil should be overall replaced.
Method to replace the engine oil: (1) Place the diesel engine or park the vehicle in a flat
location. (2) Run the diesel engine, and stop it when the oil
temperature reaches 80 .
Fig. 2-8-21 Screwing the oil drain screw plug
and draining out the engine oil
(3) Place an oil collection pan under the engine, unscrew the oil drain screw plug (see Fig. 2-8-12), drain out the oil in the oil pan.
Warning: Take care of hot oil so as to avoid burning, and dispose the used oil properly to protect the environment.
(4) Place a new sealing ring, screw the oil drain screw plug and tighten it according to requirements, add new engine oil and check the oil level with the dipstick.
Tightening torque for oil drain screw plug
40 N·m ± 5 N·m
If a large number of impurities deposit in the oil pan, the lubrication system should be washed with 5# and 7# machinery oil (light spindle oil) when the new engine is running in, petrol or kerosene is not allowed.
When cleaning the inner side of diesel engine, fill the oil pan with 5# or 7# machinery oil, the oil level should be at the center of lower and upper scale marks on the
Engine oil dipstick
Upper scale mark
Lower scale mark
Engine oil dipstick guide
Oil
collection
Copper washer
Oil drain screw plug
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Fig. 2-8-22 Filling oil through the oil filler on
the valve shield
Fig. 2-8-23 Replacing the oil filter
dipstick; remove all oil injectors and rotate the crank of diesel engine for 2 ~ 3 minutes, then drain out the washing oil quickly.
Each time after replacing the oil, the diesel engine should operate without any load for a while to ensure the lubrication system and locations required to be lubricated can obtain adequate oil.
When filling oil through the oil filler on the valve shield (see Fig. 2-8-22), the oil filler should be cleaned to prevent from impurities and dust.
After the filling, close the filler cap.
Attention: The filled oil can flow into the oil pan only through the push rod hole on the cylinder cover and the hole on the tappet side of cylinder body, checking for the oil level can only be carried out 5 min later.
5.4. Technical Maintenance for Oil Filter
The oil filter should be replaced after the new vehicle travels for 2500 km; afterward, the oil and the oil filter assembly should be replaced at the same time per 8000 ~ 10000 km of traveling distance.
Method to replace the engine oil filter and precautions: (1) Place a container under the oil filter to collect the
lubricating oil overflown. (2) Use a special spanner to dismount the oil filter
assembly in the anticlockwise direction, see Fig. 2-8-24.
Oil filter spanner: 5-8840-0020-0.
(3) Check and clean the oil filter seat to ensure good fitting of the new oil filter.
(4) When mounting the oil filter, apply a thin layer of oil on the O-ring (see Fig. 2-8-25), screw the new oil filter assembly on the engine oil cooler seat by hand until a resistance is created, then use a spanner to tighten the oil filter for 3/4 ~ 1 circle in the clockwise direction.
APICI-4 lubricating oil from Mobil Oil Corp.
(5) Do not start the engine before there is enough lubricating oil in the oil pan.
(6) Start the diesel engine after the mounting, and check if the oil filter leaks. Then stop the diesel engine, check the lubricating oil level with a dipstick, add lubricating oil if necessary.
oil filler cap
oil filler cap sealing ring
Cylinder body
Oil filter
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Fig. 2-8-24 Removing and reinstalling the oil
filter
Fig. 2-8-25 Installing the oil filter
Fig. 2-8-26 Low oil pressure indicator lamp
Caution: (1) The rotary oil filter is disposable and is not allowed to
be reused. (2) The oil filter should be replaced regularly in
accordance with the technical maintenance requirements.
Special attention should be paid to the rubber sealing ring when the oil filter is removed and reinstalled so as not to damage the sealing ring and cause leakage.
If the rubber sealing ring of oil filter is damaged, it should be replaced.
5.5 Low Oil Pressure Indicator Lamp
The low oil pressure indicator lamp of vehicle diesel engine (see Fig. 2-8-26) will light up when the ignition
switch is in the ―ON‖ position and go out after the diesel
engine is started, and it always be off while the diesel engine is running. If the indicator lamp flashes or keeps on, it means that the oil pressure is low or there is no oil pressure. In this case, the diesel engine may be seriously damaged and it must be repaired immediately.
Attention: The diesel engine running in the low engine oil pressure condition may cause serious mechanical damage.
(1) When the low oil pressure indicator lamp flashes or keeps on, park the vehicle in a safe place and stop the engine.
(2) Let the vehicle rest for several minutes. Open the engine hood and check the oil level.
(3) Add oil to make the oil level back to the upper scale mark on the dipstick if necessary.
(4) Start the diesel engine and observe the low oil temperature indicator lamp, stop the diesel engine if the lamp does not go out within 10 s. At this moment, the diesel engine has mechanical malfunctions and it should be repaired.
6. Technical Maintenance for Cooling System
6.1 When the diesel engine is running, there must be enough antifreeze and antirust fluid (coolant) to ensure the diesel engine can run properly. Check the coolant level every time before traveling, and replenish antifreeze and antirust fluid in time. See Fig. 2-8-27
If the coolant level in the fluid reservoir is at or lower than the lower limit (MIN) mark, add coolant and make the coolant level back to the upper limit (MAX) mark. Then close the fluid reservoir lid, and check if there is leakage. If the fluid reservoir is empty, it is required to check the level of the coolant in the radiator.
Special tool
Remove and reinstall
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Fig. 2-8-2 Checking the coolant levelfor
reference only
Warning: Opening the radiator cover when the diesel engine has not been cooled completely may cause spraying of coolant and cause serious scalding. The engine and the radiator must be cooled before the radiator cover is opened.
Fill coolant into the radiator (see Fig. 2-8-28): (1) Make sure that both the engine and the radiator are
cooled. (2) Press the radiator cover and rotate it in the
anticlockwise direction, the radiator cover can be removed.
Fig. 2-8-28 Radiator (for reference only)
Fig. 2-8-29 Checking the radiator fan
assembly
(3) The coolant level should reach the bottom of filler neck. If the coolant is not enough, add coolant.
(4) Add coolant slowly to avoid coolant overflowing. Remove all the overflown coolant if the coolant overflows.
(5) Close the radiator cover and tighten it.
6.2 Check the stopping or working conditions of the radiator at a low temperature ( lower than 90) and at a high temperature (higher than 90), send it for repair if any problem is found. See Fig. 2-8-29.
6.3 Generally, the service life of the long-acting antifreeze and antirust fluid is 1 ~ 2 years, the fluid should be replaced when expired. When replacing the antifreeze and antirust fluid, run the diesel engine for 5 minutes after adding new fluid to make the system fill with the new fluid; stop the diesel engine and check the fluid level, add fluid if not enough.
Attention:
(1) Unprocessed hard water such as tap water, mineral water is not allowed for use.
(2) Poor quality antifreeze and antirust fluid or mixture of different grades of antifreeze and antirust fluid is not allowed for use in order to prevent from corrosion.
(3) If the antifreeze and antirust fluid loses, firstly, check if the density of the antifreeze and antirust fluid increases; if it does not, the loss is caused by leakage, then eliminate the leakage and add the same grade of antifreeze and antirust fluid in; if it increases, the loss is caused by water evaporation, add distilled water in. After adding distilled water or concentrated solution in and mixing it evenly, check the density of the antifreeze and antirust fluid again until it reaches the value corresponding to the freezing point required. Send it to a professional service station for check and maintenance in time if users do not have required conditions.
Fluid
reservoir
Radiator
cover
Radiator
Water drain
plug
Fan assembly
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Replace the oil filter
A, B, C, D, E
Per 5000 km or per 6 months
(accumulative working time: 100 h)
Replace the air
cleaner filter core
E, F
Per 5000 km or per 6 months
(accumulative working time: 100 h)
7. Additional Maintenance in Severe Driving Conditions
If your vehicle is driven in one or more of the following conditions, the distance/time for replacing the engine oil, oil filter and air cleaner should be shortened. Maintenance for other parts is carried out in accordance with the maintenance items in the typical driving conditions.
Severe Conditions: A: The traveling distance is less than 8 km every time or less than 16 km at a temperature lower than the
freezing point. B: Drive the vehicle in a hot ( higher than 35 ) condition. C: The vehicle continuously travels at the idle speed or intermittently ( stop-and-go) travels for a long
time. D: The vehicle tows a trailer, or travels with luggage on the roof rack, or travels on a mountainous road. E: The vehicle travels on a muddy, dusty or frozen road. F: The vehicle travels more than 20000 km every year, or often travels at a high speed.
8. Technical Maintenance During Storage
If the storage period is less than 1 month, only technical maintenance is required to be carried out in accordance with the accumulative working time and traveling distance, special protection procedures are not required.
If the diesel engine has been stored for more than 1 months, special sealing storage technical maintenance must be carried out carefully.
9. Precautions in Technical Maintenance
(1) Users need to abide by the technical maintenance regulations and maintain the diesel engine according to the maintenance level, item and quality. Especially when the user is busy, the maintenance items are no allowed to be reduced and the maintenance cycle is not allowed to be prolonged.
(2) The third level maintenance should be carried out indoors in order to prevent from dust. (3) For some complex maintenances or adjustments with higher technology requirements, send them to
the professionals or Great Wall Baoding Combustion Engine Manufacturing Company.
Section IX Repair Process for Diesel Engine
1. Repair Process for Diesel Engine
The repair process is comprised of a series of steps, as shown in Fig. 2-9-1.
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Qualified (available) spare parts
Engine handover and
exterior cleaning
Removing
Assembly components
spare parts
Washing of spare parts
Identification of spare parts
Parts need to be repaired
Repair and check for spare
parts
Combination
Check and identification
before assembling
Assembling and testing
spare parts components
assembly
Engine assembly
Engine test run
Delivery handover
Scrapped parts
Waste
warehouse
Fig. 2-9-1 Steps of repair process for the engine
2. Engine Handover and Repair Class Identification
2.1 Engine handover for repair
Before sending for repair, the user needs to thoroughly identify the technical conditions of the engine (vehicle) according to the service condition, relative technical records (vehicle files, etc.) and results of inspection under the condition of non-removing parts so as to make sure whether the engine (vehicle) needs to be repaired,. When the vehicle is handed over, the owner and the staff from the service station work together to check the engine and to define the repair class. Information about the engine completeness and the general technical conditions should be filled in the handover sheet.
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Fig. 2-9-2 Removing the parts on the
cylinder
Fig. 2-9-3 Removing the electrical parts
Fig. 2-9-4 Washing the diesel engine
2.2 Engine repair class
The engine (vehicle) repair class is divided into overhaul, minor repair, maintenance and adjustment.
2.2.1 Overhaul The overhaul is the regular repair. During the overhaul,
thoroughly check the engine (vehicle), and repair or replace the parts which are overly worn. The performance of the engine which has gone through an overhaul should be equal or close to that of a new engine.
The overhaul should be carried out when the wear of the major parts reaches or is close to its limit; generally, you can make a repair plan according to the repair interval (e.g. the accumulative driving distance or the accumulative fuel consumption of the engine), but whether to repair depends on the technical condition determined according to inspection.
2.2.2 Minor repair The minor repair is balancing repair (or local repair),
mainly aiming to the components or parts which are easy to wear. In order to balance uneven wear between parts of the engine, one or two minor repairs between two overhauls can ensure the engine to work properly within an overhaul cycle.
The minor repair is also required to be carried out according to the repair interval (e.g. the accumulative driving distance or the accumulative fuel consumption of the engine). But whether to repair mainly depends on the engine's technical condition.
The minor repair mainly aims at troubleshooting the engine, local inspection, adjustment and repair, and replacing the wearing parts.
2.2.3 Maintenance The maintenance refers to replacing the worn parts in
order to remove the malfunctions and local damage caused during the use of engine. Different from the minor repair, the maintenance only aims at troubleshooting, keeping relevant parts or the assembly working properly, there is no need to recover the technical performance index of a certain part or the assembly.
2.2.4 Adjustment The adjustment refers to readjusting the worn or
disordered parts in order to remove malfunctions caused
during the use of engine. Generally, there isn’t much
removing work on the engine.
3. Exterior Washing for the Engine
After reception of the engine, move it to the location for
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exterior washing (in a cold season, first move it to a warm room for a day to melt the frozen fouling) and then wash it.
3.1 Drain out the lubricating oil (oil pan) and replace it with diesel to wash, then drain out the diesel.
3.2 Drain out the fuel and coolant.
3.3 Remove the electric devices such as the generator and starter, the parts of turbocharger and electric control system. See Fig. 2-9-2 and Fig. 2-9-3.
3.4 Wash the exterior of diesel engine. See Fig. 2-9-4.Spray pressured water with a hose to wash the engine exterior, to do this, use a centrifugal water pump or plunger water pump and a water gun; the pressure of water flow should be 147 ~ 216 kPa. This washing process has a high quality, high efficiency and low water consumption. It is recommended to recollect the washing water and reuse it for the purpose of environment protection and water conservation.
Fig. 2-10-1 Assembling according to
technical requirement
1. General Technical Requirements for Assembling
Assembling is to connect the engine parts in accordance with technical requirements, keep the parts in the correct positions and connecting relationship.
1.1 The spare parts assembled should be those manufactured according to the drawings and technical
conditions of GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines approved by our company, and their materials, metallurgical structures, performances, geometrical shapes, dimensions, positions, fitting, tightening torque, sealing, and reliability should comply with the requirements.
1.2 The spare parts assembled must be tested by the quality control department.
―Caution‖: The spare parts must be checked
seriously before assembled, do not assemble unqualified parts to avoid wasting time.
1.3 The parts must be washed and the edge or burr must be removed before the parts are assembled; the cleanness of the part should comply with relevant technical documents.
1.4 The assembling location, instruments, tooling and measuring apparatus should be cleaned; the staff getting
Repair the abnormal
parts immediately
Oil
Section X Technical Requirements for Engine Removal and
Reinstallation
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Fig. 2-10-2 Tightening sequence for the
fasteners
Fig. 2-10-3 Torque spanner
into the assembling location should be clean in order to maximally reduce impurities and dust brought into the location.
1.5 The assembling sequence should comply with the flow process and abide by the rule of ―from interior to
exterior‖ and ―from parts to assemblies‖(parts→
components→assemblies→complete machine).
1.6 In order to improve the assembling efficiency, parts should not be assembled on the assembling line if it can be assembled on the component.
1.7 Combination of the spare parts should strictly comply with relative technical documents. The combination of the spare parts which are classified by size or quality should strictly comply with provisions.
1.8 All parts subjected to static balance test and dynamic balance test should be balanced, or else they are not allowed to be installed.
1.9 Fasteners should be tightened in accordance with tightening specifications. The fastener tightened with plastic zone tightening angle process should not be reused to ensure reliable connection of the connectors. Generally, the tightening sequence should be from center to two ends and from interior to exterior; the parts should be tightened diagonally. The tightening torque for fasteners of diesel engine are listed in Table 2-6-1, Table 2-6-2, and the fastener should be tightened as the sequence showed in Fig. 2-10-2.In order to avoid missing tightening, important fasteners which have been tightened should be marked.
―Caution‖: Tightening torque for the fastener should strictly comply with relative specifications, and use the torque spanner strictly according to technical requirements (see Fig. 2-10-3).
Fig. 2-10-4 Applying a proper amount of
lubricating oil to fasteners
1.10 When assembling, fill or apply API CI-4 engine oil on the friction surfaces of dynamic matching parts (see Table 2-6-7)The thread engagement of fasteners should be lubricated with a proper amount of oil. See Fig. 2-10-4.
1.11 Water/air tight junction surfaces should be clean. Damage, oil dirt and dust which affect tightness are not allowed. Apply sealant in accordance with requirements (see Table 2-6-8). Apply a proper amount of lubricating oil to oil groove at the lip of oil seal assembly, and assemble it with guide tools. It is not allowed to damage the lip in order to ensure tightness.
1.12 The assembling position, sequence and matching of the parts should be correct; interference, missing assembling and wrong assembling are not allowed.
Indicating type torque spanner
Scale indicating type torque spanner
Lubricate it with engine oil.
Front end
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Fig. 2-10-5 Understanding the structure of
the diesel engine
Fig. 2-10-6 Using special tools
Fig. 2-10-7 Marking the parts with positional,
optional, directional and matching
requirements
1.13 The moving parts should be flexible without seizure and bumping.
1.14 The spare parts should be handled gently during assembling; bumping and scratching are not allowed. For the electric control sensor, actuator and fuel injector, dropping, pressing and wetting are not allowed.
2. General Technical Requirements for Removal
2.1 The removal is the first step for the repair work. The purpose is to check and repair damaged parts.
First, make clear the structures and characteristics of GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engines, and make clear the removing procedure and method to avoid damage of spare parts. See Fig. 2-10-5.
2.2 The removal should be carried out in a proper sequence. Generally, the rules for removal include from the complete machine to assemblies, from assemblies to components, from components to parts, from accessories to main parts and from exterior to interior.
―Caution‖: In order to remove correctly and
efficiently, it is necessary to make clear the structure of the GW4D20GW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine first.
2.3 For the parts whose technical conditions are normal and can be judged without removal, it is unnecessary to remove them. But for the parts whose technical conditions are hard to define without removal, it is necessary to remove them for further examination and repair.
2.4 Appropriate tools should be selected when the parts are removed in accordance with their structures. Fierce knock is not allowed to avoid damage and deformation of the parts. In order to improve efficiency, use special tools. See Fig. 2-10-6. When the bolts and nuts are removed, the proper sized fixed spanner should be selected, it is not recommended to use the adjustable spanner or randomly extend the torque for the spanner.
2.5 For the parts which have positional, optional and directional requirements such as main shaft bearing shells, valves, pistons and connecting rods, etc., in order to improve the assembling efficiency and ensure correct assembling, they should be marked on the non-working face in accordance with specific conditions.
2.6 The parts removed should not be left about or piled up, they should be classified and stored in accordance with their materials, sizes, shapes and precisions so as to avoid damage or missing and facilitate the next process.
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Tool and Instrument Name
Tool and Instrument
Code
Remarks
Crankshaft timing pulley puller
5-8840-2035-0
Crankshaft timing pulley installer
5-8522-0024-0 Valve spring compressor
9-8523-1423-0(J-29760)
See Page 106, 122, 127, 218
Valve oil seal remover
5-8840-0373-0
See Page 122, 219
Valve oil seal installer
5-8840-2033-0
See Page 106, 126, 219
Piston ring compressor
5-8840-9018-0
See Page 136,150,166,257,276,290
Tachometer
5-8840-2093-0
Valve guide replacer
5-8523-1212-0
Camshaft timing pulley puller
5-8840-0086-0
Rubber hardness tester
5-8840-0199-0
Compressed pressure gauge
5-8840-2008-0(J-27762)
Pressure gauge connector
5-8531-7002-0
Measuring device
5-8840-0145-0
Oil filter spanner
5-8840-0020-0
See Page 163, 168, 238, 239
Goniometer
5-8840-0266-0
Oil injector tester
5-8840-9016-0
Oil injector body remover
5-8840-2034-0
Bearing replacer
5-8840-2038-0
Radiator water inlet cover tester
5-8840-2036-0
See Page 48, 329, 330
Section XI Special Tools and Instruments for Repair
When adjusting, testing, maintaining, repairing, removing, assembling the diesel engine, you may use special tools, instruments and devices in order to conveniently and quickly remove and reinstall the spare parts, examine the spare parts and define malfunctions,. This will not only avoid damage, but also ensure service quality.
Table 2-11-1 Special tools and instruments for repair
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Tool and Instrument Name
Tool and Instrument
Code
Remarks
Oil filter spanner
5-8840-0253-0(J-22700)
See Page 47, 308, 309
Front oil seal remover
5-8840-2362-0
See Page 130,158,163,264,273,286, 336
Front oil seal installer
5-8840-2361-0
See Page 166, 245, 290, 336
Rear oil seal remover
5-8840-2360-0
See Page 131,164,268,274,287
Rear oil seal installer
5-8840-2539-0
See Page 135, 268, 275, 289
Slide hammer
5-8840-0019-0
See Page 241
Transmission first shaft front bearing remover
5-8840-2000-0
See Page 241
Transmission second shaft front bearing remover
5-8522-0024-0
See Page 242
Guide centering device
5-5825-3001-0
See Page 242, 268, 269, 286
Fuel injection system measuring device
0-986-613-100
Oil return amount measuring device
0-986-612-900
KTS 650 diagnostic apparatus
0-986-612-901
See Page 86
The special tools listed in this manual are for reference only; users may purchase appropriate special tools in accordance with maintenance requirements.
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Fig.2-12-1 GW4D20 turbocharged diesel
engine assembly
Fig.2-12-2 Cleaning the filter core of air
cleaner
Fig.2-12-3 Washing the air cleaner cover
and housing
Attention: The general repair operation should be done by qualified maintenance personnel.
1. Model Mark
Engine number
The diesel engine number is printed on the central front of left side of cylinder body, as shown in Fig.2-12-1.
Example of the engine number printed on cylinder body:
2. Air Cleaner
Dry paper filter core
Cleaning methods may differ according to filter core conditions.
Filter core blocked by dust
Move the filter core with hands and blow the filter core from the inner side to the outer side with compressed air, the dust will be removed by doing this. See Fig.2-12-2.
Caution: Do not blow the filter core from the outer side to the inner side with compressed air; if so, the dust will enter the interior of filter core (clean face).
The pressure of compressed air
392 ~ 490 kPa
Caution: Do not strike the filter core on other objects to clean the filter core, if so, the filter core will be damaged.
If the following cases appear, the filter core should be replaced:
——the filter core is contaminated by carbon deposit or grease.
——the filter core is seriously contaminated, and the contamination is hard to remove.
——the filter core is deformed and damaged.
Position of model
mark
Model number
Asterisk
Year
Month
Sequence
Asterisk
Filter core of air
cleaner
Cleaner cover
Cleaner housing
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Fig.2-12-4 Maintaining the oil filter
Fig. 2-12-5 Applying a thin layer of oil to the
new filter core O-ring before assembling
Fig. 2-12-6 Removing and reinstalling the oil
filter
When replacing or cleaning filter core, clean the inside of air cleaner housing. See Fig. 2-12-3.
Caution:
(1) The paper filter core is not allowed to be washed with oil or fresh water, or else the filter core will be contaminated and blocked by dust very easily, and this will cause insufficient air intake; as a result, power loss and black smoke in exhaust may result.
(2) The tightness at the joint between the air intake tube and air cleaner must be checked regularly. If leakage is found, the packing and tightening connector should be replaced to avoid abnormal wear of the diesel engine.
3. Lubrication System
Oil filter
Caution: The oil filter is disposable and is not allowed to be reused.
Replacing Sequence:
(1) Protect the generator with plastic cloth or paper boards. Loosen the oil drain plug to drain out the oil.
Warning: Collect the used oil, and dispose it
properly to protect the environment. (2) Retighten the oil drain plug after several minutes. (3) Unscrew the used oil filter in the anticlockwise
direction with a filter spanner. (4) Clean the matching surface of engine oil cooler, this
will make the oil filter installed properly. (5) Apply a thin layer of oil to the O-ring. See Fig. 2-12-5.
API CI-4 lubricating oil produced by Mobil Oil
Company. (6) Screw into the new oil filter until the filter O-ring fits
into the sealing face. (7) Screw the filter with a filter spanner for 34 ~ 1 circle,
as shown in Fig. 2-12-6.
Oil filter spanner: 5-8840-0020-0.
After the assembling, there should be no leakage at
the filter sealing ring. (8) Check the oil level in the engine lubrication system
with an engine oil dipstick (see Fig.2-12-7), add oil till it reaches the specified level if necessary.
Cylinder body
Oil filter
Special tool
Removing and
reinstallation with
a special tool
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Fig.2-12-7 Checking the oil level in the
diesel engine
It is recommended to use APlCl-4 or above diesel engine oil produced by Mobil Oil Corporation.
Start the diesel engine and check if the lubrication system works properly, and check if there is leakage in the oil filter.
Fig. 2-12-8 Fuel filter
Fig.2-12-9 Water level indicator lamp of
water-fuel separator
4. Fuel System
Fuel filter
Caution: The fuel filter is disposable and is not
allowed to be reused. The cartridge and filter core of the fuel filter assembled on
the CW4D20CW4D20B turbocharged diesel engine is integral; when they are replaced, the whole filter assembly should be replaced.
Replace the fuel filter regularly in accordance with technical Maintenance requirements.
Replacing Sequence: (1) Loosen the fuel filter in the anticlockwise direction with
a filter spanner.
Fuel filter spanner: 5-8840-0253-0. (2) Clean the matching surface of the upper cover of the
fuel filter. (3) Install a new fuel filter and tighten it until it contacts
with the sealing face. (4) Screw it for additional 3/4 1 circle with a filter
spanner. (5) Operate the hand fuel pump several times and check
if there is fuel leakage.
Attention: It is recommended to use the original
fuel filter produced by our company.
Water drain sequence for the fuel-water separator
When the water content in the fuel-water separator exceeds the specified value, the indicator lamp on the instrument panel will light up. See Fig. 2-12-9.
Drain the water and other impurities in the fuel-water
Engine oil dipstick
Engine oil dipstick guide pipe
Upper scale
Lower scale
Hand fuel
pump
Oil return
hose
Oil inlet pipe
connector
Cartridge and
filter core
Electric
connector
Water drain plug
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Fig.2-12-10 Drain the water with the
fuel-water separator
Fig.2-12-11 Checking after draining water
separator in the following sequence. (1) Park the vehicle in a secure and flat location. (2) Open the engine hood and place a container (volume:
about 0.2 L) under the hose end of fuel-water separator. (3) Loosen the water drain plug (about 5 circles) and
press the hand fuel pump for about 10 times to drain out about 0.1L of water, as shown in Fig. 2-12-10.
(4) Tighten the water drain plug immediately after draining and pressing the hand fuel pump several times, as shown in Fig.2-12-11.
After starting the diesel engine, check if there is water leaked from the water drain plug; meanwhile, check if the indicator lamp of fuel-water separator has gone out.
Attention: If there is too much water in fuel, it indicates that the fuel is not qualified. If there is water deposit, remove it in time.
Fig. 2-12-12 Checking the coolant level in
the fluid reservoir (for reference only)
Fig. 2-12-13 Mixing ratio of coolant
5. Cooling System
5.1 Coolant level
Check the coolant level, and fill the fluid reservoir (water tank) if necessary. If the coolant level is lower than the
―MIN‖ scale mark, check carefully if there is leakage in
the cooling system. Then add coolant until the coolant level is between the lower limit(MIN) and the upper limit (MAX). See Fig. 2-12-12. Close the fluid reservoir cover after adding coolant.
Attention: (1) Do not overfill the fluid reservoir. (2) The radiator water filler cover can only be opened
when absolutely necessary.
Warning: (1) Checking coolant level should be carried out when the
engine is cold. (2) The coolant is poisonous, thus must be stored in the
original container to avoid the direct touch from human. It is recommended to use the coolant produced by our
company. When replenishing coolant, never add any antirust additive or other additives into the cooling
Loosen the drain plug in the
anticlockwise direction
Tighten the drain plug in the
anticlockwise direction
Fluid
reservoir
Mixing ratio(%)
Freezing point
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Fig. 2-12-14 Checking the cooling system
with a tester
Fig. 2-12-15 Checking the water filler cover
with a tester
system. Because they may be incompatible with the coolant or engine parts.
See Fig. 2-12-13 to determine the correct mixing ratio of coolant and water.
5.2 Check for the cooling system
Mount the radiator tester on the radiator. Apply the test pressure to the cooling system to check leakage. See Fig. 2-12-14.
The test pressure should not exceed the specified pressure.
196 kPa
5.3 Check for the radiator cover
The radiator filler cover is designed to keep a 88 ~ 118 kPa pressure in the cooling system. Check if the filler cover meets requirements with a radiator filler cover tester. See Fig. 2-12-15.
During testing, the radiator filler cover must be replaced if it cannot keep the specified pressure.
Design pressure of the
radiator filler cover
Pressure valve
88118 kPa
Negative pressure valve
(reference value)
1.0 3.9 kPa
Radiator filler cover tester: 5-8840-2036-0.
Fig. 2-12-16 Checking the lift of thermostat
valve
5.4 Check for the thermostat mounting assembly
5.4.1 Check for the thermostat cover and thermostat Check if the thermostat cover and thermostat are
deformed; they must be replaced if deformed.
5.4.2 Operation test for the thermostat (1) Dip the thermostat completely in water. (2) Heat the water and stir it to avoid direct heating to the
thermostat. (3) Observe temperature changes through the
thermometer in the water; check the initial opening temperature of the thermostat.
Initial opening temperature of the thermostat
76 ℃ ± 2
(4) Check the temperature when the thermostat is completely opened. See Fig. 2-12-17.
Temperature when the thermostat is completely opened
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Fig. 2-12-17 Checking the opening
temperature of thermostat valve
Fig. 2-12-18 Checking the lift of thermostat
valve
Fig. 2-12-19 Adjusting the idling speed
88
The thermostat should be replaced if the opening temperature of valve is not correspondent with provisions.
(5) Check the lift when the valve is completely opened. See Fig. 2-12-18.
Lift when the valve is completely opened
When the water temperature is at 88 >8.5 mm
If the lift of thermostat is not correspondent with
provisions, the thermostat should be replaced. (6) Check if the valve is closed when the thermostat is at
a low temperature. The thermostat should be replaced if the valve cannot be
closed. (7) Check if the thermostat rubber sealing ring is aged
and deformed; the sealing ring should be replaced if it is aged and deformed.
6. Engine Control
6.1 Check idling speed
(1) Operate the parking brake and brake the driving wheels
(2) Place the transmission to neutral gear. (3) Start the diesel engine and heat it. (4) Remove the diesel engine control cable from the
control rod. (5) Mount the tachometer on the diesel engine.
Check the idling speed of the diesel engine: if the idling speed exceeds the specified range, it should be adjusted in the service station authorized by our company.
Idling speed of the diesel engine
750 r/min ± 50 r/min
The lift of valve should be at least 8.5 mm when the water temperature is 88
Valve size
when
completely
opened
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Fig. 2-12-20 Adjusting the throttle pedal
Fig. 2-12-21 Measuring the voltage at the
glow plug end with a universal meter
6.2 Adjustment to the throttle control cable
(1) Loosen the throttle wiring bracket bolt. (2) Check if the idling control button is located in the idling
position of diesel engine. (3) Make sure that the throttle connecting rod is
completely closed, and then tighten the control cable to remove looseness.
6.3 Adjustment to throttle pedal
(1) Loosen the lock nut. (2) Adjust the height between bolt and base plate. Adjust the height between bolt and base plate.
18 ~ 28 mm
(3) Check if the throttle pedal is 5 10mm upper the pedal buffer. See Fig. 2-12-20.
(4) Press the throttle to its end and check if the diesel engine operates at the highest speed and check if all connections operate stably.
7. Quick start-up system
Checking procedure for the quick start-up system II: (1) Place the start-up switch to the ―OFF‖ position. If the quick start-up system II works formally, the glow
relay will give clicking sounds within 15 s after the switch is connected.
(2) After the start-up switch is switched to the ―OFF‖ position, measure the voltage at the glow plug end with a universal meter.
Voltage at the glow plug end
About 12 V
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Cylinder body assembly
Cylinder body assembly
Section XIII Engine Parts and Tightening Torques
1. Engine Bracket Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder body component
Sectional view of the
upper cylinder body
2. Cylinder Body Mounting Assembly
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Upper cylinder body
Crankshaft
Lower cylinder body
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Turn for 90°
Turn for 90° again
3. Cylinder Body Component
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DELPHI cylinder
cover assembly
BOSCH or XINFENG
cylinder cover assembly
BOSCH or XINFENG
cylinder head
4. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——1
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DELPHI camshaft
bearing cap
BOSCH or XINFENG camshaft bearing cap
Cylinder head assembly
5. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——2
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Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Turn for 90° ± 5°
Turn for 120° ± 5°
Turn for 120° ± 5°
Turn for 90° ± 5°
Camshaft bearing cap
Cylinder head gasket
Cylinder head
6. Cylinder Head Mounting Assembly ——3
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Step 1
Step 2
Turn for 90° ± 5°
7. Piston Connecting Rod Mounting Assembly
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8. Crankshaft Flywheel and Clutch Mounting Assembly
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DELPHI air intake
manifold pipe
BOSCH or XINFENG air
intake manifold pipe
9. Air Intake and Exhaust Systems Mounting Assembly ——1
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Cylinder head mounting assembly
Air intake manifold pipe
10. Air Intake and Exhaust Systems Mounting Assembly ——2
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11. Oil Pan and Engine Oil Collector Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder body assembly
Engine oil pump mounting
assembly
12. Engine Oil Pump Mounting Assembly
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Upper cylinder body
Engine oil filter mounting assembly
Engine oil cooler mounting assembly
13. Engine Oil Cooler and Cooling Pipelines Mounting Assembly
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14. Timing Mechanism Mounting Assembly ——1
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BOSCH or XINFENG crankshaft timing belt
pulley component
DELPHI crankshaft
timing belt pulley
component
15. Timing Mechanism Mounting Assembly ——2
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Note: DELPHI fuel supply system mounting assembly.
16. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——1①
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Note: BOSCH fuel supply system mounting assembly.
17. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——2①
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Note: XINFENG fuel supply system mounting assembly.
18. Fuel Supply System Mounting Assembly ——3①
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Note: VGT turbocharger mounting assembly.
19. Turbocharger Mounting Assembly ——1①
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Note: WGT turbocharger mounting assembly.
20. Turbocharger Mounting Assembly ——2①
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Air intake manifold pipe
Cylinder head
21. EGR System Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder body assembly
Crankshaft position
sensor (XINFENG)
22. Electronic Control System Sensor
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Cylinder body assembly
Generator belt
23. Generator Mounting Assembly
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Exported AT vehicle
model
Air intake manifold pipe
Common vehicle model
Air intake manifold pipe
24. Throttle Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder body assembly
Thermostat shield
Cylinder body assembly
25. Thermostat and Water Pump Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder body assembly
Cylinder body assembly
Lower cylinder body
26. Engine and Compressor Mounting Assembly
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Cylinder head assembly
Cylinder body assembly
27. Vacuum Pump and Steering Pump Mounting Assembly
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Chapter III Malfunction Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
Section I Troubleshooting
When the diesel engine works, due to wearing, distortion, usage and improper maintenance and so on, the technical condition of each part will worsen gradually; when some technical indicators surpass the tolerant limits, it indicates that the diesel engine is malfunctioning. When a malfunction appears, the diesel engine may not work normally if the malfunction is not eliminated in time. In such a case, the dynamic and economical properties of the diesel engine will degrade and the operation performance will worsen. Moreover, the parts will be worn too early, and even accidental damage may result.
Some malfunctions such as air presence in the fuel system, air cleaner blockage, and excessive looseness of the driving belt can be eliminated by necessary technical maintenance and adjustment. While some malfunctions such as damage of the cylinder head gasket, serious wear of the piston ring, valve taper face and timing belt, and excessive wear of the bearing shell can not be eliminated by general maintenance and adjustment due to the defects in relevant mechanisms. In order to eliminate such malfunctions, it is necessary to remove and repair the diesel engine or replace the parts involved..
Principles for malfunction diagnosis and elimination
(1) Diesel engine malfunctions are usually caused by improper operation or deficient maintenance. When a malfunction appears, first check if the operation and maintenance regulations are carried out seriously.
(2) Eliminate the malfunction in time. First check carefully and analyze the cause of the malfunction, do not remove any part blindly.
(3) The diagnosis and elimination for complex malfunctions should be done by professional persons by means of appropriate apparatus and specialized equipment. If the user can not judge or cope with the malfunction, please contact the authorized service station of our company
(4) Only if the diesel engine is in good technical condition can it go on working; working in ―ill‖ technical
condition is not allowed. For in such condition, the parts will wear rapidly and the service life of the whole vehicle will shorten. Even malignant accidents may be aroused.
Precautions for malfunction diagnosis and elimination.
(1) Do not start the diesel engine when the storage battery is not connected. (2) Do not disconnect the storage battery from the internal circuits of the vehicle when the diesel engine
is running. (3) The polarities of the storage battery and the control unit should not be matched reversely. (4) Always start the diesel engine with the help of storage battery other than the quick start-up device. (5) Always remove the vehicle storage battery before charging it. (6) Remove or insert each kind of plug of the electrical control circuit only under the condition that the
storage battery is disconnected (the ignition switch is off). (7) Diagnose the electronic control diesel engine with suitable equipment as required by the
manufacturer. The diagnostic equipment should be earthed with the cylinder body of diesel engine during diagnosis.
(8) Do not use traditional methods to diagnose the new type of electronic control diesel engine. (9) The diagnostic equipment and the control unit of the diesel engine should be connected properly. (10) Anti-source diagnostics is often applied to the electronic control diesel engine system, and its
process is: first use the diagnostic equipment to find out the possible cause, and then find the exact position from the peripheral equipment to the control unit gradually and eliminate the malfunction at last.
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