Hatz Diesel 2G30, 2G40 Workshop Manual

LP8500 WORKSHOP MANUAL
LP8500 Main Specs
ENGINE
Make Hatz Model 2G40 Type 4 stroke diesel BoreXstroke 3.62X2.95 “ (90X75 mm) Displacement 60.79 cu in (0.99 l) Horsepower 13.1 KW (17.56 HP) @ 2500 RPM Cooling air
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Propulsion system
Type Open circuit hydrostatic with one pump
Pump- Type Gear
Displacement 0.183 cu in/rev ( 3 cu cm/rev)
MotorsType Radial Pistons
Displacement 34.4 cu in/rev ( 565 cu cm/rev)
Two motors in series on each side
and two motors in series per side.
Control valve Type Solenoid actuated
Relief valve Setting 4060 PSI (28 MPa)
Brake valve Max Pressure 4500 PSI (31 MPa)
Vibration System
Type Open circuit hydrostatic Pump Type Gear
Displacement 0.51 cu in/rev (8.4 cu cm/rev)
Motor Type Gear
Displacement 0.66 cu in/rev (10.8 cu cm/rev)
Relief valve Setting 2175 PSI (15 MPa)
Oil Cooler
By-pass Valve Setting 80 PSI (0.55 MPa)
Pilot ratio 3.2:1
ENGINE
RepairManual
2G30
2G40
Edition: 3.94
Foreword
1. General information
1.1. Technical data
1.2. Engine illustrations
1.3. Type plate data
1.4. Modification survey
2. Additional equipment
2.1. Fuel supply system
2.1.1. Fuel tank 2.1.2. Fuel filter
2.1.3. Fuel feed pump
2.1.4. Fuel solenoid
2.2. Airfilter system
2.2.1. Oilbath-airfilter
2.2.2. Dry-type airfilter
2.2.3. Maintenance indicator, mechanical
2.2.4. Maintenance indicator, electr ical
2.3. Exhaust system
2.3.1. Exhaust silencer and exhaust pipes
2.4. Electrical equipment
2.4.1. Starter
2.4.2. Alternator
2.4.3. Voltage regulator
2.4.4. Glow plug 2.4.5. Gearring
2.5. Engine-monitoring system
2.5.1. Temperature switch
2.5.2. Oil-pressure switch
2.6. Power-take-off, mechanical
2.6.1. Stubshaft
2.6.2. Flexible coupling
2.6.3. Centrifugal clutch
2.6.4. Power-take-off flange
2.7. Power-take-off, hydraulic
2.7.1. Mounting parts for hydraulic pump
3. Basic engine
3.0. Cross-reference list
3.1. Injection equipment
3.1.1. Fuel pressure pipes
3.1.2. Injector
3.1.3. Injection pump
3.2. External components
3.2.1. Cooling air duct
3.2.2. Oil filler
3.2.3. Lub.oil line
3.2.4. Crankcase breather
3.2.5. Air-intake manifold
3.3. Cylinder head area
3.3.1. Cylinder head cover
3.3.2. Cylinder head
3.3.3. Pushrod and pushrod tubes
3.4. Cylinders and pistons, big-end
3.4.1. Cylinder
3.4.2. Piston
3.4.2.a Characteristics of pistons and data of bumping clearance
3.4.3. Crankcase cover
3.4.4. Oil sump
3.4.5. Conrod
3.5. Components, flywheel-side
3.5.1. Oil pump
3.5.2. Flywheel
3.5.3. Timing cover
3.6. Crankcase and internal components
3.6.1. Crankshaft
3.6.2. Governor lever
3.6.3. Camshaft and governor
3.6.4. Crankcase
3.6.5. Speed control, internal components
3.6.6. Speed control, external components
3.6.7. Speed control with integrated injection timer
3.6.8 Stop lever
3.7. Individual repair
3.7.1. Replacing oil seal rings (P.t.o.- and flywheel-side)
Contents
4. Components-Repair work
4.1. Injection equipment
4.1.1. Injector
4.1.2. Injection pump
4.2. Cylinder head
4.2.1. Cylinder head
4.3. Cylinders and pistons
4.3.1. Cylinder
4.3.2. Piston
4.4. Conrod
4.4.1. Conrod
4.5. Crankshaft
4.5.1. Crankshaft
4.6. Camshaft and governor
4.6.1. Camshaft
4.6.2. Governor
4.7. Crankcase
4.7.1. Crankcase - bottom half
4.7.2. Crankcase - top half
4.8. Alternator
4.8.1. Alternator DUCATI 14 V/18 A
5. Test and adjustment work
5.1. Bumping clearance
5.1.1 Measuring bumping clearance
5.2. Tappet clearance
5.2.1. Setting tappet clearance
5.3. Start-of-injection setting
5.3.1. Setting start of delivery
5.4. Injected-fuel quantity setting
5.4.1. Adjustment of delivery lift
5.5. Engine speed
5.5.1. Engine speed setting
5.6. Fuel feed pump
5.6.1. Fuel feed pump
6. Function tests
6.1. Injector
6.1.1. Pressure and function test
6.2. Injection pump
6.2.1. Pressure and function test
6.2.2. 4-way-fuel solenoid
6.3. Lub.oil pressure
6.3.1. Pressure and function test
6.4. Alternator and voltage regulator
6.4.1. Function tests and test values
6.4.2. Survey of voltage regulator
7. Wear + tear / adjustment data
7.1. Tightening torques
7.2. Crankcase
7.3. Crankshaft
7.4. Camshaft
7.5. Piston/Conrod
7.6. Cylinder
7.7. Cylinder head
7.8. Oil pump
8. Governor - Injection system
8.1. Injection equipment
8.2. Governor
8.3. Start of injection
9. Special tools / sealants and bonding agents
9.1. Special tools and test equipment
9.2. Sealants and bonding agents
10. Wiring diagrams
Contents
Foreword
This Wor kshop Manual covers the latest technical developments according to month/year indicated on each page.It has been written in such a way, that it contains all dismantling and assembly instructions in accordance with the table of contents, includ­ing all required data etc., so as to permit a trained mechanic to carry out correct and professional repairs.
We have not included information such as cleaning par ts, replacing of "O" Rings, gas­kets, oil seals etc.since it is assumed, of course, that the mechanic will be aware of the necessity of carrying out such work.
Use only the tools prescribed or absolutely identical tools when carrying out work of whatever nature.
It has been assumed that a standard set of workshop tools is available. Please refer to the instruction book for maintenance work, operating materials and trou-
ble shooting information. Use only GENUINE HATZ PARTS for repairs!
Only these parts guarantee perfect dimensional accuracy and quality. For the rest, please observe the general legal regulations and the regulations of the re-
sponsible professional associations. Discrepancies may occur between the described features and actual features owing to
special equipment, and it has not been possible to allow for such discrepancies either in the Wor kshop Manual or in the spare par ts list.
Should you have any difficulties, please contact your nearest HATZ-Service agent.
1. General data
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Type 2G30 2G40 Mode of operation 4-stroke Combustion method Direct-injection Number of cylinders 2 Bore / stroke mm 88 / 75 92 / 75
Cubic capacity cm
3
912 997
Compression ratio 18 : 1
or 20 : 1 depending on piston variant
Ignition sequ. Cyl. 1 = flywheel side 1 - 2 Sense of rotation pto-side left
Cooling air required at 3000 rpm m
3
/min. 10.5
Combustion air required at 3000 rpm m
3
/min. 1.30 1.42 Net weight approx.kg 85 depending on model Oil capacity approx. ltr 2.5 without oil sump
incl. filter replacement 3.0 with oil sump Oil consumption max. 1 % of fuel consumption (with run-in engine) at full load
Injection pressure (static) bar 250
+8
Tappet clearance (20 ± 10° C) inlet / outlet mm 0.10
Starter 12 V 1.7 kW Alternator 12 V 280 W Battery capacity min. / max. 12 V 66 Ah / 88 Ah
Max. perm. inclination in ° Exhaust side Flywheel side
low high low high without oil sump 30 17 25 25 with oil sump 30 17 30 25
1.1. Technical data
1.3. Type plate data
1) If required
2) In special cases only, e.g. engines acc. to Federal Authority for Automobilism.
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1 Fuel line
(Feed pump - fuel injection pump) 2 Air deflector 3 Oil dipstick 4 Fuel return line 5 Injector 6 Lifting eye-bolt 7 Starter motor 8 Air guide 9 Air intake manifold
10 Type plate 11 Glow plug * 12 Oilbath-airfilter * 13 Oil-pressure switch 14 Rain protection cap * 15 Oil filler cap 16 Fuel pressure pipe 17 Cylinder head cover
18 Lubricating oil line 19 Exhaust manifold 20 Fuel injection pump 21 Stop lever 22 Speed control lever 23 Fuel feed pump 24 Lub.-oil filter 25 Extra fuel device * 26 Oil drain plug 27 Guard 28 Air guide housing 29 Separable connector 30 Voltage regulator 31 Engine mount 32 Crankshaft - Power-take-off 33 Fuel line (Fuel filter - feed pump) 34 Fuel filter
1.2. Engine illustration
* not existing in every engine model
2. Additional equipment
2.1.1. Fuel tank
-2-
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Disconnect the fuel-supply line „1“ with clamping device - 2 - and pull it off the fuel filter.
- Pull off the fuel return line „2“ .
- Remove parts # „3“ ... „12“
Inspection / Repair:
- Visual inspection.
- Maintenance work as per operating manual.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling.
- Remove the clamping device - 2 - .
- Refer to the Operating Manual for further information.
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2.1.2. Fuel filter
-2-
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Disconnect the fuel supply line „1“ with clamping device - 2 - and pull it off the fuel filter.
- Remove parts # „13“ ... „22“ , dependent upon model and requirements.
Inspection / Repair:
- Visual inspection.
- Maintenance work as per Operating Manual.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling. Do not overtighten the clamp clip on the filter.
- Refer to the Operating Manual for further information.
2.1. Fuel supply system
2.1
2.1.1.
2.1.2.
10 11 3 4
12 3 4 7 2
5 6
5
2
1
20 21 19
21 22
17
13
20
21
15 16
18 22
17
14
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-2-
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Disconnect the fuel supply line „32” with clamping device - 2 -and pull it off the fuel feed pump.
- Remove parts # ,.33“ ... „40“..
Inspection / repair:
This is only required if irregularities which could be attributable to the feed pump have been noted when operating the en­gine (poor suction/pumping action owing to defect, soiled strainer or leaks)
- Visual inspection for wear and tear, etc. (Chapt. 5.6)
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling. Pay attention to adjustment of pump lift. Chapt. 5.6.
- Conduct a leakage or function check by pumping with the hand lever.
2.1.3. Fuel feed pump
2.1
2.1.3.
33 34 35 34
2
32
38
34 34 33
40
39 36
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Function:
With fuel solenoid in operation (with elec­tric voltage - see Chapt.10 -) the fuel flows in the sequence 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 through the solenoid.With shut-off volt­age „Stop” the direction of flow is 4 → 3 2 1; the injection pump is therefore sucked empty.
-2-
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Dismantle the fuel supply line with clamping device - 2 -
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection
- Inspection of function Chapt. 6.2.2.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # when assembling.
Note:
If subsequent installation of fuel solenoid is requested. the injection pump used must have a small suction chamber, see sketch B.This allows the engine to come to a standstill after 10 to 15 seconds. If the existing injection pump has a big suction chamber.see sketch A, the volume must be reduced by using longer banjo bolts and cap screws. This advice is also applicable if injection pump is replaced.
2.1.4. Fuel solenoid
(2-4 ways solenoid)
2.1
2.1.4.
039 557 00
039 514 00
PFR 2K 60A 493 PFR 2K 60A 511
490 214 00
PFR 2K 60A 493 PFR 2K 60A 515
039 557 10
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2.2.1. Oilbath-airfilter
Preparations: – Dismantling:
- Remove parts # „1“ ... „4“.
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection, especially for plane contact surface.
- Maintenance work as per instruction book.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling. Note: Filter with h = 218 is only to be in­stalled with elevated suction tube;the lower filter (h = 192) fits on both variants of suction tube.
- Refer to the instruction book for further information.
2.2. Airfilter system
2.2.
2.2.1.
3/1
3/1
3
3
3/2
3/2
192
218
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
n = 3600
max
min-1
n = 3600
max
min-1
=8212...
=8213... =9110...
<
<<
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2.2.2. Dr y-type airfilter
(not mounted directly onto engine!)
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Release the hose clips „1”.
- Remove parts # „2” ... „6”.
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection.
- Maintenance work as per instruction book.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling.
Note:
Check the hose connections at the clean air side (between engine and filter) for leaks. Use only original parts !
- Refer to the instruction book for further information.
2.2.3. Maintenance indicator, mechanical (for dry-type airfilters only)
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Unscrew the maintenance indicator „8”.
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection.
Check the maintenance indicator as follows:
- Generate a vacuum on the maintenance
indicator by sucking forcefully.The visi­ble red area must engage.If necessary, renew the maintenance indicator.
- Before starting up, unlock the service in-
dicator with the reset knob „9”.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when
assembling.
- Refer to the instruction book for further
information
2.2.
2.2.2
2.2.3.
2.2.4..
1 2
8
9 10
3 4 5
2 1
6
5 4
2 1
3 4
5
6 7
1 2
6
3
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Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Disconnect the cable connection from the electrical system. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diagram! Chapt. 10.
- Unscrew the maintenance switch „10”.
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection.
Check the maintenance switch as follows:
- Connect the maintenance switch to the electrical system.The threaded connec­tor must be grounded (battery minus).
- Tur n the switch key to position I.
- Generate a vacuum on the maintenance switch by sucking forcefully. The indica­tor lamp on the dashboard console must light.
- If there is no reaction, check the cable connections and, if necessary, check the bulb and/or renew the maintenance switch.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling.
- Connect the cable connection to the electrical system. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diag­ram ! Chapt. 10.
- Refer to the instruction book for further information.
2.2.4. Maintenance indicator, electrical
(applicable for dry-type airfilters only)
2.2.
2.2.2
2.2.3.
2.2.4..
1 2
8
9 10
3 4 5
2 1
6
5 4
2 1
3 4
5
6 7
1 2
6
3
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2.3.1. Exhaust silencer and
exhaust pipes
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Remove the parts dependent upon ver­sion and as required.
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse procedure when assembling.
Note:
If a new package of gaskets is installed, absolute attention must be paid to the two creased sheet metal radiators „A” of the 5-fold gasket set (per cylinder) to point to the exhaust elbow respectively to the exhaust silencer. See table 2.3.1. If the exhaust manifold is continued from elbow. a 4-fold package of gaskets must be used.The two creased sheet metal radia­tors „B” must point with the convex side in directon of the silencer.See table 2.3.1. Mount fixing nuts with high-temperature paste J. Chapt. 9.2.
2.3. Exhaust system
2.3.
2.3.1.
B B
A A
Exhaust
A
A
B
B
Cylinder head
Exhaust
Exhaust manifold
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2.4.1. Starter
Preparations: ­Dismantling:
- Disconnect the battery. Note the order - / + !
- Disconnect the cable connections from electrical system. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diagram ! Chapt. 10.
- Remove parts # .,1“ ... „3“
Inspection / repair:
- Visual inspection If a more extensive repair is necessary, contact your nearest specialist work­shop or HATZ agent.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling.
- Connect the cable connections to the electrical system. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diagram ! Chapt. 10.
- Refer to the instruction book for further information.
2.4.2. Alternator
Attention:
Magnetic ring „5” and coil „9” are identical for the 12 V- and 24 V - version; only a special regulator switch is inserted (Chapt. 2.4.3.)
Preparations: Chapt. 3.5.2.
Dismantling:
- Disconnect the battery. Note the order - / + !
- Disconnect the cable connections from the voltage regulator. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diagram ! Chapt. 10.
- Remove parts # „4” ... „10” .
Inspection / repair :
- Visual inspection.
- Chapt. 4.8.1.
- Chapt. 6.4.1.
Assembly:
- Follow the reverse # procedure when assembling.
- Connect the cable connections to the electrical system. Note the circuit diagram or wiring diagram ! Chapt. 10.
- Refer to the instruction book for further information.
2.4. Electrical equipment
2.4.
2.4.1.
2.4.2.
2.4.3.
2.4.4.
2.4.5.
13
13
14 5 4
3
6 7 8 10
12 2 1 11
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