SummaryofManual
Contents
Group
1.
General
2.
Maintenance
Standards
3.
Special
Tools
4.
Overhaul
Instructions
5. Adjustments,
Bench
Test,
Performance
Tests
6.
Engine
Auxiliaries
Removal
and
Installation
7.
Engine
Main Parts
8. Inlet
and
Exhaust
System
9. Lubrication
System
lO.Cooling
System
11.Fuel
System
12.Electrical
System
13.Workshop Tips
Contents
External
view,
engine
serial
number
location,
engine
model
and
application codes, specifications, tips on disassembly and reassembly.
Maintenance standards, tightening torques, sealants and lubricants.
A list
of
special tools required.
Determining when to overhaul the engine, testing compression pressure
Adjustment of valve clearance, fuel system bleeding, fuel injection
timing, no-load
minimum
and maximum speed setting, V-belt, bench
testing, performance tests.
Removal and installation of turbocharger, fuel injection pump, alternator,
water
pump,
starter, etc.
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly of the main parts, to include
cylinderhead and valve mechanism, flywheel, damper, timing gears and
camshaft, pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft, crankcase and tappets.
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly of inlet and exhaust system
(exhaust manifold).
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly oflubrication system, to inlcude
oil
pump,
oil filter, oil cooler, oil pressure relief valve and safety valve.
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly of cooling system, to include
water
pump
and thermostat.
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly
offuel
systern, to include fuel
filter
and
injection nozzles.
Disassembly, inspeetion and reassembly of electrical system, to include
starter, alternator, glow plugs and stop solenoid (option).
Basic
recommended
assembly procedures: oil seals, O-rings, bearings,
split pins and spring pins.