Turbo Daily Fuel System

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The key takeaways are that the document describes the components and functioning of a diesel engine fuel system.

Fuel is drawn from the tank by the injection pump and passed through filters before reaching the transfer pump. The transfer pump increases the fuel pressure which is then regulated by the injection pump distributor plunger before being injected into the engine by the injectors.

The main components of the fuel system are the dry air filter, fuel filter, fuel tank, pipes, fuel lift pump, injection pump, injectors, and thermo-starter for cold starts.

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TURBODAILY INTERCOOLER

ENGINE

FUEL SYSTEM

FIGURE 235

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FUEL SYSTEM DIAGRAM

I. Solenoid Valve for Thermo-starter - 2. Thermo-starter - 3. Fuel Filter - 4. Transfer Pump - 5. Injection Pump. 6. Thermo-starter Circuit Valve - 7. Injectors 8.
Fuel Tank - 9. Fuel Pump.

The fuel system comprises:


o dry air filter;
o fuel filter;
o fuel tank;
o pipes;
o fuel lift pump;
oVER 293 injection pump with rotating distributor.
speed governor, advance unit. excess-fuel injection
and LDA device;
o injectors;
o device to start engine at temperatures below 2C
(Thermo-starter).
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DESCRIPTION
Fuel is drawn from fuel tank (I) by injection pump (5)
and through the filters it reaches the inlet which leads
into the intake chamber of transfer pump (4).
The transfer vane pump serves to increase the fuel
pressure to cater for increased engine speed.
The fuel' then reaches the valve which regulates its
pressure inside the injection pump.
The distriQutor plunger further increases this pressure
and pushes the fuel through the delivery outlet and into
the injectors.
Fuel that leaks from the injectors is recovered by the
backflow valve and returned to the tank.
Excess fuel which returns from the injectors and from
the injection pump will feed. when necessary, the
thermostarter (2) through the solenoid valve (I).

When the pressure of the excess fuel is greater than


the calibrated pressure (OJ bar) of the single-acting
valve (6), it is sent back to the tank. When starting the
engine in ambient temperature conditions below
2 2C, the thermostarter control device enrgizes the
solenoid valve (I) which enables the supply of fuel to
the thermostarter (2). The pressure drop in the
thermostarter fuel supply pipe activates the singleacting valve that stops the fuel from returning to the
tank and supplies constantly fuel to the thermostarter.
With the engine running, after the post-heating stage.
the solenoid valve (I) is de-energized; this interrupts
the supply of fuel to the thermostarter and causes an
increase in pressure which causes the single-acting valve
to open, thus enabling the return of excess fuel to the
tank.

TURBODAILY INTERCOOLER

ENGINE

AIR FILTER

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FUEL FILTER
FIGURE 239

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The air filter cartridge is replaced by operating from


underneath the vehicle as follows:
o unscrew bayonet wing nuts (I) and remove protective cover;
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If the pilot light ( I), indicating the presence of water in


the fuel filter, on the dashboard lights up, drain the
water from the fuel filter (2) by turning tap (3). Perform
bleed operations every time the filter is replaced,

FIGURE 237

PIPES
Check that fuel pipes are in good conditions and that
their connections are always well fastened, The copper
gaskets of the connections must always be replaced
when dismantling,

o unscrew knob (I) and remove protective cover;

NOTE: When one or more fuel pipes are replaced or


simply disassembled from the injection pump or the
injectors, all pipe clamps involved must be replaced
complete with their rubber block, screw and bracket

FUEL LIFT PUMP

240'\, ;", -FIGURE


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o unscreW wing nut (I), pull out the cartridge and


, replace it with a new one after having cleaned its
seat in its housing,

Check that fuel pump is working efficiently_ The selfregulating pressure should be 2.5 to 0.5 bar, if not.
before replacing pump 'check that push rod stroke is
2.5 to 2.6 mm.

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ENGINE

CALIBRATION

INJECTORS
DISMANTLING

FIGURE 243

FIGURE 241

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INJECTOR COMPONENTS
I. Injector body - 2. Injection Pressure Adjustment Shim - 3. Spring - 4. Plate
- 5. Spacer - 6. Nozzle Body - 7. Nozzle Retaining Nut.

Block the injector in a vice, unscrew nozzle retaining nut


(7). Remove nozzle body (6), spacer (5) with pressure
pin and spring support plate (4), spring (3) and collect
injection pressure adjustment shim from injector body.
Check that component parts do not show any trace of
wear or breakage, if necessary, replace damaged parts.
Invert dismantling operations to reassemble.

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Injectors (I) are checked and calibrated with special


tool 9930 I I 16 (2); the calibration value must be 240-8
bar. if it is not, replace injection pressure adjustment
shim.
Also check that the liquid comes out in a uniform way
from the four holes on the nozzle; then check that no
leakage occurs when the pressure is slightly lower than
the set pressure.

STARTING THE ENGINE AT LOW


TEMPERATURES
FIGURE 24-4

FIGURE 242
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NOTE: The variable pitch spring (I) is fitted correctly


when it is positioned with its larger pitch turns (2)
against the spring support plate (3).

Insert key in the commutator and turn it to position I


(MAR). The thermostarter is automatically activated
when the temperature is below 2 2e. If the
temperature is above this value. the pilot lamp (3) will
flash only once. If the temperature is below 2C the
thermostarter is activated and the pilot lamp will light
up with out flashing for around 35 to 40 seconds. After
this time the pilot lamp (3) will begin flashing for around
6 to I0 seconds.
Proceed to start the engine during this stage (flashing),
by turning the key to position 2 (AW).
If the flashing stage is overshot before starting the
engine. it is necessary to repeat the preheating operation.
During the engine starting stage the pilot lamp returns
to a steady light. When the engine is running the pilot
lamp will flash again for around 30 to 40 seconds.
during this time the thermostarter is in the postheating
stage.

INJECTION PUMP VER 293

FIGURE 245

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2 ------+--~1.41.,.1

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9--------:::~--__1Hf. tI1

LONGITUDINAL SECTION OF INJECTION PUMP


I. Diaphragm - 2. Adjustment Ring Nut - 3. Feeler Pin - 4. Control lever - S. Speed Governor - 6. Transfer Pump - 7. Drive Shaft - B. Cam disc - 9. Advance Unit10. Distributor Plunger - 1I. Delivery Connection - 12. Hydraulic Head - 13. Control plate - 14. Adjustment Pin - 1S. Counteracting Spring.

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION
SUPPLY STAGE
NOTE: The parts mentioned in the following text refer
to Figure 247.
Due to rotation of the cam disc, distributor plunger (5)
rises to TDC and at the same time rotates on its own
axis. The combination of these two movements closes
fuel inlet ( I) and at the same time compresses the fuel
in chamber (2). The internal passage (5) in the
distributor plunger now connects with passage (4)
enabling delivery to injectors (6).

.... 1 1 - - - - 2

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END OF DELIVERY STAGE


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FIGURE 2-48

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I. Fuel Inlet - 2. Solenoid Valve - 3. Axial Groove - 4. Compression


Chamber - 5. Fuel Passage between Pumping Element and Injectors - 6.
Distributor Plunger - 7. End-Of-Delivery Hole - 8. Slider - 9. Injector.

Distributor plunger (6) is at BDC and slider (8) closes


end-of-delivery hole (7).
Fuel is sent to compression chamber (4) via fuel inlet
( I). held open by solenoid valve (2).

DELIVERY STAGE
.FIGURE 2-47

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I. Fuel Inlet - 2. Compression Chamber - 3. Delivery Passage - 4. End-OfDelivery Passage - 5. Slider - 6. Distributor Plunger.

As it moves towards TDe. distributor plunger (6)


connects with the high-pressure internal chamber
through inlet (I), thus establishing a pressure balance
between internal chamber of distributor plunger, delivery pipe to injectors and inside of pump body.
. Since this pressure is too low to operate the injector.
delivery ends.

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. I. Fuel Inlet - 2. Compression Chamber - 3. Internal Passage of Distributor


Plunger - 4. Fuel Passage between Pumping Element and Injectors - 5.
Distributor Plunger - 6. Injector.

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STOPPING THE ENGINE


"FIGURE 2-49 .-

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FIGURE 251

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I. Fuel Inlet - 2. Mobile Plug - 3. Spring - 4. Solenoid Valve - 5. Compression


Chamber.

The engine is stopped by cutting out the starter


contact
The electric current that operates solenoid valve (4) is
cut off. Spring (3) causes the solenoid valve to push
mobile plug (2) to the end of its stroke which blocks
fuel inlet (I).

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I. Plunger - 2. Spring - 3. Connecting Pin - 4. Roller Ring - 5. Locking Pin - 6.


Connecting Pin.

The automatic injection advance unit is embodied in the


injection pump.
This device is operated by the pressure of the fuel from
the transfer pump and controlled by the regulating
valve.
The fuel pressure activates plunger (I), resisted by
spring (2) and connected to pin (6) and roller ring (4).
by pin (3), so as to convert the reciprocating movement
of plunger (I) into the rotary movement of roller ring

(4).
As the engine speed increases, so the supply pressure
increases which moves plunger (I) of the unit in the
opposite direction to the force exerted by spring (2);
the spring normally holds the plunger in the retard .
position.

AUTOMATIC ADVANCE UNIT


FIGURE 250

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AUTOMATIC ADVANCE UNIT COMPONENTS


I. Plunger - 2. Connecting Pin - 3. Fixed Shim - 4. Adjustment Shim - 5.
Spring.

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STARTER
FIGURE 252.

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I. Starter Lever - 2. Leaf Spring - 4. Slider - 5. Adjustment Sleeve - 6. Solenoid Valve - 7. Compression Chamber.

When solenoid valve (6) is supplied with power, fuel


flows into compression chamber (7): in this condition
the counterweights of governor sleeve (5) are closed;
leaf spring (2) then pushes lever (I) and slider (4) into
the excess-fuel position.

Thus the full stroke of the pumping element is utilised


for the effective delivery to the injectors.

STARTER CUT OFF


FIGURE 253

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I. Starter Lever - 2. Leaf Spring - 3. Tension Lever - 4. Slider - 5. Adjustment Sleeve - 6. Solenoid Valve - 7. Counterweights - 8. Correction Lever.

Once the engine has started, the effect of centrifugal


force due counterweights (7) opening causes adjustment sleeve (5) to move axially. pushing starter lever
(I) into contact with tension lever (3) and thus
compressing leaf spring (2).

In this condition slider (4) moves across and causes


minimum delivery.

START OF DELIVERY TO MATCH LOAD (LFB)


FIGURE 25-4

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6
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STRUCTURE OF GOVERNOR ASSEMBLY WITH CORRECTION OF START OF DELIVERY TO MATCH LOAD


I. Adjustment Spring - 2. Governor Sleeve 3. Tension Lever 4. Starter Lever 5. Adjustment Sleeve - 6. Distributor Plunger. 7. Governor Spindle - 8.
Centrifugal Counterweights.

DESCRIPTION
The device for correcting start of delivery to match
load (LFB) governs the transfer pressure that controls
the advance unit of the injection pump.
This allows the device to adjust the injection advance
according to the delivery of fuel when engine speed
increases or decreases. By doing so it reduces engine
noise (smoother running).

OPERATION

FIGURE 255

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As the r.p.m. of the injection pump increase. regardless


of the position of the external acceleration lever, the
governor counterweights, due to centrifugal force,
move governor sleeve (4, Fig. 255) along the governor
spindle (2), thus aligning hole (3) with groove (6) and
hole (7). Part of the fuel is discharged through passages
( I and 5) into the supply chamber, thus causing a
reduction in the transfer pressure inside the pump and
therefore a reduction in the injection advance.
If, on the contrary, the r.p.rl). of the injection pump
decrease, the movement of sleeve (4) will not align hole
(3) with groove (6) and hole (7). thus. since there is no
fuel discharge. the pressure inside the pump will
increase the injection advance.

NOTE: The LFB device can be adjusted only on the test


bench.

a. Sleeve at Rest b. Sleeve in Motion c. Sleeve in Correcting Position. drop


in internal pressure I. Longitudinal Hole in Governor Support Spindle 2.
Governor Spindle - 3. Transverse Hole in Governor Sleeve 4. Governor
Sleeve 5. Transverse Hole in Governor Spindle 6. Groove through
Governor Axis - 7. Transverse Hole in Governor Spindle.

LDA DEVICE (ADJUSTMENT OF FLOW RELATIVE


TO LOAD)
FIGURE 258

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Unhook return spring (2) from plate (I).

19202

FIGURE 259

OPERATION
The purpose of the LDA device is to vary the flow of
fuel in relation to the air pressure in the induction
manifold.
This air pressure acts on diaphragm (I) which forms
one part with adjustment pin (4). The bottom of
adjustment pin (4) has a tapered seat on which a feeler
pin (6) slides.
The axial movement of adjustment pin (4) causes feeler
pin (6) to move which in turn pushes stop lever (7). The
stop lever rotates on its spindle (8) and works the
control plate so as to match the flow of fuel to the
amount of air allowed into the cylinders.

DISMANTLING THE INJECTION PUMP

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Note position of reference marks between spindle (2)


and lever (4).
Unscrew nut (3) and remove spindle (2), lever (4)
complete with plate (5) and control lever (I).

FIGURE 257

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19203

Fix injection pump (I) to plate (2) of Adjustable


Support 99365014.

Remove: cup (2), spring (3) and cup (4). Remove fixing
bolts and take off LDA cover (I).

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.. FIGURE 261

FIGURE 2604

19209

Mark fitting position (see arrow) of diaphragm (I) in


relation to cover (2).Take off lead seal (3) and remove
stop pins (5) and turbocharge maximum flow screw (4).
Remove plug (6).

Unscrew spring load adjustment ring nut (I).

FIGURE 265
FIGURE 262

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19207

Turn diaphragm (I) complete with adjustment pin (2)


and remove from housing.
FIGURE 263

Remove seal plug (2). remove bleed screw ( I ), unscrew


bolts (3) fixing cover to pump body.

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19211

Remove diaphragm reaction spring ( I) and spacer bush

(2).

Remove cover (I) and pullout drive spindle (2) by


pressing downwards (in direction of arrow).
Remove seal from cover.

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FIGURE 267

19212

Push out guide pin using a punch and pull out shut-off
lever (I).

Measure distance between top of bush (I) and surface


of cover and note it down.
Unscrew nut (3), remove spring clip (2) and unscrew
guide bush (I) for adjustment pin.

FIGURE 268
FIGURE 271

19213

Pull out feeler pin (I) using pliers.

FIGURE 269
FIGURE 272

Unscrew ring nut (I) from cover (5), then using an


extractor, take out sealing ring (2), guide bush (3) and
seal (4).

Using Spanner 99352139 ( I) remove transfer pressure


adjustment valve.

FIGURE 273

FIGURE 276

[IJ-----------.

Remove lock nut and washer; using an allen key


unscrew governor spindle (I).

Remove solenoid valve ( I) and valve (2) complete with


internal spring.

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FIGURE 27-4

FIGURE 277

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Take out speed governor assembly (I) and retain


thrust washer and adjusting plate (2).

Turn the pump and using wrench 99352140 (I)


unscrew the hydraulic head closing plug. Unscrew the 4
delivery connections (2).
..... FIGURE 278,'

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The speed governor assembly (I) consists of an


adjustment sleeve (3) with adjusting plug with spring
clip, shim (4) and 4 centrifugal counterweights (2).

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DELIVERY CONNECTION COMPONENTS

I. Connection - 2. Spring Support - 3. Shims - 4. Spring - S. Valve Seat - 6.


Ball - 7. Spring Support with Calibrated Hole - 8. Spring? 9. Valve Body.

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FIGURE 282

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m--~~-i?=2T-

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19226

Using wrench (I) undo screws (2) fixing hydraulic head.

Remove distributor plunger (I) complete with return


springs (2), slider (3) and spring support plate (4), and
levelling and adjusting shims from pump body.

FIGURE 280

FIGURE 283

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Pushing against distributor plunger (3) remove hydraulic


head (I), ensuring that control plate guide pins (4) and
reaction springs (2) remain in the head.
Using wrench 99352141 (I) undo screws holding
control plate (2) and remove plate.
. FIGURE 281
FIGURE 284

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OJ--~

0 - -A
m---+~~~=~ji'lJ

m---;-r~~~~

Remove pumping element return spring washers (2),


shims, guide pins (I). reaction springs (3) and sealing
ring (4) from bottom of hydraulic head.

Using round nose pliers, take out cam disc (2) with start
delivery adjustment pad (I).

FIGURE 288

FIGURE 285

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19229

Again using round nose pliers remove cross (I).

FIGURE 286 ..

Take out roller ring (I), without .changing position of


rollers in their seats.

FIGURE 289

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[IJ-+f-\\--W~---;":'~fnlr('

rn---ij~~~Ul--1Y18623

Remove spring clip (I) and locking pin (2).

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Using socket wrench (2) undo fixing screw (I) and


remove both covers of advance unit.

FIGURE 287

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Move advance unit control pin (2) towards inside of


roller ring (3).

Take out complete advance unit (I).

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FIGURE 294

FIGURE 291

Unscrew nut (I) fixing connection (3) on pump drive


shaft; to do so, stop connection from turning by using
wrench 99365147 (2).

Refit drive shaft, turn injection pump and remove


transfer pump components (2) together with drive
shaft (I).

FIGURE 295

FIGURE 292

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19233

Remove connection from pump drive shaft uSing


Extractor 99342138 (I).

18618

Remove drive gear (3), speed governor and spnng


. pads (2) from drive shaft (I).

FIGURE 293

CHECKS

18611

Temporarily pullout drive shaft and undo retaining


screws of transfer pump plate (I).

Thoroughly wash pump body and dismantled parts


with petrol.
Check each part for signs of wear or cracks; carefully
check all working surfaces for signs of seizure. Ensure
that springs are not distorted or broken.
Replace parts found to be damaged or in any way faulty
with new parts.

REFITTING
FIGURE 296

NOTE - To ensure that the eccentric ring (I Fig. 298) is


fitted correctly. position it so that transfer pressure
hole (3 Fig 298) is facing the cover. and that hole (2 Fig.
298). which is furthest away from the internal diameter
of the ring. is facing the pump identification plate.

Place pump body on plate 99365014 (I).

FIGURE 297

FIGURE 299

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Fit seal (2) onto pump body using standard drift (I).

TRANSFER PUMP COMPONENTS


I. Drive Shaft - 2. Spring Pads - 3. Governor Drive Gear - 4. Shim - S.
Retaining Plate - 6. Vane Transfer Pump - 7. Eccentric Ring.

NOTE - To avoid knocking the eccentric ring during


assembly, it is recommended that the following parts
be fitted temporarily: drive shaft (I). governor drive
gear (3), spring pads (2), shim (4). retaining plate (5),
vane transfer pump (6) and eccentric ring (7).

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Fit eccentric ring ( I) into pump body together with its


vane transfer pump (4).

FIGURE 303

FIGURE 300

Remove drive shaft again and secure retaining plate ( I )


with its screws.
Fit key on drive shaft and place assembly inside pump
body so that the key enters its seat in the vane impeller.

Insert bushing (I) into the piston (2) and fit it into the
pump body.
NOTE: The spring input side of the plunger must line
up with the anti-syphon hole in the pump body.

FIGURE 301

FIGURE 304

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18620

Place advance unit drive pin (2) in its seat in roller ring
( I).

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FIGURE 302

Push drive pin (2) into unit plunger connecting pin (I fig.
303). Arrange the final section of the drive shaft as
shown in the figure.
FIGURE 305

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rn----l~~~=::rv/T11T(

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18621

Fit roller ring (I) into pump body.

18623

Insert lock pin (2) into connecting pin (3) together with
its spring clip (I).

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ADJUSTING PRELOAD ON DISTRIBUTOR


PLUNGER RETURN SPRINGS ("KF Dimension")
FIGURE 309

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Fit sealing rings (2) and flat cover (5). Fit a I mm shim in
spring seat, fit spring (3). Fit a shim (4) in cover recess
(I) and fit cover.
NOTE: The exact number of shims must be determined on the test bench (see SVS measurement).

Place a dial gauge in tool 99365 150 (2), then set it to


zero on surface plate (I) with a pre-load of 6 mm.

FIGURE 310
FIGURE 307

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Fit cross (I) into its seat.

Fit spring guide pins (5), shims (4), spring support


washers (2) and springs (3) into hydraulic head (I).

FIGURE 311
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Fit cam disc (I). taking care to position it with the


pumping element stop (2) facing the keyway in the
drive shaft. Fit delivery start pad (3).

Fit distributor plunger ( I) into hydraulic head complete


with spring support plate (4) and two shims (2 and 3).

CONTROL PLATE WITH NEGATIVE


ADJUSTMENT

FIGURE 312

FIGURE 314

Position tool 99365150 as shown and carry out check.

The control plate with negative adjustment increases


the delivery of fuel as the engine speed increases.

FIGURE 315

FIGURE 313

KF

Fit distributor plunger (I) into pump body so that slot


on base of plunger keys onto drive dowel (2) on cam
disc.
FIGURE 316

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Without compressing the springs, check that Measurement KF is 5.31 mm, if not, replace adjusting washers.

NOTE - Only one adjusting washer of the same size


should be fitted on each guide pin.
Continue assembly, fitting slider on distributor plunger
and ensuring that lubrication hole is turned towards
base of plunger.

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f21

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19239

Fit control plate (3) placing drive pin (2) in .seat (I) in
slider.

FIGURE 317

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FIGURE 320 ,"';..

After plaCing springs (3) in spring plate and thrust


springs (2) in their seats, center hydraulic head (I) on
pumping element and insert it into pump body,
securing it in place with the four retaining screws
tightened to a torque of I I to 13 Nm.
ADJUSTING POSITION OF DISTRIBUTOR
PLUNGER (MEASUREMENT UK")

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Check that Measurement uK" is 3.3 mm.


NOTE - Measurement UK" is the distance between
sealing surface of head (2) and surface of distributor
plunger (I).
FIGURE 321

FIGURE 318

Fit dial gauge into tool 99365150 (2) and zero it on


surface plate (I) with a pre-load of 6 mm.

If Measurement uK" is not to specification, replace


adjustment pad (2) under base of distributor plunger
(I ).

FIGURE 319

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26353

Place tool with dial gauge (I) on hydraulic head (2).

Fit plug (3) together with bleed screw and tighten it to a


torque of 60 to 80 Nm: fit delivery valves and pressure
connections (2), tightening them to a torque of 35 to 45
Nm. Fit solenoid valve (I).

ADJUSTING GOVERNOR SPINDLE (LFB)

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FIGURE 326

26356

Fit spring clip (2) on plug (I) and insert them into
adjustment sleeve (3).
NOTE - The exact thickness of the plug must be
defined when next measuring the "MS" Measurement.

Using ruler (2), check that end of governor spindle ( I) is


3.0 mm from flange of pump body.

FIGURE 327

FIGURE 324

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GOVERNOR COMPONENTS
I. Governor Spindle Lock Nut - 2. Washer - 3. Governor Spindle 4. Shim
Plate - 5. Shim Washer - 6. Governor Body 7. Counterweights - 8. Spacer
Washer - 9. Adjustment Sleeve.

Place counterweights (7), washers (5 and 8) and


adjustment sleeve (9) in governor body (6).

GOVERNOR SPINDLE SETTING


A+ -3

Exact adjustment is carried out later on test bench.

FIGURE 325

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Place shim plate (4 Fig. 324) and governor in pump


body. Screw in spindle (I).

Using feeler gauge (I), check axial clearance of governor (3). This clearance should be 0.25 to 0.45 mm
between pin (2) and governor (3); if not, replace
adjustment shim.

CHECKING TRANSFER PRESSURE REGULATING


VALVE
FIGURE 329

OJ-------o--L

-- -.-.-/

--......_ ..

Using tool 99342141 (I), pull off spring clip (I Fig. 330),
then pull out plunger (2 Fig. 330) and spring (3 Fig. 330)
of valve body (5 Fig 330).

Temporarily fit cover (3) onto pump body, screw in


bush ( I) so that distance between its end and the cover
surface is the same as when dismantling, with hole (2)
facing downwards pointing towards seat of feeler pin

(4).

FIGURE 330

FIGURE 333

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PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE


I. Spring Clip - 2. Plunger - 3. Spring - 4. Sealing Ring 5. Valve Body - 6.
Sealing Ring.

Check that regulating valve components are not worn;


if so, renew them.
Insert spring clip (I).
FIGURE 331

Using a punch. bring adjustment plunger level with


valve body. Reassemble transfer pressure regulating
valve and screw it onto pump body.
Screw up lock nut and tighten with torque wrench to
25 to 30 Nm.

PRESETTING ADJUSTMENT RING NUT


FIGURE 335

19246
192+4

Place dial gauge (I) in tool 99365150 (2) and zero it


with a pre-load of I0 mm.

Screw adjustment ring nut (I) fully onto bush.

.FIGURE 338

FIGURE 336

19247
1924S

Using gauge (I), measure distance between ring nut ( I


Fig. 335) and top of cover then unscrew ring nut (I Fig.
335) until distance previously measured is reduced by 3
mm.
NOTE - Exact adjustment is carried out later on test
bench.

Rest dial gauge (I) on diaphragm (2); read and note


down Measurement C .

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FIGURE 33~ ,

PRESETTING LOA ADJUSTMENT SCREW DURING


SUCTION PERIOD
This is done to prevent the diaphragm retaining disc
from coming into contact with the cover of the LOA.

21--------...,

Using dial gauge (I) read Measurement F on cover


(2); it should be C-I mm .

I UK.ISUUAIL T IN I tK.\..UULt/\

'.

FIGURE 340

19252

If Measurement F is not to specification, correct by


turning adjustment screw (I) with allen key (2).

Remove cut-away cover and complete diaphragm,


then fil adjustment shim (2) and spring (I).

ADJUSTING LDA LIFT


FIGURE 344
FIGURE 341

19250

Fit spring (2) and diaphragm (I) complete with adjustment pin.

Fit diaphragm complete with adjustment pin so that


marks (I and 2), made when dismantling, match up.
NOTE - If replacing diaphragm or cover, determine
position of diaphragm as described below.

FIGURE 342

30670

Fit cut-away cover (2) without adjustment screw, rest


spindle of dial gauge ( I) on diaphragm disc (3), preload
and zero it. Pushing diaphragm adjustment pin downwards, check its maximum travel (LOA lift). Subtract
measurement read in Setting Table (LOA lift) from
measurement just taken. Make up the difference with
an adjustment shim.

Place tool from kit 99395622 (3) on cover (I) with


curved part in contact with lever (2). The exact fitting
position of diaphragm is found when, on turning the
diaphragm, resistance is encountered due to tapered
part of spindle coming into contact with feeler pin.

FIGURE 346

/)

19253

Fit cover (I) and secure it with its own screws.

Screw in plug (I) with allen key (2).

FIGURE 350

FIGURE 347

19257

Fit ring nut (2) and guide bush ( I), complete with sealing
ring and copper washer. onto special tool and place in
housing on pump body.

Remove cover ( I) from pump, fit stop lever (3) and fix
it to cover with guide pin (2).

.~

FIGURE 348

Fit feeler pin (I) with point facing inwards.

FIGURE 3_5I...............

Tighten side screws (I) with their seals. using a


screwdriver.

TURBODAILY IN I ~KLUUL~K

SETTING STARTER MEASUREMENT MS

..
FIGURE 352

Position tool from kit 99395622 on cover (3). Bring


movable part (2) of tool into contact with turbocharge
adjustment screw (4) and fix it in that position by means
of screw (5).
Using a gauge, measure the distance between slot on
tool (I) and inner side of movable part (2): Measurement A , e.g. 11.5 mm.

FIGURE 35<4

Fit tool from kit 99395622 (2) onto pump body (3) and
secure it with bolts (I).
.
Keeping control plate (4) in contact with pin (6), insert
feeler gauge (5) as shown in Figure and check that
Measurement MS is 0.8 to I mm.

FIGURE 355

FIGURE 353

26356

If value is different, remove governor from pump body,


take plug ( I) out of adjustment sleeve (3) and replace
plug with another of suitable thickness.
Refit governor in pump body.

FIGURE 356

Arrange screw (2) of tool from kit 99395622 (I) so that


the protrusion of screw (2) in relation to inner side of
tool ( I): Measurement C. is given by C = A - B, where
A is the measurement made previously (11.5 mm), B is
the distance between the axes of screws (3) and inner
side of tool (I) and is 9 mm to manufacturer's
specifications, therefore:
C= 11.5-9=2.5 mm.
Fit guide pin (3), idling spring (5) and spring support disc
(4) on control plate: hook on expansion spring (2) and
drive spindle (.I), complete with ring and shim washer.

I UI\DVUAIL T IN I t:1\~VULt:1\

FIGURE 357

FIGURE360 "'

rIJ--1;;:::;~~~
rn-~"'

Then fit lever (4) complete with plate (5) and control
lever (I). positioning it so that the reference mark
coincides with the one made when spindle (2) was
removed and secure lever with nut (3).

Fit gasket (I) in housing on cover.

FIGURE 358
FIGURE 361.

Fit cover (4). relief valve (I). idling and maximum


adjustment screw (2) and maximum flow adjustment
screw (3).

Position key. fit drive connection (2) and washer and


using torque wrench (3) and tool 99365147 (I). tighten
nut to 59 Nm.

FIGURE 359

16341

Position bottom cup (4). spring (3) and top cup (2) on
drive spindle.
7

INJECTION PUMP TESTING DATA

IVECO REF.: 48330159


SUPPLIER'S REF.: 460414078
SUPPLIER: Bosch

INJECTION PUMP: VER 393


GOVERNOR: ALL SPEEiS

ENGINE: 8140.47.2700
PRESSURE PIPES (ENGINE): DIAM. 6 X 2 X 430 mm
CYL. 1-2-3-4
INJECTOR SETIING (ENGINE): 210 + 8 bar
IDLING SPEED OF ENGINE: 750. 25 r.p.m.
FITIING 5 0.5 DEGREES BEFORE TDC WITH INJECTION PUMP PLUNGER IN DELIVERY STAGE I mm FROM BDC
AND DISTRIBUTOR DELIVERY PORT CORRESPONDING TO OUTLET "A ...
STATIC AND DYNAMIC SPECIFICATIONS OF TEST BENCH COMPLY WITH ISO STANDARDS 400811 AND 400812.
PIPES
I 680750073 (6 x 2 x 450 mm)
INJECTORS
I 688 90 I 027
INJECTOR SETIING: 250 + 3 bar
CALIBRATED HOLE IN PAD: DIAM. 0.5 mm
TEST FLUID COMPLIES WITH ISO STANDARD 41 13
SUPPLY PRESSURE: 0.30 0.05 bar
BURETIE EMPTYING TIME: 30 seconds
TEST OIL TEMPERATURE: WITH THERMOMETER = 38 to 42C
: ELECTRONIC = .......oC

INJECTION PUMP SETTINGS


NUMBERS GIVEN IN BRACKETS MUST BE USED ONLY AS CONTROL VALUES
I START OF DELIVERY

.1 Prelift (from BDC):


.2 Rotation
.3 Pump Injection Order
.4 Engine Firing Order

4 FLOW AT FULL LOAD WITH SUPERCHARGE PRESSURE


mm :00.02
:(0.04)
Clockwise
:A-B-C-D
. : 1-4-3-2

2 ADVANCE UNIT STROKE


Speed
Pressure on LDA
Settings

r.p.m.: 1800
hPa: 1000
cm) : 58.5 - 59.5
cm) :(3.0)

5 FLOW AT FULL LOAD WITHOUT


r.p.m.: I 100
hPa: 1000
mm: 1.2- 1.6

3 FUEL PUMP PRESSURE


Speed
Pressure on LDA
Settings

Speed
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Max Imbalance

r.p.m.: I 100
hPa: 1000
bar: 5.0 - 5.6

SUPERCHARGE PRESSURE
Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries

r.p.m.: 550
cm): 24.0 - 25.0

6 DEVIATION CURVE WITH GOVER


NOR AT IDLING
Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Max Imbalance

r.p.m.: 375
cm): 9.8 - 10.2
cm):(3.0)

7 RESIDUAL FLOW SETIINGS:


Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
DATE: 01.12.90

r.p.m.
cm)

8 - DEVIATION CURVE WITH GOVER-

12 - SETTING AND CHECKING "LFB"

NOR AT MAXIMUM DELIVERY

Speed
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries

r.p.m.: 2100
hPa: 1000
.1
cm 3 : 49.5-57.5
.2

9 - STARTING

Speed
Average Flow
per I 000 Deliveries

r.p.m.: 100
cm 3: 40-70

10 - DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSFERT

.1
.2

PRESSURE

.1

.2
J
.4

Pressure on LDA
Speed
Transfer Pump
Pressure
Speed
Trasfer Pump
Pressure
Speed
Trasfer Pump
Pressure
Speed
Transfer Pump
Pressure

hPa: 1000
r.p.m. : I 100
bar: 4.7-5J
r.p.m. : I sao
bar: 6.2-6.8
r.p.m. : 1900
bar: 7J-7.9
r.p.m.:

13

Speed
Pressure on LDA
Setting:
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Transfer Pressure
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Advance Stroke
Control:
Average Flow
per I 000 Deliveries
Advance Stroke
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Advance Stroke
-

FLOW
VALVE

ON

Speed
Pressure on LDA
Backflow
Flow
.1 Speed
Pressure on LDA
Backflow
Flow

r.p.m. : I 100
hPa: 1000
cm 3: minus 20 1.0
bar: minus 0.2 0.1
cm 3 : minus 25 4.0
mm: minus 0.8 0.1
cm 3: 5.0 3.0
mm:0.6OJ

BACKFLOW

r.p.m.: 550
hPa:O
:41-83
cm 3: (26-98)
r.p.m.: 1900
hPa: 1000
: 55-138
cm 3: (40-153)

bar:

II - DEVELOPMENT OF INJECTION
ADVANCE

Pressure on LDA
.1 Speed
Advance Stroke
.2 Speed
Advance Stroke
J Speed
Advance Stroke
.4 Speed
Advance Stroke
DATE: 01.12.90

hPa: iooo
r.p.m. : I 100
mm: 1.2- i.6
:(1.0-1.8)
r.p.m. : I sao
mm: 3J-4.1
:(3.0-4.4)
r.p.m. : 1900
mm: 5.2-6.0
:(4.9-6J)
r.p.m.:
mm:

-.....-II

14 - DEVELOPMENT OF FLOW RATES


.1 Speed
r.p.m. :700
Setting Point
hPa:(*) 400
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3 : 47.5-48.5
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 500
.2 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 56.5-60.3
per I000 Deliveries
r.p.m.:
800
.3 Speed
O
hPa:
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 32.0-36.0
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 500
.4 Speed
hPa: O
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 24.0-25.0
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 1500
.5 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 55.5-60.5
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.:
1800
.6 Speed
hPa:
1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 58.5-59.5
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 1900
.7 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3 : 55.8-59.8
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 2000
.8 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 53.0-59.0
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 2100
.9 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 3: 49.5-57.5
per 1000 Deliveries
r.p.m.: 2300
.10 Speed
hPa: 1000
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
em 34.5-9.5
per I000 Deliveries
r.p.m.:
.11 Speed
hPa:
Pressure on LDA
Average Flow
per I000 Deliveries
DATE: 01.12.90

15 - ZERO FLOW (STOP)


.1 Mechanical:
Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
.2 Electrical:
Speed
Voltage
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
16 - FLOW AT IDLING
.1 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
.2 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
.3 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Radial Flow:
.4 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries

r.p.m.:

r.p.m.:
volt:

rpm.:500
em 3: 0.0-2.0
r.p.m.: 375
em 3: 13.0-14.0
r.p.m.: 300
em 3: 41.0-51.0
r.p.m.:

17 - EXTRA FLOW AUTOMATIC


STARTER
r.p.m.:
.1 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
.2 Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries

18 - SETTING AND CHECKING THE


POTENTIOMETER

Supply
Setting:
Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Potentiometer Output
Voltage
Control:
Speed
Average Flow
per 1000 Deliveries
Potentiometer Output
Voltage

volts:
r.p.m.:
em 3:
volts:
r.p.m.:
em 3:
volts:

19 - STOP ELECTROMAGNET

Minimum Working
Voltage
Rated Voltage

volts:
volts:

20 - FITTING AND SETTING MEASUREMENTS

Deseripeion:
K
KF
MS
SVS
XK
XL

LDASTROKE

mm: 3.3
mm:5.31
mm: 1.00
mm:max.
mm:
mm
mm:6.0+ 1.0

NOTES:
I) ENTRIES WITH NO ALPHANUMERIC VALUES
REFER TO OTHER TYPES OF INJECTION
PUMPS.
3) MEASUREMENTS MADE ON
INJECTION
PUMPS FITTED WITH "KSB" MUST BE TAKEN
WITH THE KSB OFF.
4) (*) TURN LDA SPRING PRELOAD ADjUSTMENT RING NUT (BOSCH REFERENCE N 46).

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Injection pump: VE411 OF21 OOR675
Speed governor: MIN/MAX

IVECO PART N. 98492219


BOSCH PART N. 0460 404 08S

Engine

For:

8140.67F.3700

IVECO

Timing:
-

Injection pump static advance (Output reference "A") 0 05


degrees before II after II ID.C With I.P pumping in phase of delivery at I mm from BDC
Or with piston at IDC and injection pump pumping in phase of delivery at I 0.04 mm from BDC
Engine idling speed without load: 77S 2S rpm

TEST BENCH WITH STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS


CONFORMING TO STANDARDS ISO 400811 -/2

Rotation direction:

Right
Left
Pipes: 0 6 x 0 2 x 450 mm
Injectors: 1688 90 I 022
Calibrated hole pad: 0
mm
Injector setting: I 30 + 3 bar
Bacldlow chock 0
055 mm

IXI

Supply pressure:
O.3S 0.05 bar
Burette evacuation time:
30"
Test fiuid conforming to standard:
ISO 4113
Temperature
Infiux
Defiuxion
Thermometer : 45 I C
Electronic
4 C

IXI

"INJECTION PUMP ADJUSTMENT VALUES"


"THE NUMBERS GIVEN IN BRACKETS SHOULD
BE USED ONLY AS CONTROL VALUES"

Date: 04--{)4-1996

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9- START

14 - DELIVERY RUN AND ADJUSTMENT

Speed
Delivery per 1000 shots
Minimum delivery

rpm:
cm 3:
em 3:

100
80.0 20
60.0

10 - "LFB" SETTING
Speed
Overcharging pressure
I. Delivery difference
per I000 shots
2. Transfer pump pressure
difference

rpm:
hPa:

1250

em 3;

-101.0

bar:

0.2 O.I

hPa:
rpm:
mm:
mm:

2 Speed
Advance travel
3 Speed
Advance travel

rpm:
mm:
mm:

rpm:
mm:
mm;

4 Speed
Advance travel

1250
VO.I
( 0.6)
2000
7.4 OJ
( 0.7)
1000
0.9 OJ
( 0.7)

hPa:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:

1250
5.8 OJ
2000
82 0.3
600
3J OJ

Speed
Overcharging pressure
Bacldlow volume c.cl lOs:
c.cl lOs:
2 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Backflow volume c.c./ lOs:
c.c./IOs:

Date:

04-04-1997

rpm:
hPa:

S Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
6 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
hPa:
em 3;
em 3;
rpm:
hPa:
em 3;
em 3;
rpm:
hPa:

em 3;
em 3;

rpm:
hPa:
em 3;
em 3;

rpm:
hPa:
cm3:
cm 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3;
em 3:

8 Speed
OverCharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
9 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
10 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per I000 shots

rpm:
hPa
em);

em 3;
rpm:
. hPa:

(0)

2600
1.5 1.5
( 1.5)
2300
32 2.0
( 6.0)
2100
44.0 1.5
( 2.5)
1500
43.5 0.5
(2.0)
1000
41.0 1.5
( 2.5)
600
36.5 1.5
( 3.0)

em 3;

cm l
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em);

13 - BACKFLOW VOLUME ON VALVE


I

3 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per I000 shots

7 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
mm:
mm:

12 - TRANSFER PRESSURE RUN


Overcharging pressure
I Speed
Transfer pump pressure
2 Speed
Transfer pump pressure
3 Speed
Transfer pump pressure
4 Speed
Transfer pump pressure

2 Speed
Overchargng pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

4 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

I I -INJECTION ADVANCE RUN


Overcharging pressure
I Speed
Advance travel

I Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per I000 shots

600

41.4"' 85.5
(26.4", 100.5)
rpm:
2100
hPa:
55.2"' 138.0
(40.2", 153)

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PUMP TEST VALUES

REMARKS:
I) References for which no letters or numbers are given are reserved for other injection pump
designs.

2) For a conrect adjustment of injecton pumps on the electric bench, conform to the manual
IVECO Technical Publications and Training No. XXXXXXXXX

3) Measurements taken on injection pumps equipped with "KSB" must be performed with the
same at rest.

4) (") LOA adjusting point: act on spring pre-loading ring.

5) After every variation of LOA pressure, act on the control lever

6) For adjusting the starting point (ARF valve) add a 12.0 mm spacer to the third delivery stop.

NOTES: "PROVISIONAL:' TEST VALUES


APPROVAL PROTOCOL N. 200-2195 OF 20.10.1995

CID.

DATE
04-04-97

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PUMP TEST VALUES

Injection pump: VE4/ 12F 1800R657


Speed governor: All speeds

IVECO PART
BOSCH PART

Engine

For:

8140,233700
8140233800

N,994778S9
N, 0460 424 124

IVECO

Timing:
Injection pump static advance (Output reference "A") 0.5
degrees before IXI after I I TOC w~h I.P pumping in phase of delivery at I mm from BDC
Or with piston at TD,C and injection pump pumping In phase of delivery
at 0,78 0,04 mm from BDC
Engine idling speed w~hout load: 750 25 rpm
TEST BENCH WITH STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
CONFORMING TO STANDARDS ISO 4008/1 -/2

Rotation direction:

Right
Left
Pipes: 121 6 x 121 2 x 840 mm
Injectors: 1688 90 I 027
Calibrated hole pad: O,S mm
Injector setting: 2S0 + 3 bar
Backflow chock: 121 0,60 mm

=
=

IXI

0.35 O,OS bar


Supply pressure:
Burette evacuation time:
KMM
Test fluid conforming to standard: ISO 41 13
Temperature
Influx

Thermometer
Electronic

Defluxion
: S5

I C
4C

Ixi

"INJECTION PUMP ADJUSTMENT VALUES"


"THE NUMBERS GIVEN IN BRACKETS SHOULD
BE USED ONLY AS CONTROL VALUES"

Date:

03 -06-1996

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ROTARY PU M P TEST VALUES

9- START

14 - DELIVERY RUN AND ADJUSTMENT

Speed
Delivery per I000 shots

rpm:
em 3:

Minimum delivery

em 3;

100
8S.0 2S
60.0

10 - "LFB" SETIING
Speed
Overcharging pressure
I. Delivery difference
per I000 shots
2. Transfer pump pressure
difference

rpm:
hPa:

3 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

em 3:

bar:

2 Speed
Advance travel

hPa:
rpm:
mm:
mm:

rpm:
mm:

mm:

3 Speed
Advance travel

rpm:
mm:
mm:

4 Speed
Advance travel

1200
1200
1.1 O.I
( 0.7)
ISOO
32 05
( 0.7)
1800
4.9 OJ
( 0.5)

rpm:

hPa:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:

rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:

1200
1200
7.2 0.3
1800
9J OJ
600
4.7 0.3

13 - BACKFLOW VOLUME ON VALVE


I

Speed
Overcharging pressure
Backflow volume c.c.lIOs:
c.c./IOs:
2 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Backflow volume
c.c.lIOs:
c.c.lIOs:

Date:

03-D6-1997

4 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
5 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
6 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
7 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

mm:
mm:

12 - TRANSFER PRESSURE RUN


Overcharging pressure
I Speed
Transfer pump pressure
2 Speed
Transfer pump pressure
3 Speed
Transfer pump pressure
4 Speed
Transfer pump pressure

I Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
2 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

I I -INJECTION ADVANCE RUN


Overcharging pressure
I Speed
Advance travel

Edit. 2

8 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
9 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per I000 shots
10 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
cm J
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
cm J
em 3;
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
cm J
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
cm 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:

800 (0)
SOO
S1.0 0.5
( 3.5)
2200
1200
2.0 2.0
( 2.0)
2100
1200
20.0 6.0
( 9.0)
2200
1200
430 30
( 45)
1800
1200
6152.0
(3.5)
1100
1200
58.5 05
( 35)
9S0
1200
58.0 3.0
( 5.0)
600
1200
625 3.5
( 6.0)
SSO

305 05
( 3.S)

em 3:

em 3:

rpm:
hPa:

600
1200
1104 + 132,5
(954 + 1465)
rpm:
1800
hPa:
1200
IS2.0 + 207.0
(137 + 222)

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Date:

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No. 99464658

Edit. 2

PUMP TEST VALUES

REMARKS:
I) References for which no letters or numbers are given are reserved for other injection pump
designs.

2) For a correct adjustment of injection pumps on the electric bench, conform to the manual
IVECO Technical Publications and Training No. XXXXXXXXX

3) Measurements taken on injection pumps equipped with "KSB" must be performed with the
same at rest.
./'.

4) ('O) LDA adjusting point: act on spring pre-loading ring.

5) After every variation of LDA pressure, act on the control lever

6) For adjusting the starting point (ARF valve) add a 12.0 mm spacer to the third delivery stop.

NOTES: "PROVISIONAL:' TEST VALUES


TABEL BOSCH OF 02.04.1996

C.I.D.
77-9503-0501-085

DATE
03-06-1996

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I N J E C T ION ROT A R Y P U M p. T EST V A L U E S


Injection pump
VE4/12F 1800R660
Speed governor ALL SPEEDS

IVECO PART
BOSCH PART

Engine: 8140.433700

For:IVECO

N.99477860
N. 0460
.

Timing:
Injection pump static advance (Output reference "A") 15 05 degrees
before IXI after II TDC with I.P pumping in phase of delivery at I mm from BD.C
Or with piston at TDC and injection pump pumping in phase of delivery
at 1.1 S 0.04 mm from BD.C
Engine idling speed without load: 7S0 2S rpm
TEST BENCH WITH STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
CONFORMING TO STANDARDS ISO 4008/ I -/2
- Rotation direction:

Right
Left
Pipes: 0 6 x 0 2 x 450 mm
Injectors: 1688 90 I 027
Calibrated hole pad: 0 = 05 mm
Injector settng : 250 + 3 bar
Backflow chock 0 = 0.7S mm

Supply pressure:

Burette evacuation time:


KMM
Test fluid conforming to standard: ISO 41 I 3
Temperature at
Influx
Defluxion
X
Thermometer:
55 I C
4C
Electronic

0.35 0.05 bar

II

"INJECTION PUMP ADJUSTMENT VALUES"


"THE NUMBERS GIVEN IN BRACKETS SHOULD
BE USED ONLY AS CONTROL VALUES"

1- START OF DELIVERY

r--

Pre-lift (from BD.C)

mm:

o 0.Q2

2- ADVANCE CHANGER TRAVEL


Speed
Overcharging pressure
Adjustment values

rpm:
hPa:
mm:

1100
1200
1.6 0.1

3- TRANSFER PUMP PRESSURE


Speed

Overcharging pressure
Adjustment values

rpm:
hP.:
bar:

1100
1200
7.4 0.3

4- DELIVERY AT FULL LOAD WITH OVERCHARGING


Speed

Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

Max difference

rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:

1750
1200
63.0 05
4.0 (45)

S- DELIVERY AT FULL LOAD WITHOUT


OVERCHARGING
Speed
Delivery per 1000 shots
Max difference

rpm:
cm 1

SSO
34.0 05

em 3:

6- IDLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT


Speed
Delivery per 1000 shots
Max difference

rpm:

em 3:
em3:

375
7.0 2.0
60 (65)

7- ADJUSTING THE RESIDUAL DELIVERY


Speed
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
em 3:

8- MAXIMUM SPEED ADJUSTMENT


Speed

Overcharging pressure

rpm:
hPa:

Delivery per 1000 shots

em 3:

2100
1200
20 5

Date:

03-06-1996

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INJECTION ROTARY
9- START

P U M P T EST VALUES
14 - DELIVERY RUN AND ADJUSTMENT

Speed
Delivery per 1000 shots
Minimum delivery

rpm:
em 3:
em 3:

100
85.0 25
60.0

10 - "LFB" SETTING

I. Delivery difference
per 1000 shots

bar:

4 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

I I -INJECTION ADVANCE RUN


Overcharging pressure
I Speed
Advance travel

hPa:
rpm:
mm:

mm:

rpm:

2 Speed
Advance travel

mm:
mm:

rpm:

3 Speed
Advance travel

mm:
mm:

4 Speed
Advance travel

rpm:
mm:

Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

3 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

em 3:

2. Transfer pump pressure


difference

2 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
hPa:

Speed

1200
1100
1.6 0.1
( 0.7)
1600
4 0.3
( 0.7)
1400
2.B 0.3
( 0.7)
1800
S.I Ol

5 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
6 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
7 Speed
Overchar~ng

pressure
Delivery per I000 shots

mm:

12 - TRANSFER PRESSURE RUN


Overcharging pressure

I Speed
Transfer pump
2 Speed
Transfer pump
3 Speed
Transfer pump
4 Speed
Transfer pump

Edit. 2

pressure
pressure
presSUre
pressure

hPa:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:
rpm:
bar:

1200
110
6.B 0.3
1800
B.8 0.3
600
52 0.3

8 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
9 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots
10 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Delivery per 1000 shots

rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
cm 1
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:

em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
cm 1
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
hPa:

em 3:
em 3:

rpm:
hPa:
cm 1
em 3;
rpm:
hPa:
cm 1
cm 1
rpm:
hPa:
em 3:
em 3;
rpm:
hPa:

em 3;
em 3:

800(')
500
54.0 0.5
( 3.5)
2200
1200
2.0 2.0
( 2.0)
2100
1200
2.0 5.0
( 7.0)
2200
1200
43.0 3
( 4.5)
1800
1200
63.0 2.0
( 3.S)
1750
1200
3.0 0.5
( 3.5)
1400

1200
61.02.5
( 5.0)
900
1200
58.0 2.5
5.0)
600
1200
64.0 2.0
( 6.0)
550
0
34.0 0.5
( 3.5)

13 - BACKFLOW VOLUME ON VALVE


I Speed
Overcharging pressure
Backflow volume eel lOs:
eel lOs:
2 Speed
Overcharging pressure
Backflow volume
eell Os:

ec.! lOs:

Date:

03--D6-1996

rpm:
hPa:

600
1200
75.0.;- 18.7
(60.5.;- 133.7)
1800
rpm:
1200
hPa:
96.6.;- 179.4
(82.3.;- 195.7)

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ENGINEERING
INJECTION

Date:

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INJECTION ROTARY PUMP TEST VALUES


REMARKS:
I) References for which no letters or numbers are given are reserved for other injection pump
designs.
2) For a correct adjustment of injection pumps on the electric bench, conform to the manual
IVECO Technical Publications and Training No. XXXXXXXXX
3) Measurements taken on injection pumps equipped with "KSB" must be performed with the
same at rest.
4) (*) LDA adjusting point act on spring pre-loading ring.
5) After every variation of LDA pressure, act on the control lever
6) For adjusting the starting point (ARF valve) add a 12.0 mm spacer to the third delivery stop.

NOTES: "PROVISIONAL:' TEST VALUES


TABLE BOSCH OF 9.2.1996

C.I.D.
77-9503-0501-085

DATE
03-06-96

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INJECTION ROTARY PUMP TEST VALUES


Injection pump: VE4/ I IE 1900R565
Speed governor: ELECTRONIC

IVECO PART
BOSCH PART

N.98475855
N. 0460 414 996

Engine: 8140.47R.2790 FROM 8140.47B.3790


For:
IVECO
8140.47R.2280
Timing:
Injection pump static advance (Output reference "A") 4.5 0.5 degrees
before [I after IXI TD.C. with I.P pumping in phase of delivery at I mm from B.D.C.
Or with piston at TD.C. and injection pump pumping in phase of delivery
at 0.53 0.04 mm from B.D.C.
Engine idling speed without load: 775 25 rpm
TEST BENCH WITH STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
CONFORMING TO STANDARDS ISO 400811 -/2
-

Pipes: I 680 750 073 (6X2X450)


Injectors: 1688 90 I I 16
Calibrated hole pad: d
mm
Injector setting: 207 + 3 bar
Backfiow chock: '" = 0.75 mm
Test cables:
I) Delivery actuator: KDEP 1865/5
2) Injection start electromagnetic valve: KDEP 1865/6

='"

Bench test control box: EPS 865


Signal converter: EPS 9 10
Supply pressure
bar
Burette emptyng time
Test fluid
Temperature at:

Defluxion:
Electronic

Influx:
Thermometer

Wa~ing state

Recovery signaling voltage

0.35

0.05

30"
ISO 4113
45C
35 + 40C
1100
2500 mv

INJECTION ROTARY PUMP TEST VALUES

1- ACTUATOR

r---

Connections 4 and 7
Test temperature:
15 + 30C
50 + 70C
2 Connection 4 and earth
3 Connection 7 and earth
4 Connections 2 and 7
5 Connections 4 and 6

0.40 - 1.0
Ohm:
0.45-1.1
Ohm:
1.0 min.
MOhm:
1.0 min.
MOhm:
1.0min.
MOhm:
MOhm:
1.0 min.

3- FUEL TEMPERATURE DETECTOR


I Connections 5 and 6
Test temperature:
kOhm:
15 + 30C
50 + 70C
kOhm:
MOhm:
2 Connection 5 and earth
MOhm:
3 Connection 6 and earth

4- INJECTION START ELECTROMAGNETIC VALVE


Connections I and 2

Test temperature:

2- HDK TRANSDUCER

15 + 30'C
50 + 70C

Transducer coils
Test temperature
I Connections 2 and 3
2 Connections I and 2
3 Connections I and 3
4 Connection I and earth
5 Connection 2 and earth
6 Connection 3 and earth

Date:

17-03-1995

1.2 - 4.0
0.3 - 1.2
1.0
1.0

15 + 70C
4.9 - 6.5
Ohm:
Ohm:
9.8 - 13.0
4.9 - 6.5
Ohm:
1.0 min.
MOhm:
1.0 min.
MOhm:
MOhm:
1.0min.

5- STANDSTILL START
I

STANDSTILL STOP

Ohm:
Ohm:

14.3- 17.3
15.5 - 21.0

mV:

4120 - 4650

mV:

650 - 850

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INJECTION ROTARY PUMP TEST VALUES
"INJECTION PUMP ADJUSTMENT VALUES"
"THE NUMBERS GIVEN IN BRACKETS SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS CONTROL VALUES"
6- START OF DELIVERY
Pre-lif\ (from B.D.C)

mm:

7- TRANSFER PUMP PRESSURE


Speed
Recovery signaling voltage
Adjustment value
Injection start

rpm:
mV:
bar:

electromagnetic valve

vo~:

500
1950
6.9 004
0

8- INJECTION ADVANCE CALIBRATOR TRAVEL


rpm:
Speed
Recovery signaling voltage
mV:
Injection advance calibrator travel mm:
Injection start
electromagnetic valve

volt:

SOO
1950
9A 1.0
0

rpm:
mY:
em 3:

volt

rpm:
I Speed:
mY:
Recovery signaling voltage
Feed pump pressure
bar:
Injection start electromagnetic
valve
volt
rpm:
2 Speed:
mY:
Recovery signaling voltage
Feed pump pressure
bar:
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
volt
rpm:
3 Speed:
mV:
Recovery signaling voltage
bar:
Feed pump pressure
Injection start
volt:
electromagnetic valve

17-03-1995

electro--magnetic valve

volt

I I -INJECTION ADVANCE CALIBRATOR RUN


I Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection advance calibrator
travel

rpm:
mV:
mm:

1900
3S00
1104 0.6

volt:
rpm:
mY:

0
750
2050

mm:

10A 1.5

volt:
rpm:
mY:

0
1300
1420

calibrator travel
Injection start

mm:

1.5 max.

electromagnetic valve

volt:
rpm:
mY:

12

electromagnetic valve

2 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection advance
calibrator travel

Injection start
electromagnetic valve

750
2050
39.7 1.5
0
2.5

10 - TRANSFER PUMP PRESSURE RUN

Date:

rpm:
mV:
bar:

Injection start

9- DELIVERY AT FULL LOAD


Speed
Recovery signaling voltage
Delivery per 1000 shots
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
Leakage per I000 shots

Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Feed pump pressure
Injection start

100
2870
1.9 0.3
0
500
1950
6.9 004

3 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection advance

4 Speed:
Recovery signaling vo~age
Injection advance
calibrator travel

mm:

Injection start
electromagnetic valve

5 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage

volt
rpm:
mV:

Injection advance

calibrator travel
Injection start

mm:

electromagnetic valve

volt:

0
1900
350
8.8 004
0

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INJECTION ROTARY PU M P T EST VALUES

12 - OVERFLOW DELIVERY ON BACKFLOW VALVE

Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
Delivery
cm 3/1 Os:
2 Speed:
Recovery signaling vo~age
Injection start
electromagnetic valve

Delivery

rpm:
mV:

1900
3S00

volt:

0
96.6 - 179.4

rpm:
mV:
volt:

cm 3/IOs:

Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start

rpm:
mV:

electromagnetic valve

vo~:

Delivery per 1000 shots


Leakage per I000 shots
2 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
Delivery per I000 shots

em 3:
em 3:

cm 1
rpm:
mV:
volt:

em 3:
em 3:

em 3:

Leakage per 1000 shots


3 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start

rpm:
mV:

electromagnetic valve

volt:

Delivery per 1000 shots

em 3:
em 3:
em 3:

Leakage per I000 shots


4 Speed:
Recovery signaling vo~age
Injection start

rpm:
mV:

electromagnetic valve

volt:

Delivery per I000 shots


Leakage per 1000 shots

Date:

I7--D3-1 995

rpm:
mV:

500
1360

electromagnetic valve

volt:
cm 1
cm 1
em 3:
rpm:
mV:

12
I 1.5
( 3.5)
(4.0)

Delivery per 1000 shots

13 - DELIVERY RUN
I

5 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start

em 3:
em 3:
em 3:

1900
3S00
0
66.7
( 2.3)
(30)
1185
2170
0
36.5
( 2.3)
(2.5)
900
2900
0
70.2
( 2.0)
(30)
500
1950

Leakage per I000 shots


6 Speed:
Recovery signaling vo~age
Injection start
electromag~etic valve
Delivery per I000 shots
Leakage per I000 shots
7 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Inject:on start
electromagnetic valve
Delivery per 1000 shots

volt:

em 3:
em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
mV:
vo~:

em 3:
em 3:

Leakage per I000 shots


8 Speed:
Recovery signaling vo~age
Injection start

em 3:
rpm:
mV:

electromagnetic valve

volt
cm 1

Delivery per I000 shots


Leakage per I000 shots
9 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
Delivery per 1000 shots

em 3:
em 3:
rpm:
mV:
vo~:

em 3:

em 3:
Leakage per 1000 shots

em 3:

0
41.5
( 2.5)
(2.5

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14 -STARTING
I Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Delivery per 1000 shots
Injection start
electromagnetic valve
Leakage per I000 shots
2 Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
Delivery per 1000 shots
Injection start
electromagnetic valve volt

No. 98496232

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Edit. 2

PUMP TEST VALUES

IS - STOP CHECK
rpm:
mV:
cm J

100
2870
82.0 15

volt
cm 3:
rpm:
mV:
cm 3:

12

Speed:
Recovery signaling voltage
LEAB
Delivery per I000 shots

rpm:
mV:
vo~

cm J

I 6 - ELECTROMAGNET FOR STOP


Operating minimum voltage
Rated voltage

volt

10
12

vo~

17 - ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT DIMENSIONS


Denomination:
K
KF
SVS max
FH

3.74
K-oT

mm:
mm:
mm:

mm:

REMARKS:
I) References for which no letters or numbers are given, are reserved for other injection
pump designs.
2) Checking HDK transducer in only allowed with EPS 910 signal converter.
3) Concerning the bench test of injection pump, conform to the manual IVECO Technical
Publications and Training No. XXXXXXXX

NOTE: (BOSCH CARD RBIT/CRV4 OF 24/02l199S

Date:

17-03-1995

C.I.D.
77 9S33 0003 085
77 9533 0004 085

DATE
21/0211994
17/0311995

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COLD
INJECTION
ADVANCE
BETRIEBSEINRICHTUNG]

AUTOMATIC

(KSB)

[KALT

START

C-c

figu.e I

DEVICE

109

I-C

-l~yA
I-c

I42032A I

I. Wax thermal bulb - 2. Control lever - 3. Flexible connecting cable - 4. Eccentric pin 5. Rolkarrier ring - 6. Advance changer piston - a. Lever position (2) in cold start condition - .
b. Lever position (2) in normal operating condition

Description
Rotary injection pumps, With mechanical speed governoc that
are frtted on the engines we dealt with in this publication. are
equipped with a cold injection advance automatic device
(K5B). This tool has the purpose to set the injection advance,
below a given temperature, to a greater value than that static
of pump fitting to the engine, and to reset it by degrees to the
value of this latter; as temperature rises.

Operation
KSB cold injection advance automatic device is a mechanical
type electric drive tool that mainly consists of a wax thermal
bulb (I) that acts on the advance changer control lever (2),
through a pushing rod and a connecting cable (3). When
starting a cold engine, the thermal bulb (I) pushing rod, that
operates on the connecting cable (3), is placed at back
position: consequently the lever (2) is kept in position "a". In
this condition the eccentric pin (4) (which is operated by the
lever (2), changes the position of roll carrier nng (5) with
respect to its normal position and, in its turn. it causes piston
(6) to move, thus producing an increase of advance with
respect to the value of fitting static advance. At engine start
the resistance existing in the thermal bulb (I) is fed by
alternator 0+. The heat generated by the flow of current,
heats the wax that expands and causes pushing rod to come
out, resetting the lever (2) to position "b" by degrees.
In this way the extra advance is cancelled, since the parts of
advance changer come back to their normal operating position.

The full cut-out of KSB device is achieved after about 3-4


minutes of operation.

Check and adjustment


The check and adjustment, if required, of K5B tool is
carried out with the injection pump placed on a test
bench.

'''''I/'~~_::::::r4+1\.7)
1420341

Remove the cover of advance changer piston. fit tool


99365143 (7) and set it to zero.
5upplya 12V voltage to the thermal bulb (I) ofKSB to cut out
this lattec

~.I

..........--

--'--

KSB device is cut out when the lever (2) is released.

........
Shift the lever (2) leftward, so as to put the pin (4, Fig. 246) in
contact with roll canner ring (5, Fig. 246). In this cond~ion, check
with thickness gauge (4) that a distance, according to the
prescribed value, existS between the lever (2) and the stop (3).
Otherwise, loosen the screws (0= and position in the proper
way the stop (3), then tighten the screws (0=: disconnect the
thermal bulb. Set the lever (2) so as to read, on tool 99365 14 3,
a piston (4, Fig. 246) travel of the advance changec equal to
the prescribed value, otherwise loosen the clamp (6) and
tighten it again after placing it conveniently on the cable (5). Fit
then thermal bulb (I).

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I INJECTORS
The check and setting of injectors IS carried out by means of
tool 99305017: the setting value must be the same aIS that
indicated in the following table:

~--

ENGINE

814067F

--~ ' - '

SmlNG
PRESSURE
120+8

--

~---

8140.23/43

240+ 12-

8140.47R

240+ 8-

When checking, for values of less than 200 bars,


set the injectors to 230 bars.

If a different value is found. decompose the injector and


replace adjusting spacers.
Also check that nebulized fluid comes out non-nebulized and
unifomnly from all of sprayer holes; then check that the
injectors does not drip at a pressure a little lower than the
setting pressure.
Check that feed pump operation is correct.
Check the automatic adjustment pressure: it must be 2.5 +
0.5 bar. Ifthe value is different before replacing the feed pump
(I). disconnect ~ from ~ support (2) and. relative to the plane
ofthe support check the start and end oftravel ofthe control
cap.

x =
=
=

XI
,X2

2.6 mm push rod stroke


15.4 mm push rod end-of-stroke
18 0.1 mm push rod beginning of stroke

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