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Injection system 07.1
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07.1 Injection system
Job No.
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010
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A. Lubrication of injection pump ............................................
Survey engine - injection pump - injection nozzle - nozzle holder
Operation of injection system
B. Relief throttle in delivery valve holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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D. Pneumatic idle speed increase ............................................
E. Reference impulse verification ( RI V) ........................................
F.Fuelpump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G. Function diagram low pressure circuit .......................................
Operation of injection nozzles ................................................
A. Flat surface pintle nozzle (standard version) ...................................
B. Hole-type pintle nozzle (a) ............................................
Operation of fuel preheater ..................................................
C. Layout and operation of RSF governor
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012
Testing and adjusting jobs
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Checking engine output and exhaust gas on chassis dynamometer .......................
Checking injection timing (high-pressure method) ...................... r. .........
Checking injection timing (position pickup-RIV-method) ............................
Checking injection timing with digital tester (RIV-method) ...........................
Adjusting injection timing (high-pressure method) - following checkup. ..................
Adjusting injection timing (position pickup-RIV-method) - following checkup ..............
Adjusting injection timing with digital tester (RIV-method) - following checkup ............
Checking injection nozzles ................................................
A. Throttle pintle and flat surface pintle nozzle ................................
B. Hole-type pintle nozzle ..............................................
Adjustment of idle speed
Checking pneumatic idle speed increase
100
102
104
109
111
112
115
116
117
135
Disassembling, cleaning, assembling and adjusting injection nozzles
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Checking vacuum shutoff for leaks ...........................................
(following checkup)
137
Checking fuel pump
145
150
Assembly jobs
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Renewing vacuum control unit .............................................
Removal and installation of injection nozzle .....................................
Removal and installation of fuel pump ........................................
Removal and installation of injection timer. .....................................
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Renewing
fuel
filter
Removal and installation of injection pump
200
Renewing delivery valve seal
210
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230
235
240
245
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07.1-001
Survey engine-injection pump-injection nozzle-nozzle holder
Standard version and @
Engine
601.911
standard version
Injection pump
PES4M55C320RS152
Injection nozzle
DN 0 SD 261/-
Nozzle holder
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DN 0 SD 24-/
KCA 30 S 46
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07.1-010
Operation of injection system
The injection system differs from that of engines
615, 616 and 617 as follows:
Lubrication of injection pump.
Relief throttle in delivery valve holder.
Pneumatic idle speed increase.
Reference impulse verification (RIV).
Injection timing by means of adjusting device and
injection pump flange.
Injection system, self-venting.
Fuel pump with higher delivery capacity, thereby
eliminating hand pump.
Overflow valve with throttle (orifice).
Injection nozzle as flat surface pintle nozzle for
standard version and as hole-type pintle nozzle
for @.
Injection timer mounted directly on injection pump
shaft. Fastened by means of central bolt with lefthand threads.
Fuel heater.
A. Lubrication of injection pump
The injection pump is connected to engine oil circuit
by means of an oil bore (arrow).
Oil return flow is by way of ring gap (x) between
bearing and housing in cylinder crankcase.
An O-ring (10) is installed on flange (la) for sealing
the clutch space between injection pump flange and
crankcase.
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B. Relief throttle in delivery valve holder
Relief throttles are installed in delivery valve holders
of injection pump to reduce the hydro-carbon share in
exhaust gas. An annular groove is located on delivery
valve holder for identification (arrow). The relief
throttle (7b) is a reed valve (74 with an orifice of
0.6 mm dia., which opens in direction of injection
nozzle. The valve seat (7d) is riveted into delivery
valve holder.
7 Delivery valve holder connection
7a Spring
7b Relief throttle
7c Reed valve
7d Valve seat
7e Delivery valve holder
7f Seal
7g Delivery valve
C. Layout and operation of RSF-governor
The governor is an idle speed-maximum speed govern0
with its regulating spring (2 m) measured and adjusted
in such a manner that the governor will not govern
in partial load range, apart from adaptation (refer
to ,,Regulation during start and full load).
In partial load and full load range the control rod
(2t) of injection pump is operated by accelerator
pedal only, which is connected to adjusting lever
(29) of governor via regulating linkage.
The vacuum control unit (4) preloads the idle speed
spring and adjusts the idle speed.
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4a 4
2 Governor
2a Guide lever
2b Stop screw for deltvery at idle
2c Transfer lever
2d Regulating lever
2e Spring capsule (adaptation)
2f Full load adjusting screw
2g Adjusting lever
2h Sliding sleeve
2i Flyweights (pump-governor-group)
2j Idle speed auxiliary spring-shutoff
2k Adjusting screw for idle speed auxiliary spring (tickler)
21 Tensioning lever
2m Governor spring
2n Idle speed spring
20 idle speed auxiliary spring (tickler)
2p Linkage lever
2r Stop lever
2s Emergency stop lever
2t Controi rod
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
4a Adjusting nut for idle speed
6 Vacuum control unit (stop)
2a
2r
-2b
-29
2h
2c
2e
2i
2f
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2d
Regulation during start and full load
If, with the engine stopped, the adjusting lever (29)
is placed against full load stop (fixed stop on governor
housing), the transfer lever (2~) will swing around
pivot ,,B and will take the regulating lever (2d)
along in direction of start.
In full load position of adjusting lever (29 ,,full
throttle) the idle speed auxiliary spring (20, tickler)
is forced away from guide lever under influence of idle
speed auxiliary spring-shutoff (2j) A faster break away
from starting position of governor will result.
a Start
b Stop
c Idle speed stage
d Adaptat ion
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After running through idle speed stage (c), the
sliding sleeve (2h) rests against spring capsule (2e)
As a result, the control rod of the injection pump
will be moved into full load position via transfer
lever (2~) and regulating lever (2d).
When a given speed has been attained, excess pressure
is applied to spring capsule (2e) for a given distance
(d) (adaptation).
If the engine speed is still increasing, the force of the
flyweights is sufficient to apply excess pressure to
regulating spring (2m) (maximum speed breakaway).
Start of breakaway depends on preload of regualting
spring {2m).
Regulation at idle speed
Linkage lever (2~) rests against idle speed stop
screw (2b). With increasing speed, the sliding sleeve
(2h) runs through idle speed stage. Guide lever (2a)
swivels around pivot ,,A and is thereby acting
against idle speed spring (2n).
At a given speed the guide lever (2a) rests against
adjusting nut of idle speed auxiliary spring (20).
The movement of the sliding sleeve (2h) is transmitted to control rod of injection pump via transfer
lever (2~) and regulating lever (2d) in the same sense
of direction. After running through idle speed stage,
the sliding sleeve (2h) will rest against spring
capsule (2e).
If the engine speed continues to increase (e.g. under
influence of deceleration), excess pressure will first
be applied to spring capsule (2e) and then to regulating spring (2m) as from a given speed. This will move
the control rod into ,,stop position.
a Start
b Stop
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4a
Stop position of governor
The vacuum control unit (6) is provided with a
vacuum by means of vacuum pump via steering lock
of vehicle. As a result, the diaphragm of the vacuum
control unit is attracted against the pressure of the
diaphragm spring.
The vacuum control unit (6) is connected to a stop
lever (2r). This lever will swivel around pivot ,,D
and will thereby pull the control rod of the injection
pump into ,,stop position.
This will bridge the shunt spring of the regulating
lever. Likewise, the control rod can be pulled from
outer side of governor into ,,stop position via
emergency stop lever (2s).
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D. Pneumatic idle speed increase
Idle speed increase for rpm stabilization is effected
up to approx. 17 OC coolant temperature, as well as
on vehicles with automatic transmission when the
refrigerant compressor is additionally connected
also above approx. 17 OC coolant temperature.
The vacuum control unit (4) attached to governor
housing is activated via thermovalves (128 and 130)
and switchover valve (127). If the vacuum control
unit (4) is energized by a vacuum (approx. 500 mbar),
the idle speed spring is attracted via plunger (4b)
of vacuum control unit. The idle speed control
characteristic is displaced and the idle speed is
increased by approx. lOO/min.
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Coolant temperature < approx. 17 OC
Thermovalve (128) is opened, thermovalve (130) is
closed. On vehicles with automatic transmission
the vacuum flows via switchover valve (1271, and on
vehicles with manual transmission directly to vacuum
control unit (4).
Coolant temperature > approx. 17 OC
Thermovalve (128) is closed, thermovalve (130) is
opened. The vacuum control unit is connected to
atmosphere and the rpm increase is cancelled.
When the refrigerant compressor is additionally
connected (vehicles with automatic transmission
only) the switchover valve is energized and will
switch. The vacuum flows through upper connection
of switchover valve to vacuum control unit (4).
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Function diagram Idle speed increase with manual transmission, standard version and @ Federal
1
Injection pump
a Vent line to vehicle interior
Governor
b Key shutoff
Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
c Remaining consumers
ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator@ e Brake unit
: Vacuum control unit (stop)
62 Vent filter
67 Vacuum pump
128 Thermovalve closes at approx. 17 C
130 Thermovalve opens at approx. 17 OC
140 Check valve brake unit
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bl
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blue
brown
green
purple
red
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Function diagram idle speed increase with automatic transmission, standard version
a Vent line to vehicle interior
1 Injection pump
b Key shutoff
2 Governor
c Remaining consumers
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator@ d Vacuum control unit automatic transmission
e Brake unit
: Vacuum control unit (stop)
a Orifice (blue)
:: Vent filter
Vacuum control valve
:75 Vacuum pump
72 Damper
128 Thermovalve closes at approx. 17 C
130 Thermovalve opens at approx. 17 C
140 Check valve brake unit
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bk =
bl =
br =
gr =
Pu =
re =
wh =
black
blue
brown
green
purple
red
white
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Function diagram idle speed increase with automatic transmission,@ Federal
1 Injection pump
2 Governor
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
5 ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator)
6 Vacuum control unit (stop)
61a Orifice (blue)
61 b Orifice 0.5 mm dia. oranae
Vent filter
Vacuum control valve
67 Vacuum pump
72 Damper
127 Switchover valve, electric
128 Thermovalve closes at approx. 17 OC
130 Thermovalve opens at approx. 17 C
140 Check valve brake unit
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a Vent +ine to vehicle interior
b Key shutoff
Remaining consumers
: Vacuum control unit automatic transmission
e Brake unit
g To refrigerant compressor
bk = black
bl = blue
br = brown
gr = green
Pu = purple
re = red
wh- white
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Function diagram idle speed increase with manual transmission, @ California
1 Injection pump
2 Governor
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
5 ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator)
6 Vacuum control unit (stop)
60 EGR-valve
61 b Orif ice 0.5 mm dia. (orange)
Vent filter
Vacuum control valve
Vacuum pump
ii Pressure control flap
100 Vacuum control unit for (99)
105 Intake manifold
110 Exhaust manifold
120 EGR-line
123 Pressure converter
124 Adjusting screw for (123)
125 Switchover valve electric for EGR-valve
126 Switchover valve electric for pressure control flap
128 Thermovalve closes at approx. 17 C
130 Thermovalve opens at approx. 17 C
140 Check valve brake unit
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a Vent line to vehicle interior
b Key shutoff
c Remaining consumers
d Vacuum control unit automatic transmission
e Brake unit
f To refrigerant compressor-control unit
bk = black
bl = blue
br = brown
gr = green
pu = purple
re = red
ve
,- = vellow
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Function diagram idle speed increase with automatic transmission, @ California
1 Injection pump
2 Governor
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase
5 ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator)
6 Vacuum control unit (stop)
60 EGR-valve
61 a Orifice
61 b Orifice 0.5 mm dia. (orancte)
Vent filter
8 Vacuum control valve
67 Vacuum pump
Damper
;: Pressure control flap
100 Vacuum control unit for (99)
105 Intake manifold
110 Exhaust manifold
120 EGA-line
123 Pressure converter
124 Adjusting screw for (123)
125 Switchover valve electric for EGR-valve
126 Switchover valve electric for pressure control flap
127 Switchover valve electric for rpm increase
128 Thermovalve closes at approx. 17 C
130 Thermovalve opens at approx. 17 C
140 Check valve brake unit
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a Vent line to vehicle interior
b Key shutoff
c Remaining consumers
d Vacuum control unit automatic transmission
e Brake unit
f To refrigerant compressor-control unit
bk = black
bl = blue
br = brown
gr = green
pu = purple
re = red
ye = yellow
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E. Reference impulse verification (RI V)
Measuring the association of injection pump in
relation to engine requires two signals:
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TDC-impulse from crankshaft.
Regulating impulse from injection pump.
Both impulses are supplied by impulse transmitters.
To obtain a measuring signal, the sensor pins must
be moved past the impulse transmitters at a minimum
speed (idle speed). A measuring instrument measures
the chronological distance between the two impulses
and converts the result into an angle value, which
is then indicated.
001 Digital tester
2 Governor
2i Flyweight with sensor pin
015 Test cable
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016
017
021
059
Socket
Reference impulse transmitter
TDC-impulse transmitter
Sensor pin
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F. Fuel pump
An increased delivery capacity of fuel pump makes
the fuel system self-venting. The manual delivery
pump is no longer installed.
E Delivery end
D Suction end
Venting of injection pump requires an orifice in
overflow valve.
Overflow valve with 1.5 mm dia. orifice
The overflow valve prevents unfiltered fuel from
entering injection pump.
a Housing
b Ball
c Spring
d Slide
e Inlet
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G. Function diagram low pressure circuit
148
Injection pump
Fuel pump
Overflow valve with orifice 1.5 mm dia.
Injection nozzles
Fuel prefilter
Leak oil hose
Injection line cylinder 1
Fuel tank
Fuel filter top
a Orifice in fuel filter top 0.8 mm dia.
Fuel thermostat open, position up to +8 C, fuel is preheated
Supply line - cold fuel
a Return line - preheated fuel
Heater feed line with fuel heat exchanger
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43
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Injection pump
Fuel pump
Overflow valve with orifice 1.5 mm dia.
Hollow screw
Fuel filter
Fuel prefilter
Leak oil hose
Fuel filter top
Hollow screw fuel filter
O-ring
Sealing ring fuel filter
Sealing ring
Rung-type fitting
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80 Return line
81 Expanding screw
82 Inlet fuel filter
83 Inlet injection pump
84 Hose clamp
86 Fuel thermostat
87 Supply line fuel-heat exchanger
87a Return line fuel-heat exchanger
88 Supply line fuel thermostat
89 Suction line fuel pump
148 Heater feed pipe with
fuel heat exchanger
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3 Fuel pump
4 Vacuum control unit idle speed increase ,,PLA
5 ADA-capsule (altitude pressure compensator)
6 Vacuum control unit (stop)
8 Injection timing-adjusting device
10 O-ring (seal)
11 Closing plug - RIV
13 Fastening screw front
13a Fastening screw rear
13b Screw for assembly basket
14 Cage nut
15 Overflow orifice 1.5 mm dia. injection pump
16 Damper
18 Injection timer
18a Injection timer-assembly basket
19 Center fastening screw ,,lefthand threads
20 Washer
23 Pressure connection-delivery pump
24 Holder, injection pump rear
25 Spring
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26 Adjusting lever
30 Injection nozzle, complete
50 Leak oil hose
51 Hose clamp
52 Closing plug
53 Nozzle reed
54 Injection line 1
55 Injection line 2
56 Injection line 3
57 Injection line 4
64 Holder, cylinder 4, nozzle end
64a Holder, cylinder 4, pump end
64b Screw
66 Holder, lines
68 Plastic clip
68a Plastic clip
69 Rubber base
70 Plastic holder for 3 lines
71 Plastic holder for 2 lines
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07.1-011
Operation of injection nozzles
A. Fiat surface pintle nozzle (standard version)
Bosch designation DN 0 SD 261/Differs from pintle nozzle fy a flat surface (arrow)
on throttle pintle (41). This will improve throttle
effect.
30 Injection nozzle, complete
32 Nozzle body
37 Nozzle holder top
41 Throttle pintle
44 Injection pintle
B. Hole-type pintle nozzle USA
Bosch designation DN 0 SD 240/
Differs from pintle nozzle by a transverse and
lengthwise bore (46 and 47) in throttle pintle. A
service-free bar filter (filter cartridge) (45) is
inserted in nozzle holder top (37).
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30
37
45
46
47
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Injection nozzle, complete
Nozzle holder top
Bar filter (filter cartridge)
Transverse bore
Lengthwise bore
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07.1-012
Operation of fuel preheater
A fuel heat exchanger (148) is installed in feed line
of heater to preheat the fuel.
Full preheating up to +8 OC. The required fuel is
guided through fuel heat exchanger.
Fuel heat exchanger
c SUPPlY
D Return flow
E Heater feed
Mixed operation from +8 OC to +25 OC. The required
fuel flows partially via fuel heat exchanger.
Above +25 OC the fuel heat exchanger is shorted by a
thermostat. No more fuel will flow through fuel heat
exchanger.
A Supply from fuel tank
B Suction line to fuel pump
C Supply to heat exchanger
D Return flow to fuel heat exchanger
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Function diagram fuel preheating up to +8 C
lniection cumc
3
F;el pumb
15 Overflow valve with orifice 1.5 mm dia.
30 Injection nozzle
42 Fuel filter
42a Orifice in fuel filter top 0.8 mm dia.
43 Fuel prefilter
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50 Leak oil hose
54 Injection line cylinder1
63 Fuel tank
86 Fuel thermostat
87 Supply line (cold fuel)
87a Return line (preheated fuel)
148 Fuel heat exchanger
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148
Function diagram fuel preheating above +25 C
1 Injection pump
3 Fuel pump
15 Overflow valve with orifice 1.5 mm dia.
30 Injection nozzles
42 Fuel filter
42a Orifice in fuel filter top 0.8 mm dia.
43 Fuel prefilter
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50 Leak oil hose
54 Injection line cylinder 1
63 Fuel tank
86 Fuel thermostat closed
87 Supply line (cold fuel)
87a Return line (preheated fuel)
148 Fuel heat exchanger
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Adjustment of idle speed
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-2053
Test value
750 + 50/min
Idle speed
Special tool
TDC-impulse transmitter
601 589 04 21 00
Conventional tool
e.g. Bosch, MOT 001.03
Digital tester
e.g. Sun, DIT 9000
1 Connect digital tester (001) and impulse transmitter (021).
Check regulation for easy operation and condition.
Run engine to 60-80 OC coolant temperature.
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4
Disengage connecting rod (204) on transfer lever (214)
5 Check idle speed 750 4 5O/min, adjust by turning
vat:uum control unit (41, if required, loosen counternult (4a) for this purpose.
Engage connecting rod (204) free of tension.
7 Switch on all auxiliary units and check engine for
smooth running.
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07.1-102
Checking pneumatic idle speed increase
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-2009.
Test values
Idle speed increase
min lOO/min
at approx. 500 mbar
Permissible pressure drop of system
from 500 to 400 mbar
approx. 1 min
Special tool
Test unit O-1000 mbar for vacuum
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Note
Prior to performing this job, check idle speed
adjustment.
Renewing of vacuum control unit on injection pump
can be made at a Bosch service station only, since
renewal of vacuum control unit requires disassembly
of governor and subsequent adjustment on a Bosch
injection pump test bench.
Engine at idle.
Connect vacuum tester to straight connection
of thermovalve (130) and energize with
500 mbar. Engine speed increases by approx.
1 OO/min.
Check thermovalves (128 and 130).
Make sure that thermovalve (128) has no
passage. Thermovalve (130) must have
passage. Renew thermovalve, if
required.
Check vacuum lines according to function
diagram.
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Engine stopped.
Check vacuum control unit (4) for leaks.
Energize vacuum tester, connection as above,
with approx. 500 mbar. Vacuum value may drop
approx. 100 mbar in 1 minute.
Check vacuum lines and connections
for damage, renew vacuum control
unit, if required.
Check vent line for passage. Engine stops. Pull
vacuum line from straight connection of thermovalve (130) and connect with vacuum tester.
Operate hand pump, but do not build up a
vacuum.
Vent line
in order
vacuum line.
End of test
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07.1-104
Checking engine output and exhaust gas on chassis dynamometer
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-1200.
Scope
Fill in data sheet.
Check fluid levels in engine, radiator and automatic transmission.
Remove and install air cleaner cover.
Connect digital tester according to connection diagram.
Check regulating system for easy operation and for condition and lubricate.
Check full throttle stop of accelerator pedal and adjust.
Run engine oil temperature under partial load to 75-85 OC.
Check idle speed, adjust.
Check pneumatic idle speed increase.
Check max. speed under no load condition.
Check tire pressure of rear wheels.
Cool engine with blower.
Check performance - perform tachometer checkup.
Exhaust gas (emission) test under load.
Test values
Performance reference values and exhaust gas (emission) value
transmission
Note: During performance measurements be sure to include the different influencing factors.
1 The test values are minimum performances; the permissible losses for power steering of approx. 1.5 kW (2 HP) are already
deducted.
Injection timing at 750 2 50/min
15O f lo after TDC*)
Idle speed
750 f 50/min
Idle speed increase min. lOO/min
at approx. 500 mbar
* 1 RI-value - indirect injection timing.
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Special tools
Oil telethermometer
116589272100
TDC-impulse transmitter
601 589 04 21 00
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Exhaust gas probe, flexible
126 589 11 63 00
R l-transmitter
617 589 1021 00
Adapter (for available digital testers)
617
Conventional testers
CO-measuring instrument
e.g. Bosch, ETD 019.00
Digital testers
e.g. Sun, DIT 900
e.g. AVL, Diesel-Tester 875
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Connection diagram for test instruments without adapter,
e.g. Bosch ETD 019.00, Sun DIT 9000, AVL Diesel-Tester 875
001 Digital tester
2 Governor
2i RI-transmitter pin
015 Test cable with plug
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016 Diagnosis socket
017 R l-transmitter
021 TDC-impulse transmitter
59 TDC-transmitter pin
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Connection diagram for available testers with adapter,
e.g. Bosch 001.03, Hartmann & Braun EOMT 3
001 Digital tester
2 Governor
2i R l-transmitter pin
010 Adapter
011 Trigger clamp
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015
016
017
021
59
Test cable with plug
Diagnosis socket
RI-transmitter
TDC-impulse transmitter
TDC-transmitter pin
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Checking
1 Fill in data sheet.
2 Check fluid levels: in engine, radiator and automatic transmission and correct, if required.
3
Remove and install air cleaner cover.
4 Connect digital tester according to connection
diagram.
5 Check ragulating system for easy operation and
condition and lubricate.
6 Check full throttle stop from direction of
accelerator pedal, adjust by means of adjusting screw
(2291, if required.
7 Run engine oil temperature under partial load to
75-85 OC.
8 Disengage connecting rod (204) on transfer lever
(214).
9 Check idle speed 750 + 50/min, adjust by turning
vacuum control unit (41, if required, loosen counternut (4a) for this purpose.
Engage connecting rod (204) free of tension.
Switch on all auxiliary units and check engine speed.
10 Check pneumatic idle speed increase:
Attention!
Prior to performing this job, check idle speed adjustment.
The vacuum control unit for idle speed increase on
injection pump can be renewed only with injection
pump removed.
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Engine at idle.
Connect vacuum tester to straight connection of
thermovalve (130) and energize with 500 mbar. Engine speed increases by approx. lOO/min, check
pneumatic idle speed increase, if required (07.1-102).
Note: The vacuum control unit idle speed increase
on injection pump can be renewed only with injection
pump removed.
11 Secure front wheels. For this purpose, place
chocks at a distance of approx. 100 mm in front of
front wheels.
12 Check tire pressure of rear wheels and correct,
if required.
13 Check trunk contents, remove heat-sensitive
items.
14 Cool engine with blower.
15 Check full load performance.
Attention!
Run at full load only as long as required for reading
the instruments.
16
Check exhaust gas (emission) value under load.
If the specified exhaust gas values under load cannot
be attained in spite of fully including idle speed
emission value tolerance, set injection pump on pump
test bench to upper tolerance limit.
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EXIT
07.1-109
Checking injection timing (high-pressure method)
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8234.
Test value
In compression stroke
24O before TDC
Injection timing
Attention!
While measuring, move regulating lever of injection
pump to full load and pull off vacuum hose at
vacuum control unit ,,Stop.
Tightening torque (reference value)
Nm
Injection line
1 O-20
Special tools
Pump unit, complete
617589007100
Connecting parts with storage case
617589009100
617589029100
Quick lock
e 3 &ao+U)102
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
l/2 square, 25-l 30 Nm
001589662100
Box wrench element, open, 14 mm,
l/4 square for injection lines
000589770300
Socket wrench element 27 mm,
l/2 square
001589650900
07.1 .lO-109/l
EXIT
Testing
1 Clean injection lines in range of coupling nuts
on injection pump as well as on fuel filter.
2
Set control rod of injection pump to full load.
Adjusting lever on full load stop
3 Completely remove air cleaner.
4 Pull off vacuum line on stop capsule.
5 Unscrew injection line from cylinder 1.
Screw test line with sight glass to injection pump
and install return flow line to fuel tank of pump unit.
6 Close fuel return line from injection pump to
fuel filter. Insert O-ring into ring fitting (79) of return
flow line and firmly press in quick lock (arrow).
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EXIT
7 Connect supply line from pump unit to injection
pump supply (arrow).
8 Connect connecting cable of pump unit to vehicle
battery (red terminal positive, black terminal nagative).
9 Rotate crankshaft in direction of rotation of
engine up to approx. 35O before TDC in compression
stroke of first cylinder. Engage pump unit.
Attention!
Engage pump unit for measuring only. If an injection
nozzle is leaking, fuel may enter combustion chamber.
10 Rotate crankshaft slowly in direction of rotation
of engine while watching fuel jet in sight glass.
If fuel jet changes to chain-like drops, start of
delivery (injection timing) has been attained.
In this position, read begin of delivery (injection
timing) on graduated scale on belt tension.
Nominal value: 24O before TDC.
A Fuel jet, full
B Fuel jet, restricted
twior to besin of delivery
07.1 .lO-109/3
bhain-like &ops begin oi delivery
EXIT
11 Disconnect pump unit. Assemble injection system.
Mount air cleaner.
Note: When engine is started, the injection system
will vent itself automatically.
12
Run engine and check all connections for leaks.
63
107%1028711
Connection diagram high-pressure overflow method
w
Return flow
line
ZZZ High-pressure approx. 34 bar
07.1 .lO-109/4
1 Injection pump
03 Sight glass
04 Pump unit
06 Pressure limiting
valves (not required)
42 Fuel filter
63 Fuel tank
A
B
Hollow screw, fuel supply from pump unit
Fuel return flow line closed with quick
lock or clamp
EXIT
07.1-111
Checking injection timing (position pickup-RIV-method)
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8240.
Test values
RI-value (indirect injection timing)
Test value
Adjusting value
15 + lo after TDC
15O after TDC
Tightening torques (reference values)
Nm
Closing plug on governor (measuring point)
30-35
Injection lines
1 O-20
Injection pump flange
20-25
Special tools
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
l/2 square, 25-130 Nm
001 5896621 00
Position indicator
617 589 08 21 00
Socket wrench element 27 mm,
l/2 square
001 589 65 09 00
Checking
Remove air cleaner top (arrows).
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EXIT
2 Remove closing plug (11).
Attention!
Attach emerging oil.
3 Screw position indicator into governor housing.
Make sure that the guide pin of positioning indicator
(arrow) is extending in upward direction. Tighten
coupling nut manually.
4 Connect position indicator according to connection
diagram.
07 Position indicator
0 8 Indicator
09 Battery terminal (battery positive)
07.1.10-l 1 l/2
7073-no08
EXIT
5 Rotate crankshaft with tool manually (in direction
of rotation only), until lamp ,,A lights up. Carefully
continue rotating crankshaft until both lamps are
lighting up ,,A + B. In this position, read RI-value
(indirect injection timing) on graduated disk.
Nominal value: 15O after TDC
If only lamp ,,B ist lighting up, repeat test.
6 Remove position indicator.
7 Screw in closing plug.
8 Mount air cleaner top.
9
10
Perform leak test with engine running.
Check engine oil level and correct, if required.
07.1.10-111/3
EXIT
07.1-l 12
Checking injection timing with digital tester
( RIV-method)
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8244.
Test values
750 f 50/min
Mm
RI-adjusting value
15O after TDC
15O + lo after TDC
R l-test value
1 Indirect injection timing.
Tightening torques (reference values)
Nm
Closing plug on governor (measuring point)
30-35
Injection pump flange
20-25
Special tools
TDC-impulse transmitter
601
589042100
di
R l-transmitter
617589102100
Adapter (for available digital testers)
617689092100
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
l/2 square, 25-l 30 Nm
001 589 66 21 00
Conventional tools
Application with adapter
Digital testers
e.g. Bosch, MOT 001.03
e.g. Hartmann & Braun, EOMT 3
07.1.10-l 12/l
EXIT
Application without adapter
e.g. Bosch, ETD 019.00
e.g. Sun, DIT 900
Digital testers
e.g. AVL, Diesel-Tester 875
Connection diagram for available testers with adapter,
e.g. Bosch MOT 001.03, Hartmann & Braun EOMT 3
001
010
011
015
016
Digital tester
Adapter
Trigger clamp
Test cable with plug
Diagnosis socket
07.1.10-112/2
017 RI-transmitter
021 TDC-impulse transmitter
Reaulator
5i RI-transmitter pin
59 TDC-transmitter pin
EXIT
Connection diagram for testers without adapter,
e.g. Bosch ETC 019.00, Sun DIT 9000, AVL Diesel-Tester 875
2 Regulator
2i RI-transmitter pin
001 Digital tester
015 Test cable with plug
016
017
021
59
Diagnosis socket
R l-transmitter
TDC-impulse transmitter
TDC-transmitter pin
Checking
Remove air cleaner cover (arrows),
07.1.10-l 12/3
EXIT
2
Remove closing plug from regulator.
Attention!
Catch emerging oil.
3 Connect digital tester accord ing to connection
diagram.
017 RI-transmitter on regulator (injection pump)
021
TDC-impulse transmitter on holder (engine)
4 Engine at idle. Read TI-value (indirect injection
timing) at idle speed 750 k 50/min on digital tester.
RI-nominal value: 15O after TDC at 750 + 50/min.
07.1.10-l
12/4
EXIT
Stop engine.
Disconnect digital tester.
Screw in closing plug on regulator.
Mount air cleaner top.
Perform leak test with engine running.
10 Check engine oil level, and correct, if required.
07.1.10-112/5
EXIT
07.1-l 15
Adjusting injection timing (high-pressure method) - following checkup
Job no. of work units or standard texts and f tat rates data 07-8300.
Note
Prior to adjustment, check injection timing on
cylinder 1 (07.1-109).
Adjusting
1 Set crankshaft in direction of roation to 24O before TDC in compression stroke of 1st cylinder.
2 Loosen fastening screws (arrows) on injection
pump flange and on supporting holder (arrow).
Fastening of supporting holde
07.1.10-l 15/l
EXIT
3 Engage pump unit.
4 Swivel injection pump by turning adjusting screw
on adjusting device, while watching fuel jet. If the
fuel jet changes to chain-like drops, begin of delivery
(injection timing) has been attained.
Nominal value: 24O before TDC.
Direction of rotation of adjusting screw
Clockwise = injection timing retarded
Counterclockwise= injection timing advanced
Note: If adjustment cannot be made any further,
displace injection pump. Removal and installation
of injection pump (07.1-200).
A Fuel jet full
B Fuel jet restricted
shortly before begin of delivery (injection timing)
C Chain-like drops begin of delivery (injection timing)
5 Disconnect pump unit.
6 Assemble injection system and check regulating
linkage, adjust, if required (30-300).
Note: When the engine is started, the injection system
will automatically vent itself.
7
Run engine and check all connections for leaks.
07.1.10-l 15/2
EXIT
07.1-l 16
Adjusting injection timing (position pickup-RIV-method) - following checkup
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8300.
Note
Prior to making adjustments, check begin of delivery
(injection timing) (07.1-l 11).
Adjustment
1 Set crankshaft in directi on of rotation to 15O
after TDC of first CY !linder.
2 L o o s e n fasteni
screws (arrows) on injection
pump flange and ( 3n suppro lting holder (arrow).
Screw on supporting hol der
07.1.10-l 16/l
EXIT
3 Swivel injection pump by turning adjusting screw
on injection timing-adjusting device until both lamps
are lighting up.
Direction of rotation of adjusting screw
Clockwise = injection timing retarded
Counterclockwise = injection timing advanced
RI-nominal value 15O after TDC.
Note: If adjustment cannot be made any further, displace injection pump. Removal and installation of
injection pump (07.1-200).
4 Tighten fastening screws on injection
and on supporting holder.
pump
flange
5 Remove position indicator (position pickup).
6 Screw in closing plug.
7
Mount air cleaner top.
8 Check control linkage and adjust, if required
(30400).
9
10
Perform leak test with engine running.
Check engine oil level and correct, if required.
07.1.10-116/2
EXIT
07.1-l 17
Adjusting injection timing with digital tester(R IV-method) - following checkup
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8300.
Note
Prior to making adjustments, check begin of delivery
(injection timing) (07.1-l 12).
Adjusting
1 Loosen fastening screws (arrows) on injection
pump flange as well as on supporting holder (arrow).
Screw on supporting holder
Run engine at 750 f 50/min at idle.
3 Adjust RI-value (indirect injection timing) by
turning adjusting screw on injection timing-adjusting
device.
RI-nominal value: 15O after TDC at 750 2 50/min.
Direction of rotation of adjusting screw
Clockwise = injection timing retarded
Counterclockwise = injection timing advanced
07.1.10-l 17/l
EXIT
Note: If adjustments cannot be made any further,
displace injection pump. Removal and installation of
injection pump (07.1-200).
4 Stop engine.
5 Disconnect tester.
6 Screw in closing plug on regulator.
7 Mount air cleaner.
8 Check control linkage and adjust, if required
(30-300).
9
10
Perform leak test with engine running.
Check engine oil level and correct, if required.
07.1.10-117/2
EXIT
07.1-135
Checking injection nozzles
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-6712.
Injection nozzles removed (07.1-230).
Test values
Injection nozzle
new
used
Opening pressure in bar
115-125
min. 100
Special tool
Cleaning unit
Conventional tools
Tester EFEP 80 H
e.g. Bosch, D-7000 Stuttgart
order no. 0 881 200 502
Cleaning needle 0.18 mm dia.
e.g. Bosch, D-7000 Stuttgart
order no. KDEP 2900/4
Note
For testing, use clean test oil or filtered diesel oil
only. When checking a nozzle, never place hand in
jet of a nozzle. The jet will enter deeply and destroy
the tissue. Fuel entering the blood may cause blood
poisoning.
A. Throttle pintle and flat surface pintle nozzle
1 Energetically pump 5 times through injection
nozzle on tester. Then test buzzing of nozzle, slowly
actuating hand lever for this purpose (approx. 1
stroke per second).
07.1.10-135/l
EXIT
2 Test jet: During short, fast partial strokes (at
least 2 strokes per second) the jet should be rather
closed and tear off well.
A Jet pattern closed and well atomized
B Jet pattern torn up, too wide and spreading
3 Check opening pressure: Nominal value 115-125
bar with new nozzle, min. 100 bar with used nozzles.
Move hand lever slowly downward (at least 1 stroke
per second) and read opening pressure on pressure
gauge.
For this test, shutoff valve mut be open.
B. tiole-type pintle nozzle
1 Prior to testing: Check longitudinal bore (151
with cleaning needle of 0.18 mm dia. for passage.
2 Energetically pump 5 times through injection
nozzle on tester. Then test buzzing of nozzle, slowly
actuating hand lever for this purpose (approx. 1 stroke
per second).
07.1 .lO-135/2
EXIT
3 Test jet During short, fast partial strokes (at
least 2 strokes per second) the jet should be rather
closed and tear off well.
A
_ Jet pattern closed and well atomized
B
Jet pattern torn up, too wide and spreading
4 Generate initial jet by moving hand lever slowly
in downward direction (4-6 s/stroke).
A vertical cord-like jet should come out of center
bore (15).
Note: On new nozzles it is rather difficult to generate
the initial jet, for this reason check longitudinal bore
with cleaning needle of 0.18 mm dia. for passage.
5 Check opening pressure.
Nominal value: 115-l 25 bar with new nozzle, at
least 100 bar with used nozzle.
Move hand lever slowly in downward direction (approx.
1 stroke per second) and read opening pressure on
pressure gauge.
Shutoff valve must be open during test.
07.1.10-135/3
I
I,I#;I;
EXIT
07.1-137
Disassembling, cleaning, assembling and adjusting injection nozzles
(following checkup)
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-6750.
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
40
Nozzleneedle.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Visual and slide test; on hole-type pintle nozzle clean
center and longitudinal bore
Nozzle body . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Remove combustion residue
Nozzle holder element ................... Touch up on surface plate
Thrustpin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tip should point toward upper part
Nozzle holder lower part .................. 70-80 Nm
Compression spring
Nozzle holder upper part. ................. Clamp in protective jaws
Steel disk ............................ Adjust for opening pressure.
Nominal value 115-125 bar with new nozzle or nozzle
to be newly adjusted, min. 100 bar with used nozzle.
Opening pressure will be higher or lower depending
on thickness of disk, 0.05 mm provide approx. 3 bar
difference in pressure
07.1.10-137/l
EXIT
Special tools
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
l/2 square, 25-130 Nm
001 589 66 21 00
Socket wrench element 27 mm, l/2 square
001 589 65 09 00
Cleaning unit
Conventional tool
Cleaning needles 0.18 mm dia.
Note
During disassembly, make sure that the nozzle body,
the nozzle needle and the individual parts are not
mixed up among each other.
Disassembly
1 Clamp injection nozzle holder upper part (37) with
protective jaws into vice in such a manner that the
leak oil line connections are not damaged.
07.1.10-137/2
e.g. Bosch, D-7000 Stuttgart
order no. KDEP 2900/4
EXIT
2 Disassemble injection nozzle.
36
+!?
34
E933
Nozzle needle
Nozzle body
Nozzle holder element
Pressure pin
Injection nozzle holder lower part
Compression spring
injection nozzle holder upper part
Steel disk for making adjustments
Cleaning and testing
3 Remove combustion residue on nozzle needle seat
with cleaning cutter.
4 Clean nozzle needle and nozzle body with brass
brush.
07.1 .lO-137/3
32
35
EXIT
5 Visual and slide check.
Immerse nozzle into filtered diesel fuel. With nozzle
body held vertically, the nozzle needle should slide
under its own weight in direction of nozzle seat.
6 Touch up nozzle holder element (33) on surface
plate.
7 With hole-type pintle nozzle, additionally clean
longitudinal and transverse bore with cleaning needle
0.18 mm dia.
2*
.,
-,
:
I,
/
Longitudinal bore
Transverse bore
07.1 .lO-137/4
2..
A..
Assembly
8 Assemble injection nozzle. Tightening torque for
iniection nozzle holder 70-80 Nm.
9 Check injection nozzle for function (07.1-135)
and adjust, if required (07.1-137).
Nozzle needle
Nozzle body
Nozzle holder element
Pressure pin
Injection nozzle holder lower part
Compression spring
Injection nozzle holder upper part
Steel disk for making adjustment
Adjusting
10 Add thicker or thinner disks depending on opening
pressure.
Thicker disk = increases opening pressure
Thinner disk = reduces opening pressure
Disks are available from 1 .O to 1.8 mm thick, in steps
of 0.05 to 0.05 mm. An increase of preload by 0.05
mm increases opening pressure by approx. 3.0 bar.
07.1 .lO-137/5
EXIT
EXIT
07.1-145
Checking fuel pump
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-5700.
Test value
Delivery at min. 200 rpm (stop lever pushed)
min. 200 ml/30 s
Special tools
TDC-impulse transmitter
601 589 04 21 00
Contact handle (for starting)
001 58946 21 08
Conventional tools
Digital tester
e.g. Bosch, MOT 001.03
Measuring glass or measuring cup (min. 1 liter)
Stop watch
Testing
1 Connect digital tester (001) according to connection
diagram.
001 Digital tester
021 TDC-impulse transmitter
07.1.10-145/l
EXIT
2 Di isconnect return 1flow Iline (E) and hold into
measrJring cup.
3 Move ignition lock into position ,,O, injection
pump will then be at ,,zero delivery.
4 Start motor for 30 seconds with separate starting
cable, with battery intact (10.0 V when starting)
a delivery quantity of min. 200 ml must be attained.
Renew delivery pump, if required.
07.1.10-14512
EXIT
07.1-150
Checking vacuum shutoff for leaks
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8222.
Special tool
116 589 25 21 00
Vacuum tester
Function diagram
-61~
-6ld
Injection pump
Vacuum control unit (stop)
6:b Orif ice 0.5 mm dia.
61 c Valve ignition starter switch
61d Cam disk ignition starter switch
67 Vacuum pump
07.1.10-150/l
A Intermediate wall
c Remaining consumers
e To brake unit
bl = blue
br = brown
EXIT
Testing
Set ignition key on steering lock to position ,,2.
2 Pull suction line (brown) out of connection
(arrow).
Connect tester and activate with vacuum.
If readout on pressure gauge is not changing, the
valve for key starting system is tightly sealed.
If pressure gauge shows a vacuum drop, valve (61~)
on steering lock is leaking.
Attention!
Prior to exchanging valve for key-starting system
and the vacuum control unit of injection pump,
check hose lines and their connections.
4 Renew valve for key-starting system on steering
lock.
5 Turn ignition key on steering lock back to
PCbsition ,,O.
If pressure gauge shows a vacuum drop, the vacuum
control unit or the valve may be leaking.
6
In such a case, disconnect tester on suction line.
07.1.10-150/2
EXIT
7 Pull control line (brown/blue) from connection
(arrow).
Layout standard version and @
@California
version
8 Connect tester to connection and activate with
vacuum.
If pressure gauge shows a vacuum drop, the vacuum
control unit of injection pump is leaking.
Attention!
Prior to exchanging vacuum control unit, check hose
lines and their connections.
9 Renew vacuum control unit (07.1-220).
07.1 .lO-1!50/3
EXIT
07.1-200
Removal and installation of injection pump
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8410.
Test value
injection timing (indirect), position of engine
15O after TDC cylinder 1
Tightening torques (reference values)
Nm
Closing plug on regulator (measuring point)
30-35
Injection line
1 O-20
Injection pump flange
20-25
Central fastening bolt on injection timer
(lefthand threads)
40-50
Special tools
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
1/2square, 25-l 30 Nm
Locking screw
001 589 66 21 00
d&Z.-W73
601 589 05 21 00
Socket wrench element 27 mm, l/2 square
001 589 65 09 00
Box wrench element open, 14 mm,
l/2 square for injection lines
000 589 77 03 00
Serration wrench for rotating
injection pump
601 589 09 08 00
Removal and installation
Remove radiator shell and fan (20-335).
2 Completely remove air cleaner (09-400).
07.1 .lO-200/l
EXIT
3 Rotate crankshaft in direction of rotation to 15O
after TDC of 1st cylinder.
4 Disengage belt tensioner (13-340).
5 Remove chain tensioner (05-310).
6 Connect injection and fuel lines to injection pump.
7 Pull vacuum lines from vacuum control unit for
idle speed increase, stop unit and vacuum control
valve, if required.
8
Disengage regulating linkage on adjusting lever.
9 Remove vacuum pump (43-610).
10 Loosen central fastening scr ew (19) (lefthand
thread), apply counterhold to CI rankshaft for this
purpose.
Attention!
LEFTHAND T H R E A D S
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11 Unscrew fastening screws (arr*ows) and screw on
supporting holder.
12
Pull out injection pump toward the rear.
Installation notes
13 Check whether engine is at 15O after TDC of
first cylinder.
14 Remove closing plug (11).
07.1.10-200/3
EXIT
15 Rotate injection pump with serration wrench (027)
on injection pump camshaft until lug of regulator
shows up on bore, slip in locking gauge (023) in this
position until gauge is noticeably engaging.
Attention!
Risk of damaging injection pump!
As soon as the injection pump is installed and tightened,
remove locking gauge.
16 Assemble engine.
Note: When the engine is started, the injection system
will automatically vent itself.
07.1 JO-200/4
EXIT
07.1-210
Renewing delivery valve seal
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8627
Removal and installation of air cleaner (09-400).
7h
7i
7k
7f
79
1074-500612
7 Delivery valve holder . . . . . . . .
7f Copper seal , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
79 Delivery valve carrier . . . . . . . . . .
7h O-ring.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7i Compression spring
7k Delivery valve
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Nm
. . . . . . . . . . . Renew
. . . . . . . . . . . Note installation position
. . . . . . . . . . . . Lubricate prior to installation.
Special tool
Socket wrench element notched tooth 17 x 20,
l/2 square
07.1 .lO-210/l
617 589 01 09 00
VOW-8541
EXIT
07.1-220
Renewing vacuum control unit
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8618
Removal and installation of air cleaner (09-400).
t ~ 6b
W6a
6c
1 Injection pump
6 Vacuum control
unit
(stop).
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Slightly lift during removal, tilt rearward toward engine
end and pull out
6a
6b
6c
25
O-ring
Screw
Holder
Emergency
stop
lever.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . During installation, push and let connecting rod of
vacuum control unit engage in rocker of emergency
stop lever
07.1.10-220/l
EXIT
07.1-230
Removal and installation of injection nozzle
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-6810.
30 Injection
nozzle
...,.
50 Leak oil hose
51 Hose clamp (aonly)
52 Closing plug
53 Nozzle reed. . . . . . . . . .
54 Injection lines cylinder 1
07.1.10-230/l
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70-80 Nm, use special tool 001 589 65 09 00
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Renew
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lo-20 Nm (reference value)
EXIT
07.1-235
Removal and installation of fuel pump
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-5710.
Remove air cleaner cover (09-400).
1 Injection pump
3 Fuel
pump.
. . .
3a Gasket
3b Circlip, 2 each
3c Nut, 2 each
23 Pressure connection
82 Fuel filter inlet
84 Clamp
89 Suction line
07.1.10-235/l
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . During removal, catch emerging engine oil
EXIT
07.1-240
Removal and installation of injection timer
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-8014.
Tightening torque
Nm
Central fastening screw on injection timer
(lefthand threads)
40-50
Special tools
Socket wrench element 27 mm, l/2 square
001 589 65 09 00
Torque wrench with plug-in ratchet,
l/2 square, 25-l 30 Nm
001 589 66 21 00
Impact puller
116589203300
Threaded bolt M 6
Sii$Q
moL-6368
Note
Injection pump removed, remove and install injection
pump (07.1-200).
Removal and installation
1 Remove assembly basket.
2
Remove camshaft timing gear for slackening chain.
3 Pull out locking pin (arrow).
07.1.10-24011
11658901 3400
EXIT
4 Push timing chain in outward direction, slip in
sheet metal strip of approx. 0.2 mm for this purpose,
and pull out injection timer.
5 Install injection pump.
6 Check injection timing with digital tester
(07.1-l 12). adjust, if required (07.1-l 17).
07.1 .lO-240/2
._
._
07.1-245
...............
EXIT
Renewing fuel filter
Job no. of work units or standard texts and flat rates data 07-5513.
Note
Fuel system will vent itself automatically when
starting, owing to higher delivery capacity of fuel
pump and throttles (orifices) in filter top, as well as
on injection pump.
Function diagram, refer to 07.1-010 section ,,G.
Removal and installation
tit 74
1
t.3
Disengage vacuum line on holder.
2 Loosen fastening screw (74) and remove filter (42)
in downward direction.
42 Filter
73 Fuel filter top
74 Screw
76 O-ring
77 Sealing ring (aluminum)
07.1.10-245/l
42