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ENGINE

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Fig. 1

Circuit diagram

Fig. 1a

Fig. 1b

ENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEM

Fig 1

OIL COOLER

3 plate oil cooler with heat rejection rate

- 10000 Kcal/Hr.(fig 1a).

Piston cooling nozzles fitted in cylinder block to

keep the piston temperatures under control for

high bmep/pfp (high thermal loads).

REMOVAL OF OIL COOLER

1 Drain cooling water from radiator and crankcase.

2 Disconnect exhaust pipe from manifold Loosen

exhaust manifold mounting bolts and remove

exhaust manifold.

3 Remove starter motor and alternator.

4 Unscrew screws holding oil cooler cover to

crankcase and remove oil cooler with cover. Do

not loosen the 4 screws at the centre of the oil

cooler as they only keep oil cooler cover and oil

cooler together. Fig. 1b. Remove remaining 4

screws and separate oil cooler from cover.

PRESSURE TESTING OF OIL COOLER

1 Assemble oil cooler and its cover with the gasket

between them. Screw on and tighten screws to

specified torque.s

2 Fix sealing plate on cover opening.

3 Connect rubber hose to hand operated water

pump dipped in hot water container (water

temperature 70 to 80 deg C).

4 Pressure test oil cooler at a pressure of approx. 5

bar and check for leakages, if any.

5 Replace leaky oil cooler/cover.

6 Dismantle the assembly. Clean oil passages in

cover with kerosene and blow dry with

compressed air.