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1.5L REVOTORQ ENGINE

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Connect compression tester to adapter and

tighten vent knob.

Crank the engine with starter motor by

200-

250

rpm approximately. Pressure gauge

needle will start rising. Continue cranking till

gauge needle stops rising any further. Note

down the reading. Loosen vent knob to make

sure the tester needle returns to zero.

Repeat this operation for remaining cylinders.

Minimum compression pressure in each

cylinder should be

22 ± 1

bar.

Low compression pressure may be due to

leakage past valves / piston rings / blown

cylinder head gasket. To ascertain the point

of leakage, spray small quantity of clean

engine oil in to cylinder showing low

pressure. If it improves, wear in piston rings /

cylinder bore is indicated. If it does not,

leakage past the valves is indicated. If

compression pressure of adjacent cylinder is

also on lower side and equal, it may be due

to blown cylinder head gasket.

d.

Fuel System

Check the Fuel system for fuel flow. If the

flow is restricted change the filter/ rectify the

defect.

e.

Clutch Slippage

Clutch slipping can be confirmed by any of

the following two methods:

Drive the vehicle with normal load in

3rd

gear

on level ground and let the speed drop

down to approximately

20 kmph

. Now press

accelerator pedal fully. With slipping clutch

the vehicle speed will not pick up and also

clutch burning smell will be noticed. If this

does not occur and vehicle picks up speed, it

indicates that clutch does not slip.

f.

Brake Binding

During driving apply brakes number of times

and then shift gear to neutral position and

check free rolling of vehicle. Check brake

drums/brake discs for overheating and if

necessary jack up the vehicle and check

wheels for free rotation.

g.

Turbocharger

Check for Tuning

1. Check intactness of actuator rod end.

2. Collapsed or restricted air pipe before turbo

3. Check for crank bent or actuator rod bend or

hose pinch.

4. Restricted or damaged cross over pipes

turbo to inlet manifold

5. Foreign object between air cleaner and turbo

6. Compressor./ Turbine Wheel damage due to

Foreign object entry

7. Turbine bolts, Compressor bolts, actuator

bracket bolts, or Clamps loose.

8. Check Air filter for any blockage

9. Check for excessive back pressure.

If not OK the turbo charger must be replaced.

Check Turbocharger compressor wheel

damage

1. Disconnect Compressor Air inlet pipe.

2. Inspect compressor wheel blade.

3. There should be no visible damage.

If damaged, the turbo charger must be

replaced

The entire air circuit must be cleaned or

changed to avoid new failure in case of

foreign object

The foreign object can be found in the heat

exchanger

Check Turbocharger rotor movement

1. Check rotor movement, it should spin freely.

2. There should be no trace of contact with

housing.

If not OK the turbo charger must be replaced

Check Turbocharger Turbine wheel damage

1. Disassemble Turbocharger or exhaust gas

connection.

2. Inspect turbine wheel rotor damage.

you need to look behind the blades,

damages are often located in tip area

If damaged, the turbo charger must be

replaced

The foreign object can be found in the

catalyst or in the particulate filter