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Explains the various symbols used in the manual for service operations.
Details engine specifications for V158TI, V180TI, V222TI models.
Illustrates engine sectional views (longitudinal and cross) with component labels.
Presents performance curves for V158TI, V180TI, V222TI under different duty loads.
Explains how to identify engine model and serial number from the name plate.
Provides general safety guidelines for engine operation, maintenance, and care.
Details safety regulations for preventing personal injury during commissioning, operation, and maintenance.
Outlines regulations to prevent engine damage and premature wear, including proper usage and maintenance.
Covers regulations for preventing pollution from engine oil, coolant, and filters.
Provides health precautions and disposal guidelines for used engine oil.
Lists pre-operation checks for lubricating oil, cooling water, sea water pump, etc.
Explains the starting procedures for analog and digital gauge panels.
Details the procedure for breaking in new engines over the first 20 hours for optimal performance.
Outlines checks after starting, including oil pressure, warning lamps, and cooling water temperature.
Specifies checks like oil and filter changes, belt tension, and engine mounts after 50 hours.
Provides guidance on preventing freezing of cooling water and managing oil viscosity in winter.
Explains the purpose and components checked during an engine tune-up for performance restoration.
Provides essential instructions for performing service operations, tool usage, and parts handling.
Presents a schedule for daily, 50, 100, 250, 500, 600, 1000 hour inspections.
Details coolant level check, replenishment, change, and contamination checks.
Explains oil level check, oil exchange, and oil filter replacement procedures.
Covers cleaning and changing air filter elements, inter-cooler, and turbo-charger.
Details fuel line checks, priming pump strainer cleaning, and fuel tank maintenance.
Covers warning lamps, battery charging, and engine wiring checks.
Explains when and how to adjust valve clearance for intake and exhaust valves.
Provides procedures for handling an engine that has been submerged in water.
Details the construction, operation, and power line of the reduction gear.
Explains PTO description, operation, engagement, adjustment, and lubrication.
Guides on selecting the correct propeller for optimal engine performance and economy.
Details the alternator specifications, precautions, and circuit diagram.
Provides general precautions and detailed steps for disassembling various engine parts.
Details inspection procedures for cylinder block, cylinder liner, cylinder head, and valves.
Outlines general preparation and specific steps for reassembling engine components like cylinder block and head.
Explains the trial test procedures after maintenance, focusing on the first 50 hours.
Details specifications and components of the lubricating system, including the oil pump.
Focuses on the fresh water pump assembly and its maintenance.
Covers maintenance of the injection pump, fuel feed pump, and injection nozzle.
Provides specifications, construction, inspection, and assembly of the turbocharger.
Lists probable causes and remedies for engine starting issues.
Identifies causes and solutions for lack of engine power, including fuel and governor issues.
Details causes and remedies for engine overheating, covering cooling and fuel systems.
Explains causes and remedies for black smoke emission from the engine.
Lists causes and remedies for white smoke emission, including oil and fuel issues.
Troubleshoots issues with the starter motor not turning or providing less power.
Addresses problems with the hydraulic system not operating or functioning slowly.
Covers troubleshooting for battery charging issues and dead batteries.
Provides a test procedure for diagnosing system malfunctions and component issues.
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