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Ford 2726T User Manual

Ford 2726T
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Ford 2726T Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFord
Model2726T
CategoryEngine
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Foreword

Service Identification Plate - Naturally Aspirated Engines

Original Engine Build Data Plate - Naturally Aspirated Engines

Service Identification Plate - Turbocharged Engines

Operating Controls

Stop Control

Procedure to stop the engine by pulling the stop control lever, cutting fuel supply.

Engine Speed Control

Setting engine speed within governed range using the control lever connected to the governor.

Excess Fuel Device

Device providing additional fuel for cold starting, can be manual or automatic.

Clutch

Ensures full engagement for normal operation to prevent wear on release bearing and clutch lining.

Isolating Switch

Instruments

Ammeter

Registers charging and discharge current to/from the battery from the alternator.

Tachometer

Indicates actual engine running speed in crankshaft revolutions per minute (RPM).

Hourmeter

Records total hours of engine operation at rated RPM for service scheduling.

Oil Pressure Gauge

Registers lubricating system pressure to ensure correct functioning.

Fuel Gauge

Indicates the quantity of fuel oil remaining in the fuel tank.

Temperature Gauge

Enables close checking of the engine's coolant temperatures.

Charge Indicator Light

Glows when alternator is not charging, indicating a need for attention.

Pre-Heat Button

Non-Electric Cold Start Aids

Before Operating the Engine

Seasonal Lay-up with Turbocharged Engines

Procedure for starting turbocharged engines after a period of four weeks or more of inactivity.

Starting Naturally Aspirated Engines

To Start a Warm Engine

Steps to start a naturally aspirated engine that is already warm.

To Start from Cold - Engines not fitted with additional cold starting equipment

Procedure for starting a cold engine without special starting aids.

To Start from Cold - Engines fitted with 'Thermostart'

Procedure for starting a cold engine using the 'Thermostart' system.

Starting Turbocharged Engines

Recommended Start-up Procedure

Crucial steps to prevent turbocharger bearing damage due to inadequate lubrication.

To Start From Cold

Steps for starting a cold turbocharged engine, including use of Thermostarts.

Running-In Procedure

Lubrication and Maintenance

Summary of Regular Maintenance

Maintenance Schedules

Regular Maintenance Operations

Change Engine Oil

Steps for draining old oil and refilling with clean oil of the correct specification and viscosity.

Check Engine Oil Level

Change Engine Oil Filter

Change Injection Pump Oil

Adjust Valve Clearances

Drive Belt(s) Adjustment

Idling Speed Adjustment

Check Radiator Coolant Level - Open System

Empty the Air Cleaner Dust Cap and/or Renew Paper Element

Clean the Air Cleaner Element – Engine Mounted Oil Bath Type

Clean Fuel Lift Pump – Diaphragm Type

Clean Fuel Lift Pump – Plunger Type

Clean Pre-Filter Unit

Renew Fuel Filter Elements

Bleed the Fuel System

Fault Finding: Engine Will Not Start

General Maintenance Information

Turbocharged Engines

Advice on fuelling, air cleaners, and specific turbocharger checks for longevity.

Refuelling

Check Injection Pump Oil Level

Cooling System

Anti-Freeze Solutions

Corrosion Inhibitor Solutions

Draining and Cleaning the System

Electrical System

Battery Charging

Check Battery Electrolyte Level

General Specifications - Naturally Aspirated Engines

General Specifications – Turbocharged Engines

Tightening Torques

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