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General| Engine Type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Inline |
| Fuel System | Direct Injection |
| Applications | Industrial, Marine, Power Generation |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Cooling System | Liquid Cooled |
| Cylinders | 6 |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged |
| Engine Model | 71 Series |
Explains the basic principle of diesel engine operation, converting heat to work.
Details the two-cycle engine operation, intake, and exhaust strokes.
Describes the flexible placement of standard accessories on the engine.
Details the nomenclature for various engine models and configurations.
Explains how unit numbers and models are stamped on engines.
Outlines the components and function of the engine's oil circulating system.
Describes the two types of cooling systems used in industrial models.
Details the air intake system, including the blower and its function.
Illustrates the fuel supply system, emphasizing clean fuel delivery to injectors.
Describes the alarm system for monitoring engine conditions.
Explains the mounting, operation, and service of fuel injectors.
Explains the function of a governor for controlling engine speed under varying loads.
Describes a governor that allows operator control of engine speed.
Outlines the components of the engine starting system.
Explains the electrical circuits for automatic engine shutdown.
Explains the operation and components of the air heater system for cold starts.
Details the fluid starting aid system for assisting engine ignition in cold weather.
Lists the types of power transmissions used on Series 71 industrial units.
Describes the PTO with a short shaft and its clutch mechanism.
Details the PTO with a double-plate clutch for increased surface area.
Explains the PTO with a reduction gear for specific engine applications.
Illustrates the power transfer gear and clutches for twin units.
Describes the clutch assembly used in multiple engine units.
Provides initial instructions for starting and operating the engine for the first time.
Outlines routine checks and procedures for starting the engine.
Details the proper procedure for shutting down the engine.
Lists checks to perform before routine engine startup.
Specifies maintenance tasks required every 8 operating hours.
Details maintenance tasks required every 50 operating hours.
Lists maintenance tasks required every 100 operating hours.
Specifies maintenance tasks required every 200 operating hours.
Details maintenance tasks required every 500 operating hours.
Lists maintenance tasks required every 1000 operating hours.
Steps for tuning up engines with limiting speed governors.
Steps for tuning up engines with variable speed governors.
Steps for tuning up engines with hydraulic governors.
Adjusts exhaust valve clearance to ensure proper engine operation.
Details the procedure for timing the fuel injectors correctly.
Sets the governor spring plunger for proper engine power and performance.
Sets injector rack positions for equal fuel distribution and load balance.
Adjusts the engine's idle speed for smooth operation.
Procedure to identify a cylinder that is not firing correctly.
Steps to measure compression pressure in engine cylinders.
Identifies causes and checks for difficulty starting the engine.
Troubleshooting steps for fuel delivery issues.
Identifies causes and checks for low engine oil pressure.
Troubleshooting steps for irregular engine operation.
Identifies causes and checks for engine detonation issues.
Troubleshooting steps for engine power loss.
Diagnosing engine problems based on exhaust smoke color.
Identifies causes and checks for high crankcase pressure.
Troubleshooting steps for high or low coolant temperatures.
Identifies causes and checks for excessive engine oil consumption.
Checks for proper operation of the generator and regulator in a grounded system.
Checks for proper operation of the generator and regulator in an insulated system.
Procedures for protecting engines during storage.
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