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8.5.3 ENGINE
• : Always contact us or our sales service agency when dealing with these items.
• In causes of problems or causes which are not listed blow, contact us or our sales service agency for
repairs.
Problem
Main causes
Remedy
Engine oil pressure monitor
lights up during engine
operating
• Oil level in oil pan (sucking air
in)
• Clogging oil filter cartridge
• Defective tightening of oil pipe,
pipe joint, oil leakage from
damaged point
• Defective engine oil pressure
sensor
• Defective monitor
• Add oil to specified level, see
Check Before Starting
• Replace cartridge, see Every
500 Hours Maintenance
Check, repair
Replace sensor
Replace monitor
Steam spurts out from top of
radiator (pressure valve)
• Coolant level low
• Leakage of water
• Loose fan belt
• Dirt is accumulated in the
cooling system
• Clogging radiator fins or
damaged fins
• Defective thermostat
• Loose radiator filler cap (high
altitude operations)
• Defective monitor
• Add coolant to specified level,
see Check Before Starting
Check, repair
• Adjust fan belt tension, see
Every 250 Hours Maintenance
• Change coolant, flush inside of
cooling system, see Irregular
Maintenance
• Clean or repair, see Every 500
Hours Maintenance
Replace thermostat
• Tightening cap or replace
packing
Replace
Engine water temperature
gauge indicator is in red range
Engine does not start when
starter motor is turned
• Lack of fuel
• Air in fuel system
• Defective fuel injection pump
or defective nozzle
• Starter motor cranks engine
sluggishly
• Pre-heating monitor does not
light up
• Defective compression
(Defective valve clearance)
• Add fuel, see Check Before
Starting
• Repair place where air is sucked
in, see Every 500 Hours Mainte-
nance
Replace pump or nozzle
• See ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
• See ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Adjust valve clearance
Exhaust gas is white or blue
• Too much oil in oil pan
• Improper fuel
• Drain oil, see Check Before
Starting
• Change to specified fuel
Exhaust gas sometime become
black
• Clogging air cleaner element
• Defective nozzle
• Defective compression
(Defective valve clearance)
• Defective turbocharger
• Clean or replace, see Irregular
Maintenance
Replace nozzle
Adjust valve clearance
Clean or replace turbocharger
Combustion noise occasionally
make breathing sound
• Defective nozzle
Replace nozzle

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