OPERATION
CRANKCASE
OIL
Use an oil with the API
designation
CD/SE
or CD/SD.
However,
to
reduce
oil
consumption
to a
normal
level
in
the
shortest
time
possible
on a new or rebuilt
engine,
use CC oil for the first
fill
only
(SOhours).
Then
use
the
recommended
oil only.
Select
the
correct
SAE
grade
oil
by
referring
to the following.
TEMPERATURE
Above
30
0
F
0
o
F to
30
o
F
Below 0
o
F
GRADE
SAE 30
SAE 10W or
5W-30
SAE
5W-30
Multigrade
oils are
recommended
for
temperature
of
30
0
F and
below,
but
they
are not
recommended
for
temperatures
above
30
0
F.
When
adding
oil
between
oil
changes,
it is
preferable
to use the
same
brand
as in
the
crankcase.
Various
brands
of oil may not be
com-
patible
when
mixed
together.
NOTE: // the oil supply in your local area still has
the API designations ML, MM, MS, DC, DM and DS,
use an oil with the DS designation which has passed
the Series 3 Test and at least Sequence I of the Auto-
motive Manufacturer's MS Sequence Tests. To reduce
oil consumption to a normal level in the shortest time
on a new or rebuilt engine, use DG or DM oil (passing
the MS Sequence Tests) for the first fill only (SOhours).
Then use the recommended oil. See SERVICE AND
MAINTENANCE Section for suggested oil changes.
OIL
BATH AIR
CLEANER
(Optional)
Use the
same
grade
of oil in the air
cleaner
as is
used
in
the
crankcase.
The
proper
level is
marked
on the air
cleaner.
RECOMMENDED
FUEL
The
type
of fuel
depends
on
operating
conditions.
Use
No. two
diesel
fuel for
best
economy.
Use No. one
diesel
fuel:
1.
When
ambient
temperature
is
below
32
0
F.
2. During long
periods
of light
engine
load.
3. If
preferred
by
user.
Use low
sulfur
content
fuel
having
a
pour
point
(ability
to filter) of at
least
10°
below
the
lowest
expected
temperature.
Keep
fuel
clean
and
protected
from
adverse
weather.
Leave
some
room
for
expansion
when
filling
the
tank.
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INITIAL
START
Check
the
engine
to
make
sure
it has
been
filled
with
oil
and fuel. If
necessary
to
prime
a dry fuel
system,
return
the priming level to the
disengaged
position
after
priming.
IMPORTANT: This unit has been run and tested for
approximately four hours at the factory. Additional
break'in time is required and will vary depending upon
load conditions, oil used, etc.
Run as follows:
1.
No
load
15-20
minutes
2.
One-third
load
30
minutes
3.
Two-thirds
load
2to3
hours
Then
regular
operation
can be
resumed.
Avoid light
load
operation
during
the following
several
hours
for
best
ring
seating
to control oil.
STARTING
in
ambients
above
1.
When
starting
a cold
engine
55
0
F,
preheat
for
20seconds.
2.
Continue
to hold
preheat
switch:
a.
Push
the fuel
solenoid
to its ON
position.
b.
Press
the START switch.
3.
Release
start
switch
after
engine
starts
and
reach-
es
speed.
4. Oil
pressure
should
read
at
least
20psi.
Pressure
relief
valve-is
not
adjustable.
When
starting
at
temperatures
below
55
0
F, or
under
high humidity
conditions,
refer
to
suggested
starting
aids
in Low
Temperatures
paragraph.
When
restarting
engine
after
short
periods
of
shutdown,
preheating
is
usually
not
necessary.
STOPPING
Disconnect
as
much
load
as
practical
from the
engine
before
shutdown.
Push
the fuel
solenoid
switch to its
OFF
position
(this
de-energizes
the
solenoid,
closing
the throttle).
CAUTION
life built into the injection system
can be destroyed by one moment of carelessness.
' Carbon in the exhaust system will
,
occur in diesel engines operated
consistently at light loads. Operate the engine at full
load occasionally (or for about five minutes just before
stopping) to clean out the exhaust system.
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