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Configuration | 6 cylinders, in-line |
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Aspiration | Turbocharged |
Bore | 105 mm |
Cooling System | Liquid |
Emissions Compliance | EU Stage IIIA |
Explains that engine views may vary based on specific engine configurations.
Identifies and labels key components on the front and right side of the engine.
Identifies and labels key components on the rear and left side of the engine.
Introduces the Perkins marine engine range and their development.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols used in the manual.
Provides guidance on proper engine maintenance and care for optimal performance.
Details the process for making warranty claims and locating service.
Explains how to identify the engine model and number for service.
Provides contact information for Wimborne Marine Power Centre.
Clarifies that gradual running-in is not necessary for new engines.
Describes the instruments and switches on the main engine control panel.
Details the instruments and switches for the auxiliary control panel.
Explains the display and controls of the digital engine management system.
Describes the lamps and switches on the engine keyswitch panel.
Explains the function of throttle synchronization and slow vessel mode.
Lists essential checks and preparations before starting the engine.
Provides a step-by-step guide for safely starting the engine.
Details the correct procedure for stopping the engine.
Notes that speed adjustments are factory-set and require authorization.
Specifies permissible engine mounting angles for operation.
Mentions that details on nose down capability are not available at print time.
Explains the function and reset procedure for engine circuit breakers.
Details recommended fuel quality, cetane number, viscosity, and sulphur content.
Discusses special winter fuels for operation in cold conditions.
Outlines required lubricating oil specifications and viscosity grades.
Recommends Extended Life Coolant and its proper mixture and use.
Explains how preventive maintenance periods are determined and applied.
Lists maintenance tasks required at specific intervals (daily, weekly, hours).
Provides step-by-step instructions for filling the engine's coolant system.
Details the procedure for draining the engine's closed coolant circuit.
Advises following manufacturer instructions for draining keel-cooled engines.
Guides on checking coolant specific gravity and temperature using a hydrometer.
Outlines the procedure to drain the auxiliary water system.
Details the process for inspecting and potentially replacing the auxiliary water pump impeller.
Explains how to inspect the alternator drive belt for wear and check its tension.
Provides instructions for adjusting the drive belt tension on the alternator.
Guides on inspecting the heat exchanger for cleanliness and effectiveness.
Details the steps for cleaning the heat exchanger core and components.
Provides cleaning steps for a greasy heat exchanger tubestack.
Provides cleaning steps for a non-greasy heat exchanger tubestack.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the primary fuel filter element.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the secondary fuel filter element.
Details the procedure for draining and refilling engine lubricating oil.
Provides instructions for replacing the lubricating oil filter canister.
Outlines the procedure for replacing the engine breather filter element.
Details the steps for cleaning the engine air filter assembly.
Guides on inspecting the vibration damper for damage and proper bolt tightness.
Explains the importance of checking valve lash and safety precautions.
Details how to position the engine for checking valve lash at TC compression.
Details how to position the engine for checking valve lash at TC exhaust stroke.
Explains causes of corrosion in marine environments and precautions.
Lists recommended tools to be kept on board for maintenance.
Introduces recommendations to prevent engine damage during prolonged storage.
Provides detailed steps for preserving the engine for long-term storage.
Guides on adding antifreeze to the auxiliary water system for preservation.
Explains the role of Perkins distributors in repairs and parts.
Mentions availability of workshop manuals and other service publications.
Informs about training opportunities for engine operation and service.
Describes the contents of the prepared on-board repair kit.
Lists recommended consumable products for engine maintenance.