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Highlights the serious risk of injury when working on the engine and not preventing it from starting.
Explains Scania's guarantee for engine conformity and requirements for maintaining certified configuration.
Details Scania's commitment to environmentally friendly engines and user responsibility for maintenance.
Information regarding components containing hazardous substances as per REACH regulations.
Explains the different types of advisories used in the manual, such as Warning!
Provides essential safety precautions for operating the engine, including daily maintenance checks.
Details safety precautions and procedures for refuelling the engine to prevent fire and explosion risks.
Warns about starting the engine in enclosed spaces due to toxic exhaust gases.
Covers flammability of fuels and lubricants and safe storage of related materials.
Warns about the flammable and explosive nature of gases produced by batteries.
Highlights hazards associated with chemicals like glycol and anti-corrosive agents.
Provides handling instructions for reductant (AdBlue) and its safety precautions.
Emphasizes switching off the engine and securing it before maintenance to prevent injury.
Warns about the risk of burns from hot engine parts and fluids.
Details warranty for emission control systems and their compliance with regulations.
Outlines general limitations on the warranty and responsibilities for maintenance.
Provides contact information for warranty service and additional support from Scania USA.
Illustrates and labels key components of the Scania DI16 engine.
Lists essential checks to perform before the engine is started for the initial operation.
Describes the component parts and volume of the reductant tank.
Provides guidance on starting the engine in cold weather conditions.
Defines the engine's operating speed range, including low idling specifications.
Details alarm levels for oil pressure in engines without an SCR system.
Details alarm levels for oil pressure in engines equipped with an SCR system.
Covers maintenance tasks related to the engine's lubrication system.
Details maintenance procedures for the air cleaner system.
Outlines maintenance tasks for the engine's cooling system.
Covers maintenance procedures for the engine's fuel system.
Includes other maintenance points not covered in specific systems.
Specifies the recommended engine oil grades and quality requirements based on viscosity and temperature.
Details permissible operating angles for the engine based on oil sump type.
Explains how to interpret the vacuum indicator for air filter replacement.
Provides information on coolant types, properties, and recommended mixtures with antifreeze.
Specifies the quality of water to be used with coolant mixtures.
Details the requirements for antifreeze and corrosion protection in Scania engines.
Guides on the correct percentage of antifreeze and corrosion protection for coolant mixtures.
Lists special tools required for renewing the sea water pump impeller.
Provides instructions and special tools for draining coolant from the cooling system.
Lists special tools required for filling the cooling system with a large amount of coolant.
Emphasizes the critical importance of cleanliness when working on the fuel system.
Instructs on checking and filling the fuel level as necessary.
Details the procedure for bleeding the fuel system using a suction tool for efficient venting.
Provides instructions for checking the drive belt for cracks, wear, and proper fitting.
Lists special tools required for checking and adjusting valve clearance and unit injectors.
Describes the quality characteristics and requirements for diesel fuel used in Scania engines.
Discusses the impact of high sulphur diesel on SCR systems and engine performance.
Explains Scania's approval and recommendations for using biodiesel in engines, including SCR systems.
Details how biodiesel affects maintenance intervals for filters and engine oil.
Specifies requirements for 32.5% urea reductant to comply with emission standards.
Specifies requirements for 40% urea reductant to comply with emission standards.
Lists and describes preservative oil and coolant needed for engine storage.
Details requirements for preservative fuel, including limits on biodiesel and sulphur content.
Provides guidelines for storing the engine after preparation for long-term storage.
Outlines the procedures for preparing a stored engine for renewed operation.
Presents general technical specifications and configurations of the Scania marine engine.
Provides technical data related to the engine's intake system, including pressure drops.
Lists technical data for the cooling system, such as coolant volume, temperature, and thermostat specifications.
Details specifications for the engine's electrical system components like starter and alternator.
Provides an approximate percentage breakdown of materials used in the engine's construction.
Outlines recommended recycling methods for different engine materials and components.
Specifies tightening torques for various metric hexagon and flange screws and nuts.
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