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General| Engine Model | TAD1643VE |
|---|---|
| Number of Cylinders | 6 |
| Compression Ratio | 17.5:1 |
| Fuel System | Common rail |
| Cooling System | Liquid-cooled |
| Displacement | 16.1 liters |
| Bore | 144 mm |
| Stroke | 165 mm |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged, aftercooled |
| Emissions Compliance | EU Stage V |
| Engine Type | In-line 6-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine with direct injection |
Guidance on using appropriate safety equipment to reduce injury risk.
Warning to wear safety glasses to prevent eye damage from splinters, sparks, or chemicals.
Caution regarding skin damage from oil exposure; use gloves and wash hands.
Warning about fire and explosion risks, especially with fuels and battery hydrogen.
Importance of using genuine Volvo Penta parts for safety and system integrity.
Instructions to immobilize the engine by switching off power and locking before starting work.
Warning to start the engine only in well-ventilated areas and avoid areas with explosive materials.
Danger warning for approaching running engines and hot components.
Warning against using start spray due to explosion risk in the inlet manifold.
Precautions before starting the engine, including fuel/gas leak checks and component installation.
Safety steps for electrical work: stop engine, disconnect power to minimize hazards.
Important step: disconnect control units before electric welding.
Warning to stop and cool the engine before working on the cooling system to prevent burns.
Caution about opening hot coolant filler caps, risk of burns and pressure release.
Caution regarding hot oil and pressurized lubrication systems before work.
Warning about fire and explosion risks during refueling; smoking is forbidden.
Importance of using recommended fuel; non-compliance can cause malfunctions and overspeed.
Warning for fuel system leak detection; high pressure can penetrate tissue.
Warning about explosion risk from sparks near batteries; connect cables correctly.
Warning about corrosive battery electrolyte; wear goggles and flush skin/eyes with water.
Display of error lists, fault codes, and information on active and inactive faults.
Procedure for starting the engine with or without pre-heating.
Preparations for engine starting in extreme cold, including fuel, oil, and battery considerations.
Warning against using start spray due to explosion risk and personal injury.
Instructions for starting the engine using auxiliary batteries safely.
Steps to stop the engine using the STOP button and turning off ignition.
Purpose of the diagnostic function: monitor, control, protect engine, and ensure environmental impact.
How to read fault codes and take action via the DCU display.
Information on fault detection, pop-up messages, and fault code listing in the DCU II.
How faults are displayed on the DU, including alarm/warning messages and acknowledging faults.
How fault codes are flashed out via the diagnostic lamp and button on the CIU.
Table describing symptoms and possible causes of engine malfunctions.
Register of fault codes (SPN, PID, FMI) for various engine parameters and components.
Habit of performing visual checks of the engine and compartment before and after operation.
Procedure for checking and topping up engine oil level, including dipstick usage.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the engine oil.
Procedure for cleaning and changing oil and by-pass filters.
Procedure for checking and topping up coolant levels in different engine types.
Important safety instructions regarding the main switch and engine operation.
Safety warnings for batteries, including fire/explosion risk and handling of electrolyte.
Instructions for safely disconnecting and connecting battery cables.
Steps for preparing the engine after a period of storage.
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