3. Operation
3.1
Fuel Oil, Lube Oil, and Cooling Water
3.1.1
Fuel Oil
NOTICE
When other than the specified fuel
oil is used, the engine will not
perform to
full capacity and parts
may be damaged.
(1)
Selection of Fuel Oil
Use diesel fuels for best engine perfor-
mance.
Cetane
fuel number should be 45 or
greater.
(2)
Handling of Fuel Oil
1)
Water and dust
in
the fuel cause engine
failure. When fuel is stored, be sure that
the inside
of
the storage container is
clean, and that the fuel is stored away
from dirt or rain water.
2)
Keep the fuel container stationery for
several hours
to
allow any dirt or water
to
settle
to
the bottom. Use a pump
to
extract the clear, filtered fuel from the
top
of
the container for use.
Use the clear filtered fuel from the upper
middle section
of
the container only, leaving any
contaminated
fuel at the bottom.
(3)
Fuel Tank (optional)
Be sure
to
attach a drain cock
to
the fuel
tank
to
enable dirt and water
to
settle at
the bottom of the tank
to
be drained off.
The
fuel outlet should be positioned 20-
30mm
above the bottom
of
the tank so
that
only clean fuel is used.
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@
CD
Sediment
@G)
Drain
cock
@)Toengine
(4)
Fuel System
Install the fuel pipe from the fuel tank
to
the fuel
pump
in accordance with the
diagram. The
oil/water separator (optional)
is placed at the centre section
of
the line.
CD
CD
Fuel
filter
@ Fuel feed pump
(priming
lever)
® OillWater separator
@)
Approx.
20-30
mm
® Within 500 mm
Fuel
system
®
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® Drain cock
(j)
Fuel
cock
® Fuel return
® To fuel injection
pump
@)Fueltank
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