Refer to Par. 1.3 for operating references when assembling and disassembling.
When repaired, RSN-A injectors must be certified by a Stanadyne centre to check their correct operation - check the type of engine mounted injectors on the spare parts list (RSN-A is specified in the description).
Undo the screw H1 and remove the clamp H2 and remove rubber.
Undo the nuts F.
Undo the nuts G.
Remove the tube H.
Fig 6.3
6.1.2 Rocker arms cover disassembly
Undo the screw L.
Undo the screw M.
Undo the screws N and remove the rocker arm cap P.
Fig 6.4
6.1.3 Fuel return pipes disassembly
Undo the screws Q and remove hose R.
Fig 6.5
6.1.4 Injectors disassembly
Undo the screw J and remove washer K and then bracket X.
Remove the injector Z.
NOTE: Should you be unable to remove the electronic injector (acting only on point BC), use an open-ended spanner (Ø 11 mm), by applying small rotations to unblock the component.
Seal all injection component unions as illustrated in Par. 2.9.7.
Ensure that gasket S has remained in the correct position (Fig. 6.7). Otherwise, recover the gasket from inside the electronic injector V manifold.
Insert the tool ST_30 into the injector N°1 and fix it with the fixing brace X, capscrew J and washer K.
NOTE: Do not tighten the capscrew J.
Fig 6.8
Disassemble the starter motor.
Mount the tool ST_34 in the seat of the starter motor Y and fit it with the two starter motor fixing screws.
Rotate the crankshaft clockwise (Rif. A Par. 1.4) through the ST_34 tool bringing reference X upwards.
NOTE: When positioning reference X, make sure cylinder N° 1 is in compression phase (the valves on piston N° 1 must all be closed).
Fig 6.9
With reference X pointed upwards, find the TDC through tool ST_30, then bring the dial gauge indicator to 0.
Fig 6.10
By means of the identified pump code, refer to Tab. 6.1 to know the advance degrees and the corresponding value to lower the piston.
Having identified the value to lower the piston, rotate the crankshaft anti-clockwise by going beyond the value described in Tab. 6.1, once again, rotate the crankshaft clockwise, stopping at the correct advance value by using tool ST_30 (Rif. A Par. 1.4).
NOTE: The value indicated in Tab. 6.1 must be reached by rotating the shaft with the piston in compression phase. Use the ST_34 tool to totate the crankshaft.
Pump code
Piston
lowering (mm)
Advance
ED0065905290-S
0,733 (0.562 - 0.927)
8° (± 1°)
ED0065905430-S
0,562 (0.413 - 0.733)
7° (± 1°)
ED0065905440-S
1,033 (0.828 - 1.261)
9,5° (± 1°)
ED0065905690-S
0,645 (0.485 - 0.828)
7.5° (± 1°)
Tab. 6.1
Lock the ST_34 tool through J screws and ensure that the crankshaft does not rotate, which would alter the correct advance value. If this happens, repeat the instructions described in points 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Undo the screws A1, remove the plate B1.
Fig 6.11
Undo and remove the nut C1 fixing the injection pump control gear D1.
Important
After removing the nut C1, ensure that the correct advance value has remained unchanged on ST_30.
Be careful that the nut C1 does not fall into the timing cover.
Fig 6.12
Undo the capscrew E1 and shift the slotted plate F1 in the direction of arrow G1.
Tighten screw E1 to block the pump (tightening torque to 12 Nm).
Before assembling the new pump J1, make sure that plate F1 can move freely and that fastening capscrews E1 are not loose (the pump sold as a spare part is, upplied with the cylinder injection timing blocked N° 1).
Ensure that the coupling surfaces on shaft Q1 and gear D1 are free from impurities and lubrication residues.
Remove the guard cap only when the pipes are reconnected.
Ensure that the correct advance value has remained unchanged, tighten nut C1 on shaft Q1 (as shown in Fig. 6.17, you are allowed to use a screwdriver to guide nut C1 onto shaft Q1 in order to prevent it from accidentally falling inside carter S1 - tightening torque at see service letter 710018).
Fig 6.16
Fig 6.17
Undo the capscrew E1 and shift the slotted plate F1 in the direction of arrow G2.
Tighten screw E1 (tightening torque to 5.5 Nm). The injection pump is unlocked.