11. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
REMOVAL/REFITTING
FUEL FILTER REPLACEMENT ....................................................................................................................................A1.15
INJECTION SYSTEM BLEEDING.................................................................................................................................A1.15
INJECTION PUMP REMOVAL......................................................................................................................................A1.16
DIAGNOSTICS
SHEET N° 1 "ENGINE START-UP DEFECT"...............................................................................................................A1.20
SHEET N° 2 "IRREGULAR ENGINE OPERATION" .....................................................................................................A1.21
SHEET N° 3 "GREY OR BLACK SMOKE EMISSION" .................................................................................................A1.22
SHEET N° 4 "WHITE SMOKE EMISSION"...................................................................................................................A1.23
SHEET N° 5 "CHECK THE FUEL FEED CIRCUIT"......................................................................................................A1.24
A2 – ENGINE TIER II
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
IDENTIFICATION OF THE ENGINES.............................................................................................................................A2.2
ENGINES 6 CYLINDERS................................................................................................................................................A2.3
DIMENSIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
CYLINDER HEAD AND VALVES....................................................................................................................................A2.4
CYLINDER BLOCK .........................................................................................................................................................A2.7
LINERS AND PISTONS ..................................................................................................................................................A2.8
CONNECTING RODS .....................................................................................................................................................A2.9
CRANKSHAFT, BEARINGS AND FLYWHEEL.............................................................................................................A2.10
CAMSHAFT...................................................................................................................................................................A2.11
DISTRIBUTION .............................................................................................................................................................A2.12
LUBRICATION...............................................................................................................................................................A2.13
COOLING ......................................................................................................................................................................A2.14
TURBOCHARGER ........................................................................................................................................................A2.15
TIGHTENING TORQUES
FRONT CHASSIS / ENGINE LINK................................................................................................................................A2.16
ENGINE/TRANSMISSION LINK....................................................................................................................................A2.16
CRANKSHAFT WITH STRAIGHT FRONT END...........................................................................................................A2.19
CRANKSHAFT WITH TAPERING FRONT END...........................................................................................................A2.19
CHECKS/ADJUSTMENTS
CHECKING COMPRESSION........................................................................................................................................A2.20
CHECK OF ENGINE OIL PRESSURE..........................................................................................................................A2.20
CHECK OF VALVE LIFT (ENGINE COLD)...................................................................................................................A2.21
VALVE CLEARANCE (ENGINE COLD)........................................................................................................................A2.21
12. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
VALVE ADJUSTMENT SEQUENCE.............................................................................................................................A2.22
CHECKING THE TURBOCHARGER PRESSURE .......................................................................................................A2.22
CHECK OF THE BELT AND THE TENSIONER SPRING ............................................................................................A2.23
PROCEDURE FOR CHECKING THE VISCOUS FAN COUPLING..............................................................................A2.24
REMOVAL/REFITTING
PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS......................................................................................................................................A2.25
SEPARATE ENGINE/FRONT AXLE .............................................................................................................................A2.26
SEPARATE ENGINE/GEARBOX..................................................................................................................................A2.28
ENGINE INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................A2.30
CYLINDER HEAD..........................................................................................................................................................A2.31
CAMSHAFT...................................................................................................................................................................A2.35
CYLINDER BLOCK .......................................................................................................................................................A2.36
LINERS..........................................................................................................................................................................A2.37
PISTONS AND CONNECTING RODS..........................................................................................................................A2.40
CRANKSHAFT, BEARINGS, AND FLYWHEEL............................................................................................................A2.47
CHANGING THE FRONT BEARING SEAL ..................................................................................................................A2.53
CAMSHAFT, BALANCER SHAFTS AND DISTRIBUTOR ............................................................................................A2.55
LUBRICATION...............................................................................................................................................................A2.62
COOLING ......................................................................................................................................................................A2.68
TURBOCHARGER ........................................................................................................................................................A2.74
DIAGNOSTIC SHEETS
"EXCESSIVE OIL CONSUMPTION" SHEET................................................................................................................A2.75
INSPECTION PROCEDURE OF THE CYLINDER HEAD GASKET.............................................................................A2.76
"ENGINE OIL PRESSURE TOO HIGH" SHEET...........................................................................................................A2.77
CHECKING PROCEDURE OF THE HIGH OIL PRESSURE IN THE CRANKCASE....................................................A2.78
"ENGINE OIL PRESSURE TOO LOW" SHEET............................................................................................................A2.79
"COOLANT TEMPERATURE TOO HIGH" SHEET.......................................................................................................A2.80
"COOLANT TEMPERATURE TOO LOW" SHEET........................................................................................................A2.81
FAILURE SEARCHING PROCEDURE OF CYLINDER HEAD SEAL...........................................................................A2.82
TOOLS
ENGINE TOOLS............................................................................................................................................................A2.86
15. A0.2 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Checking procedure
The purpose of this procedure is to check a number of points before and after measuring on the power bench. It is suited
to engines with electronic control (TIER 2).
Failing to carry out these tests may lead to an incorrect power reading.
Always check the following points before starting a PTO power test.
Reminder: Wait until the running-in period has elapsed (minimum 100 hours) before testing an engine on the power bench.
This period is necessary to ensure that measuring is carried out under the right conditions.
1. Visual checks
Make sure that the supply and return circuit lines are
correctly fitted (not trapped or kinked on fitting, etc.).
Check that the engine serial n° read with Métadiag is the
same as the one indicated on the engine identification
plate and if there are any error codes.
2. Engine oil
Check the level:
I Normal level.
II Readjust the level as soon as possible.
III Readjust the level before starting up the engine again.
221hsm01 Fig. 1
3. Hydraulic /transmission oil level
Check the level:
Mark (K): Minimum level.
Mark (J): Maximum level.
Fig. 2: Quadrishift.
Fig. 3: Full Powershift.
A level above level (J) affects engine power and
increases temperature. Example: Overfilling will greatly
affect performance in road transport at high speed.
341hpn09 Fig. 2
542hsn03 Fig. 3
l
ll
lll
J
K
10l
J
K
13l13l13l
16. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A0.3
Checking procedure
4. Battery
Check the voltage with the engine off (between 12 and 13 V). Alternator-generated power consumption can reach 1,5 kW.
5. Coolers
Check that all radiators/coolers are clean.
6. Diesel filters
Change the filters. Fit the pressure gauge.
Unit reference: 60 05 00 55 21.
See measurement sheet for values.
161msm14 Fig. 4
161msm15 Fig. 5
7. Air filter
Check condition and replace if necessary.
17. A0.4 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Checking procedure
8. Turbocharger pressure
Fit the pressure gauge.
Unit reference: 60 05 00 55 21.
See measurement sheet for values.
141msm01 Fig. 6
141msm02 Fig. 7
9. Hydraulic pressure
Fit the pressure gauge(s). See appendix for pressure connections.
18. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A0.5
Checking procedure
10. Fit the dynamometer
Ensure that the bench is correctly calibrated and that the
universal joint is aligned.
002msm01 Fig. 8
11. Twinshift/Quadrishift/shuttle reverser position (according to equipment)
To limit transmission power take-off, make sure that: the reverser is in neutral, the Twinshift is set to speed 2 and the
Quadrishift to speed 1.
Mechanical doubler: Hare position.
Make sure that the handbrake is applied.
12. Air conditioning/Ventilation
Make sure that the air conditioning and ventilation are switched off.
13. Front power take-off
Make sure that the front power take-off is disengaged.
19. A0.6 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Checking procedure
14. Hydraulic pressure
Check hydraulic pressure by referring to the appendix. Make sure that no hydraulic application is running. If hydraulic
pressure is not within the specifications, the PTO power test results will be affected.
15. Check the maximum off-load speed
Ares 816/826: 2 354 ± 50.
Ares 836: 2 275 + 25/ 0.
16. Engage the PTO at the 1 000 rpm position
17. Set the engine to maximum speed for 1 min
18. Measure the power (see injection sheet)
19. After measuring, check the tractor temperature
Engine: 90°C.
Transmission: 60-65°C.
20. Leave the engine running between 1 500 and 1 600 rpm for 3 to 5 minutes, then idle before
switching off
If the results do not match the manufacturer's data following these operations, a flowmeter will need to be installed and the
values compared to the injection sheets.
20. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A0.7
Measurement sheet
This sheet is intended to be duplicated and completed for each operation on the tractor. If you have to send it to the
manufacturer's after sales service, it is essential to indicate:
Tractor type: ...........................................................................................................................................................................
Serial n°: ................................................................................................................................................................................
Engine serial n°: .....................................................................................................................................................................
Total operating hours: ............................................................................................................................................................
Date of operation: ..................................................................................................................................................................
Transmission type: .................................................................................................................................................................
Start of test End of test Reference values (bar)
Hydraulic pressure in HP circuit
See appendix
Hydraulic pressure in LP circuit
Outside temperature —
Transmission temperature 60 °C ß 65 °C
Engine temperature > 87 °C
Diesel temperature
Engine speed 1 000 1 100 1 200 1 300 1 400 1 500 1 600 1 700 1 800 1 900 2 000 2 100 2 200
Measurement (kW)
Measurement (N.m).
(power take-off)
Measurement (l/h)
Measurement of boost pressure
(bar)
Measurement of diesel supply pressure
at filter outlet (bar)
Boost pressure (bar)
Ares 816
0,36 0,39 0,51 0,65 0,79 0,85 0,87 0,91 0,94 0,97 1,02 1,04 1,00
Boost pressure (bar) Ares 826 0,39 0,50 0,66 0,87 1,05 1,16 1,21 1,27 1,32 1,36 1,40 1,40 1,37
Boost pressure (bar)
Ares 836
— 0,47 0,61 0,78 0,93 1,02 1,13 1,21 1,23 1,24 1,23 1,22 1,18
Diesel supply pressure at filter
outlet (bar) Ares 816-826
0,25 ß 0,30
Diesel supply pressure at filter
outlet (bar) Ares 836
0,50
21. A0.8 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Pressure connection (appendix)
100 l/min LS circuit
396hsm01 Fig. 9
Parts list
1 19 cm³ pump pressure = 17 bar (nominal speed).
2 14 cm³ pump pressure = 25 bar (nominal speed).
3 Steering pressure = 50 bar (nominal speed).
3
21
22. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A0.9
Pressure connection (appendix)
110 l/min LS circuit (Quadrishift and Full Powershift)
396hsm02 Fig. 10
Parts list
1 High-pressure pump output pressure = 30 bar at 1 000 rpm. 2 Booster pump output pressure = 5 bar at 1 000 rpm.
HP
BP
1
2
36. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.5
Operating principles
Pre-filter
Filters: 149 microns
ARES 816 and 826
Note: The original strainer (6) is to be replaced by a
removable strainer on the first compulsory service
(first 100 hours).
- Clean around the strainer located between the cab and
the main tank.
- Loosen the clips to free the strainer from the tubing.
- Collect any diesel still in the feed pipe.
- Open the strainer by unscrewing parts (B) and (C).
- Clean the 2 parts of the strainer.
- Reassemble.
- Drain the feed circuit.
IMPORTANT: Be careful not to introduce any
impurities into the diesel circuit during this operation.
161hpn05
161hpn01
6
B
C
37. A1.6 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Operating principles
Fuel filter
161hsm13c
Parts list
A Final filter
1 Fuel outlet
2 Fuel inlet
B Primary filter
3 Drain screw
4 Filter
4
1 12 2
33
BA
38. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.7
Operating principles
Injection pump
STANADYNE injection pump (DE 10)
161msm02
Parts list
A Fuel inlet.
B Drive shaft.
C Transfer pump.
D Cam ring.
E Pipe coupling for injector.
F Fuel control solenoid.
G Pump distributor.
H Distributor rotor.
I Fuel temperature sensor.
J Fuel return.
39. A1.8 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Operating principles
Injection pump
BOSCH injection pump (VP 44)
161hsm04c
Parts list
A Drive shaft.
B Fuel pump.
C High-pressure radial piston pump.
D Distributor shaft.
E High-pressure solenoid valve.
F Pump control unit (UCE).
G Timing device.
H Timing solenoid valve.
41. A1.10 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Operating principles
Situation of the different sensors (DE 10)
161msm04
Parts list
A Engine oil pressure sensor: 1,5 daN.m.
B Pump control solenoid.
C Engine control unit.
D Crankshaft position sensor: 1,4 daN.m.
E Fuel temperature sensor: 1,3 to 1,8 daN.m.
F Engine coolant temperature sensor: 1,5 daN.m.
G Manifold air temperature sensor: 1 daN.m.
A
C
B
D
E
F
G
42. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.11
Operating principles
Situation of the different sensors (VP 44)
161hsm05c
Parts list
A Engine coolant temperature sensor: 1,5 daN.m.
B Engine oil pressure sensor: 1,5 daN.m.
C Fuel pressure sensor: 1,3 to 1,8 daN.m.
D Electric transfer pump connector.
E Pump position sensor.
F Crankshaft position sensor: 1,4 daN.m.
G Engine control unit.
H Coolant temperature sensor (thermostat housing): 1,5 daN.m.
I Manifold air temperature sensor: 1 daN.m.
43. A1.12 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Checks/Adjustments
Accelerator control adjustment
161msm05
Make sure that:
1 - The adjustment measurement (A) satisfies the
following 2 conditions:
- The pedal shoe effort must be between 3 and 5 daN.
- The pedal must return easily to the high position.
2 - The angular detector values:
- Raised pedal (in idling speed stop): Maximum 0,9 V.
- Pedal fully depressed: Minimum 3,1 V.
The voltage will be measured with ignition switched on.
Use the cable n° 60 05 005 577 to measure the output
voltage.
A
44. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.13
Checks/Adjustments
Adjusting the engine injector
For any operation assembling/dismantling the injectors,
use tool n° 60 05 005 579 combined with a sliding
hammer.
- Unscrew the protection cover (F).
- Loosen and remove the locking nut (A) of the needle
rise adjustment screw.
- Loosen locking nut (C) of the injection pressure
adjustment screw, use tool n° 60 05 005 574.
- Connect the injector to the tester then adjust the
pressure to the specified value by turning the pressure
adjustment screw (D).
- Tighten the locknut (A) and check the pressure.
Carry out the adjustment again if necesssary.
WARNING: It is recommended to aim for the
maximum value in the adjustment because after
operating for some time the pressure drops slightly
before stabilising. Repeat the adjustment in order to
obtain a reliable result.
- Gently turn the needle rise adjustment screw (B) until it
reaches the seat of the spring (E).
- Unscrew the needle rise adjustment screw a 7/8 turn.
- Tighten the locknut (A) at torque.
WARNING: The injector nozzle must never be
pointing towards the person performing the
adjustment. The jet escaping from a port can pierce
clothing and skin, and cause serious infections. It is
recommended to contain the jet within a transparent
container.
161msm06
C
B
D
E
A 0,5 daN.m
1 daN.m
F
45. A1.14 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Checks/Adjustments
Supply pressure check
- Fit the tool (1) n° 60 05 005 521.
- Start the engine.
The fuel pump must maintain the minimum pressure
indicated below. If the pressure is low, change the filters
and start the check again.
Pressures and flows (see injections sheets, chapter A0).
Parts list
A Output .
B Input.
C Primary filter.
D Final filter.
161msm07
1
A B
A B
C
D
46. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.15
Removal/refitting
Fuel filter replacement
To replace the fuel filter:
- Loosen retaining ring (A) and remove the filter
body (B).
- Retain the holding ring (A) and put it in place on the
new filter.
- Put the new filter in place, aligning the filter locators
with the oblong holes in the mounting flange for the
filter head.
- Tighten the retaining ring (A) until it locks.
- Bleed the fuel filter.
Note: The holding ring is in the correct position when
no further resistance is felt during tightening.
Change both at the same time. Polarising slot on cartridge
and filter (no possibility of inversion).
Injection system bleeding
1st case
After changing the fuel filter
- Undo the drain screw on the front of the filter head.
- Activate the mechanical feed pump.
- Tighten up the drain screw again. The engine should
start.
2nd case
After complete draining of the circuit
- Perform operations from 1 to 3 described under
the 1st case.
- Loosen the return pipe (F) until all the air is eliminated,
then tighten it up again.
- Whilst turning the engine using the starter motor,
loosen the couplings (H) until the fuel escaping from
the coupling is free of air bubbles. Retighten the union
while turning the starter.
- Repeat the procedure for the other injectors until the
engine starts.
161msm08
161msm09
161msm10
A
B
F
47. A1.16 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Removal/refitting
Injection pump removal (DE 10)
IMPORTANT: Before any work is done on the injection
pump, it is IMPERATIVE to position the timing axle
n° 60 05 005 575 in aperture (E), as well as the
flywheel timing axle n° 60 05 005 576 using flywheel
turning tool n° 60 05 005 501 turning the gear to the
left when facing the tractor. Make sure that these
timing pins remain in place until reassembly.
IMPORTANT: Never use steam or cold water to clean
a hot or operating injection pump.
IMPORTANT: Take care not to turn the injection pump
couplings when loosening the injection pipes, as this
may cause internal damage to the pump.
- Blank off all the couplings and apertures as soon as
dismantling takes place (pump and pipes), do not use
fraying materials.
- Disconnect electrical connections.
- Disconnect the fuel return pipe (A).
- Disconnect the fuel supply pipe (B).
- Disconnect the injection pipes (C).
- Dismantle the diesel filter.
- Remove the pump gear access plate.
- Remove the nut and washer securing the injection
pump drive pinion to the pump shaft.
- Attach special tool n° 60 05 005 514 to the gear.
- Remove the three nuts (D) securing the pump to the
engine front plate.
- Turn the screw of tool n° 60 05 005 514 clockwise until
the pump shaft separates from the drive gear.
- Disengage the pump from the three studs by pulling it
backwards.
161msm11
B A
D
C
E
48. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.17
Removal/refitting
Injection pump removal (VP 44)
IMPORTANT: Before carrying out any work on the
injection pump, it is ESSENTIAL to fit timing pin
n° 60 05 005 578 near to screws (E), and flywheel
timing pin n° 60 05 005 576 with the aid of flywheel
turner n° 60 05 005 501 while rotating the pinion to the
left when facing the tractor. Make sure that these
timing pins remain in place until reassembly.
IMPORTANT: Never use steam or cold water to clean
a hot or operating injection pump.
IMPORTANT: Take care not to turn the injection pump
couplings when loosening the injection pipes, as this
may cause internal damage to the pump.
- Blank off all the couplings and apertures as soon as
dismantling takes place (pump and pipes), do not use
fraying materials.
- Disconnect electrical connections.
- Disconnect the fuel return pipe (A).
- Disconnect the fuel supply pipe (B).
- Disconnect the injection pipes (C).
- Dismantle the diesel filter.
- Remove the pump gear access plate.
- Remove the 4 screws and washers (E) attaching the
injection pump driving pinion to the pump shaft.
- Disengage the pump from the three studs by pulling it
backwards.
161hsm06c
E
C
B
D
A
49. A1.18 Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB
Removal/refitting
Injection pump installation (DE 10)
WARNING: Before replacing the pump, make sure
that the pump timing pin and the flywheel timing pin
have remained in place. If not repeat the operation
indicated prior to the pump removal.
- Fit a new seal on the front face of the injection pump
attachment flange.
- Slide the injection pump onto the mounting studs,
whilst at the same time inserting the pump shaft into
the drive pinion.
- Hand-tighten the nuts (D).
- After firmly engaging the drive pinion against the
tapered part of the shaft, fit the washer and nut (E).
- Tighten nut (E) to 19,5 daN.m.
- Remove the pump timing and flywheel pins.
- Torque-tighten the nuts (D) to 2,5 daN.m.
- Tighten the injection pipes (C), then the return (A) and
supply (B) pipes.
- Connect up the various electric cables which were
disconnected prior to removal of the pump.
- Bleed the air from the fuel circuit.
IMPORTANT: Never remove the pump and flywheel
timing pins before the pump and gear are fastened.
161msm12
19,5 daN.mE
B A
C
D
50. Ares 806 – 09.2004 – GB A1.19
Removal/refitting
Injection pump installation (VP 44)
WARNING: Before replacing the pump, make sure
that the pump timing pin and the flywheel timing pin
have remained in place. If not repeat the operation
indicated prior to the pump removal.
- Fit a new seal on the front face of the injection pump
attachment flange.
- Slide the injection pump onto the mounting studs while
inserting the pump hub into the driving pinion.
- Hand-tighten the nuts (D).
- After engaging the driving pinion with the pump hub, fit
screws (E) and washers.
- Torque tighten the screws (E) to 4,8 daN.m.
- Remove the pump timing and flywheel pins.
- Torque-tighten the nuts (D) to 7 daN.m.
- Tighten the injection pipes (C), then the return (A) and
supply (B) pipes.
- Connect up the various electric cables which were
disconnected prior to removal of the pump.
- Bleed the air from the fuel circuit.
IMPORTANT: Never remove the pump and flywheel
timing pins before the pump and gear are fastened.
161hsm07c
B
C
4,8 daN.m
E
D
A
7 daN.m
E
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