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Massey Harris Massey Harris Massey Ferguson Massey Ferguson Service Manual Perkins Diesel Engine AV 8.540 Service Manual THIS IS A MANUALPRODUCED BYJENSALES INC. WITHOUTTHE AUTHORIZATION OF MASSEYHARRIS MASSEYFERGUSON OR IT’S SUCCESSORS. MASSEYHARRIS MASSEYFERGUSON AND IT’S SUCCESSORS ARE NOTRESPONSIBLE FOR THE QUALITYOR ACCURACYOF THIS MANUAL. TRADE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES CONTAINED AND USED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF OTHERS, AND ARE USED HERE IN ADESCRIPTIVE SENSE TO REFER TO THE PRODUCTS OF OTHERS. MH-S-AV8.540 IMPORTANT: Before using this Basic Service Manual, read information and specifications in preceeding portion which are specific to the machine application. AV8.540 DIESEL ENGINE BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Massey Ferguson CONTENTS Foreword Abbreviation of Terms SECTION Engine Views A General Information ......................................... . B Period ica I Attentions ........................................ . C Fault Finding ................................................ . D Cyl i nder Head ............................................... . E Pistons and Connecting Rods ................................. . F Cylinder Block and Liners .................................... . G Crankshaft and Main Bearings ............................... . H Timing Case and Drive ....................................... . J Timing ...................................................... . K Lubricating System .......................................... . L Cooling System ............................................. . M Fuel System and Air Filter ................................... . N Flywheel and Flywheel Housing .............................. . P Auxiliary Drive .............................................. . Q Electrical System ............................................ . R FOREWORD Overhaul of the engine or components should only be carried out by skilled personnel. To assist in over- hauling the engine, the manufacturing dimensions and in some instances the wear limits are given atthe end of each section. When left or right-hand bank or side is referred to in this Manual, this denotes the side looking from flywheel end, unless specified otherwise. Every endeavor is made to ensure that the information contained in this Manual is correct at the date of publication but due to continuous developments the manufacturers reserve the right to alter this specification without notice. Abbreviations of Technical Terms Applicable to Service literature Where it is found necessary to use abbreviations in Service Literature the units and symbols adopted are those laid down in British Standards Publication 1991. A glossary of such terms with their British Standard equivalent is given below for reference purposes. Term British Standard Remarks ampere A or ampere if confusion may arise atmosphere atm brake horse power bhp British Thermal Unit Btu centimeter cm cubic centimeter cm3 similarly for millimeter, etc. cubic inch in3 similarly for foot, etc. foot ft foot pounds per minute (work) ft Ibflmin gallon gal gallons per minute gal/min similarly for pint, litre, etc. gramme g when referring to gramme mass gramme gf when referring to gramme force hour h inch in or inch if confusion may arise kilogram kg kilogram meter (torque) kgf m kilogrames per square centimeter kgflcm2 similarly for gram, etc. kilometer km litre I or litre if confusion may arise mile mile millimeter mm miles per gallon mile/gal similarly for pint, litre, etc. miles per hour mile/h similarly for kilometer, etc. minute min ounce oz pint pt pound Ib when referring to pound mass pound Ibf when referring to pound force pounds feet (torque) Ibf ft pounds per square inch Ibflin2 similarly for ton, etc. revolutions per minute rev/min seconds (time) s shaft horse power s h p square centimeter cm2 similarly for millimeter, etc. square inch in2 similarly for foot, yard, etc. ton ton tonne (1000 kg) t volt V yard yd
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