A crankshaft damper controls vibration in the rotating assembly; its installation is treated separately from internal piston measurements. The fuel-system pages show how the injection pipes connect, and the contents distinguish the mechanical fuel equipment from its electrical support. Starting, charging and temperature-related circuits have their own service entries.
Systems & Components Covered
- Block, head and piston assemblies: Cylinder-head work, crankcase service, piston measurements and connecting-rod components.
- Crankshaft and timing drive: Flywheel, damper, valve gears and pump-drive equipment.
- Mechanical fuel supply: Filters, lift pump, injection equipment and connecting pipes.
- Air and exhaust components: Turbocharger, intake and exhaust manifolds, and associated lines.
- Cooling and oil circuits: Lubrication, oil cooler, coolant equipment and fan drive.
- Electrical support: Fuel, cooling and oil-related circuits, engine starting, cold-start aid and alternator.
The Digital Workshop Advantage
The specification tables separate the measurements used for different components. Notes excluding other engine variants remain part of those tables and should be read with the illustrated inspection. The electronic contents also keep the mechanical chapters apart from the starting and charging circuits, making the document's scope clearer.














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