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Corrective Action
Probable Cause
Malfunction
2. Loss of engine power.
a. Air leak in intake manifold.
a . Remove turbosuperchargers (table 4-1).
Remove intake manifolds (table 4-4).
R e p a i r air leak. Install intake manifolds
(table 4-4) and install turbosuperchargers
b. Refer to 1c, above for corrective action.
b. Turbosuperchargers worn,
plugged, or failed.
c. Repair or replace exhaust pipes and mani-
c. Leak in  exhaust  pipes  or
3-8. Troubleshooting Fuel System
a. Service primary fuel filter, secondary fuel
a. Plugged primary fuel filter,
1. No fuel being delivered
filter, or fuel/water separator filter. Refer
secondary
fuel
filter,  or
from fuel injector nozzles.
t o pertinent vehicle Technical Manual,
fuel/water separator filter or fuel
Appendix A for procedures.
system not free of air.
b. Troubleshoot vehicle fuel system. Refer to
b. Defect in vehicle fuel system.
p e r t i n e n t vehicle Technical Manual, Ap-
pendix A for procedures.
c. Remove damaged fuel hoses (table 4-1).
c. Damaged fuel hoses (fuel pump to
Install new fuel hoses (table 4-1).
f i l t e r or filter to fuel injection
pump).
d. Troubleshoot fuel pump. Refer to TM 9-
d. Defective fuel pump
2 9 1 0 - 2 1 3 - 3 4 for procedures. If trouble
cannot be corrected remove pump (table 4-
1). Refer to TM 9-2910-213-34 for
overhaul. Install pump (table 4-1).
e. Remove fuel injection pump (table 4-1).
a. Failed fuel injection pump.
Refer to TM 9-2910-212-34 and overhaul
pump. Install injection pump (table 4-1).
f. Remove fuel injection pump (table 4-1).
R e p l a c e coupling (tables 6-29 or 6-45).
coupling.
Install injection pump (table 4-1).
a. Operating with contaminated fuel
a. Drain fuel tank and refill with proper fuel.
2. Fuel being delivered at
or partially plugged fuel filters,
nozzles but engine will not
Refer to pertinent vehicle Technical
refer to 1a, above.
stare run, or runs rough on
Manual, Appendix A, for proper fuel.
one or more cylinders.
b. Flame heater not operating (low
b. Refer to para 3-4 (2 and 3) for corrective
ambient  temperature).
action.
c. Fuel injector nozzle and holder not
c. Remove fuel injector nozzle and holders
functioning properly.
( t a b l e . 4-7). Rebuild nozzle and holders
(table 4-7). Install nozzle and holder (table
d . Fuel injection pump not timed
d. Time fuel injection pump (para 4-4). Also
properly.
refer to TM 9-2910-212-34.
e . Fuel injection pump not func-
e. Remove fuel injection pump (table 4-1).
tioning properly.
Refer to TM 9-2910-212-34 for overhaul
procedures. Install pump (table 4-1).
3. Engine runs hot, misfires, or
a. Restricted induction air supply.
a. Service air cleaner. Refer to pertinent veh-
runs rough.
i c l e Technical Manual, Appendix A, for
proper fuel.
b. Low fuel pressure from fuel supply
b. R e m o v e fuel supply pump (table 4-1).
pump or leaking hoses and con-
Refer to TM 9-2910-213-34 for overhaul
nections.
p r o c e d u r e s . Install pump (para 7-17a).
Tighten all connections and replace
damaged hoses.
c . Remove engine fan (table 4-3).
c. Fan clutch slipping.
d. Leaking fuel tubes at nozzle and
d. Tighten connections. Remove fuel injector
holder assemblies.
tubes (table 4-1). Replace damaged tubes.
Install injector tubes (table 4-1).
3-8

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