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Finally I get this ebook, thanks for all these Cummins Engine Fuel Problem I can get now. I did not think that this would work, my best friend showed me this website, and it does I get my most wanted eBook. My friends are so mad that they do not know how I have all the high quality ebook which they do not. Just select your click then download button, and complete an offer to start downloading the ebook. If there is a survey it only takes 5 minutes, try any survey which works for you. All parts listed to fit these manufacturers models are replacement aftermarket parts. The first ISX was produced in 1998, as a response to the EPAs tighter emissions restrictions. It soon replaced the N14, the other workhorse engine produced by Cummins. Throughout its production history, Cummins has made various changes to the engine in order to keep up with the increasing restrictions, changing from a dual-cam to a single-cam and adding a cooled EGR system to reduce NOx emissions. Some of these issues depend on which version of the ISX youre runningobviously if youre running a pre-2002 ISX without an EGR then you wont be experiencing issues with the EGR. Here we discuss some of the problems you might run into with your ISX. Like any other engine with an EGR, the system can cause some problems. On the ISX, it most likely has to do with a leak in the EGR valve. If you notice that its using a larger amount of coolant than normal, its probably worth investigating further. Similarly, there might be a white residue left behind from the burnt coolant. This kind of problem is more common on older style EGR systems, as many newer ones have tried to address and fix the issue. This is not because of an issue with the camshaft itself, but with the rocker arms. According to Cummins, there was a production of rocker arms that prevented proper oil flow, starving the components. These bad rocker arms stick and smack the camshaft, causing the lobes to flatten. If you dont correctly diagnose the problem and leave the faulty rockers, then the same thing will happen to your new camshaft. When the engine was assembled, it was timed according to a certain procedure using timing wedges. This turned out to be kind of a crude way to time an engine, and Cummins found that through either sloppy procedures or worn tooling, the wedges had a tendency to wear. If fuel is injected even slightly late because of the camshaft timing, it would create conditions that allowed for the creation of soot. The soot would then contaminate the oil, creating buildup in the oil filter. If the issue seems fixed, then the engine needs to be retimed with a dial indicator. This is a fairly involved process and still requires the use of timing wedges. Its a very sensitive procedure that should be handled with care. It also might be diagnosable if you notice, or a customer calls and complains about, reduced oil pressure after new parts were installed or an overhaul was performed. As we said, depending on your particular ISX, some of these issues might not affect your engine, so its helpful to know what you have a single- or dual-cam ISX, as well as whether or not it has an EGR system. These can help you more carefully diagnose problems with your engine. Products from Highway and Heavy Parts presented in this web site are not to be confused with any of the products or trademarks of any OEM company.
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