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Service Manual Model J

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carburettor. Put the sparking plugs out of action by placing the stopping terminal on
its pin. If the engine does not take Diesel fuel, suspect an air lock 

(36)

.

18. STARTING BY ELECTRIC STARTER AND PETROL.--Proceed as in 

(17)

but, instead of using starting handle, press starter button. When engine fires, release
button.

19. STARTING BY HAND WITHOUT PETROL.-- Close injector drains 

(42)

.

Decompress all cylinders. Turn engine by starting handle until speed is attained then
quickly put one cylinder on full compression. When engine starts repeat the operation
for all cylinders.

    If starting is difficult, prime all the cylinders heavily with oil. The effect of this is
two-fold

    (a) The volume of the combustion chamber is reduced and the compression
pressure thereby increased.

    (b) Leakage past the piston is reduced.

    If the engine is easily turned use lubricating oil for this purpose, but if the engine is
stiff to turn use fuel oil.

20. STARTING BY ELECTRIC STARTER WITH OUT PETROL.--Proceed as
in 

(19)

 but, instead of using starting handle, press starter button. When engine fires,

release button.

*21. PETROL/OIL MIXTURE.--Should be in the proportion of 16 to 1. This is
equivalent to adding one pint of     lubricating oil to 2 gallons of petrol.

*22. STOPPING.--Slow the engine to half speed. Put the reverse gear at neutral and
slacken the sparking plugs. Open. one injector drain and quickly turn its change-over
lever to the petrol position. Repeat operation for each cylinder.

*23. IDLING.--The engine may be run without load for any length of time provided
that it is run slowly. If permitted to run at speed without load, the cylinder will cool
down and the engine will knock 

(76)

.

24. ENGINE FIRES PRIMING AND STOPS.-- Petrol spray jet choked 

(48)

;

carburettor empty.

25. ENGINE NOT FIRING PRIMING.--(a) Sparking plugs damp 

(61)

(b) engine

overprimed-turn with sparking     plugs slackened; (c) carburettor over-filled 

(49)

(d)

stopping wire not detached; (e) impulse starter not in action; (f) lack of spark 

(59)

(g)

magneto contact breaker stuck 

(52)

(h) magneto wrongly set 

(51)

.

26. ENGINE RUNS IRREGULARLY.--(a) Clean filter: if two filters are used
change over to the second filter; (b)   air in the fuel system: open the cock at the
forward end of the fuel pump; if this stops the engine the filter is choked; (c) injector
valve sticking 

(43)

(d) valve clearance not correct 

(71)

(e) valve stems sticking-fill

the oil wells with fuel oil; (f) examine the feed pump if one is fitted.

Summary of Contents for J

Page 1: ...O ENGINES PROPERLY INSTALLED IN VESSELS WHICH OPERATE IN NORMAL WATERS IN DIRTY WATERS WHERE SAND SEAWEED JELLYFISH OR REFUSE MAY FOUL THE COOLING SYSTEM SPECIAL CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO KEEP THE WATER I...

Page 2: ...at 100 Fahrenheit and the oil remains uid at 20 Fahrenheit As Diesel fuels are variable it is desirable to draw a sample in a glass from every consignment Oil having ne sediment in suspension has a du...

Page 3: ...ank to discharge water and sediment b try the oil test cock 9 c ll the oil wells on the cylinders d oil the pump gear at three points the starting valves the operating cams and the coupling of the Bos...

Page 4: ...pples h Drain the governor case and re ll it with Diesel fuel Add packing to the gland if necessary j If the valves or valve seats of the water pump are badly worn renew them Examine the valve springs...

Page 5: ...n When engine res release button 21 PETROL OIL MIXTURE Should be in the proportion of 16 to 1 This is equivalent to adding one pint of lubricating oil to 2 gallons of petrol 22 STOPPING Slow the engin...

Page 6: ...e If these conditions have not been ful lled report the arrangement and the engine number 31 SMOKE AT THE EXHAUST a Cylinders too cold due to the engine being run at speed with the clutch out 23 b oil...

Page 7: ...sure exceeds the compression pressure The valve should then open and close promptly when injection has ceased 39 INJECTOR NOZZLE To inspect this rst remove the injector from the cylinder then unscrew...

Page 8: ...instruction plate on governor If the engine is running the case can be lled by opening one of the injector drain valves 42 If the engine is stopped the lling must be done through the hinged cover use...

Page 9: ...If the contact points wear rapidly 50 54 MAGNETO DISTRIBUTOR Some distributors have carbon brushes which wear The dust produced must be removed from time to time When the brushes are worn down they s...

Page 10: ...han are required The super uous sparks are led by cable to a sparking plug carried in a holder on top of the crankcase This plug and its connections must be kept in working order or the magneto may be...

Page 11: ...e completely renewed each time the engine is overhauled because in time it loses its grease and will score the rod The valve seats are renewable and held in position by solder If the body of the pump...

Page 12: ...lack in their grooves ring groove wear is in turn due to cylinder wear and cylinder wear according to the latest opinions is due partly to high gas pressure and partly to corrosion resulting from comb...

Page 13: ...ap the edges may stand above the ush and it is necessary rst to le them ush The bedding of the bush should be carried out by the use of red lead and a scraper in the ordinary manner All bolts must be...

Page 14: ...ion plate b shafts out of line remove shaft coupling and check alignment of shafts with steel rule or the blade of a carpenter s square 106 Levelling washers were supplied to be used below the engine...

Page 15: ...r length beam and if possible the speed of the boat also the full speed of the engine 102 PROPELLER SHAFT VIBRATION Causes a Lack of clearance between propeller and woodwork 101 b propeller blade bent...

Page 16: ...is imminent 109 JOINTS Each boat should carry a stock of joints obtainable from us In cases of urgency joints may be cut from certain materials obtainable from mill furnishers or motor dealers For exh...

Page 17: ...ning a tightening pressure on the nut 115 KELVIN STEERING AND CONTROL COLUMN This should be installed according to the catalogue The stopper chain should be adjusted to allow the helm over 45 degrees...

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