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4.  contents

 

system component identification:

Black battery clamp (NEG-)  6 

Power Lead

Red battery clamp (POS+) 

Black Clip (Sensor lead)

Pick-up loop 

 

Yellow Clip (Sensor lead)

Indicator Light 

 

Sensor lead 

Piezo clamp (diesel sensor)

5.  set UP & oPerAtion

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5.1. 

  

You must use a monitoring device such as a timing light, engine analyser 

 

or multimeter in conjunction with the diesel converter box in order to be able 

 

to read rPm on the device’s display. the most common use for this 

 

information will be for setting a constant engine speed for diesel engine 

 

smoke testing. remember to set up your monitoring device for the correct 

 

number of cylinders.

5.2.    

ensure that the vehicle ignition is off. locate the fuel pipes connecting the 

 

pump to the fuel injectors. For engine timing purposes the Piezo Clamp 

 

should be attached to the pipe going to the no.1 cylinder.

5.3. 

  

Fix the Piezo Clamp (5) onto a straight section of the Injector fuel pipe for

 

the no.1 cylinder as close to the pump as possible in order to get the 

 

strongest reading. the Piezo clamp and fuel pipe should be clean and dry. 

 

make sure that the Piezo clamp is in full contact with the fuel pipe but 

 

do not 

overtighten as this could cause damage to the sensor within the clamp. 

5.4.    

Take the Sensor Lead and connect the YELLOW clip (8) to one of the 

 

adjustable fixings on the clamp and the BLACK clip (7) to the same Injector 

 

fuel pipe to which the clamp is connected. 

 

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  WArning!

 ensure that the Black sensor clip 

does not

 touch any of the 

 

Glow Plugs and associated mountings or wiring as this may cause a short

 

circuit which could disable engine operation and may damage any connected

 

monitoring device.

5.5.    

take the Power lead and connect the red clamp (2) to the positive side of the vehicle battery and the BlAcK clamp (1) to  

 

 

the negative of the battery. note: the monitoring device used i.e. A timing light, engine Analyzer or digital multimeter may also  

 

 

be powered from the vehicle’s battery.

5.6. 

  

Attach the inductive pickup from your chosen monitoring device e.g. a timing light, onto the Pickup loop (3) on the converter box. if the  

 

timing light inductive pickup has an arrow mark, ensure that the mark is face up when attached to the  Pickup loop.

5.7. 

   

start the engine and allow it to reach operating temperature,  then read the results from the timing light. the indicator light on the    

 

converter box (4) should flash consistently. If the indicator light does not flash, check all the connections or relocate the Piezo  

 

 

Clamp to another section of the fuel pipe. Note: Low vehicle battery, defective Injector Pump, or lack of fuel may prevent the Indicator  

 

light from flashing.

oPerAtion diAGrAm

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