Engine installation
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Before installation, check that the engine bed is flat,
as described in the applicable installation manual.
The engine must have rested on the rubber mount-
ings for at least twelve hours before any adjustments
can be made.
Never use any type of rubber mounting, other than
the ones which have been specially developed for the
type of engine being installed.
The D2 mounts are delivered with a 5 mm (0.67'')
spacer to give the same install height as with the
privious type of mounts.
Nominal height (excluding spacer):
5 ±0 mm (4.5 ±0.39")
Adjust the height with the adjustment nut (2).
NOTE! The maximum height 25 mm (4.9") may not
be exceeded
Side adjustment (V): ±7 mm (0.28")
Side adjustment is done by using the slotted holes
(H) on the base plate of each anchorage. To start off
with, the rubber anchorages should be placed in the
center of the slots, with the slots aligned parallel to
the length of the engine bed.
Check whether there is any deviation from parallelism
in the engine bed.
2
A
V
V
H
B1
B2
Also measure dimensions C and C2 on the side
edges of the rubber mountings. These must not ex-
ceed .5 mm (0.060"). Angle errors between the en-
gine bed plane and the engine mountings should be
adjusted by correcting the bed plane under the feet of
the rubber mountings.
C1
C2
Installing the engine on the
engine bed with mounts of type 2
Re-measure distances B and B2. The difference
must not exceed 3 mm (0.2") in any anchorage.
Summary of Contents for D11 series
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