I. Overview of Course
A. Purpose, skill required
B. Implications of job performance
II. Fuel
A. Ratings, additives, handling, Filtration
III. Adv./Diesel Fuel Injection Sys.
A. Nozzle System
1. Design, function, maintenance
2. Performance requirements
B. Injector System
1. Design, function, maintenance
2. Performance requirements
C. Unit Injector System
1. Design, function, maintenance
IV. Basic Injection Pumps
A. P.B.-type Pump
1. Description, function, maintenance
2. Performance requirements
B. Rotary (distributor)-type Pump
1. Description, function, maintenance
2. Performance requirements
C. P.T. - Pump (Cummins)
1. Description, function, maintenance
2. Performance requirements
D. Other Pumps
1. information as necessary
V. Critical Function and Steps Necessary
For Operation
A. Timing/fuel delivery/tune-up
Procedures and checks
B. Test testing the system and special
Tools
VI. Troubleshooting/Preventative Maintenance
A. How to avoid reduced service life of
B. Implications of job performance
1. Maintenance procedures
2. Proper care and handling
C. Visual inspection
1. Look for the obvious
2. Driver reports
3. Previous observations
C. Diagnostic Plan
1. Know what to look for
2. What steps should be followed
3. Why steps should be followed
4. Consequences of jumping around
D. Manuals
1. Be Familiar
2. Keep them available
3. Keep notes as necessary
4. Update as necessary
E. Test Equipment
1. Refresh how to use
2. Importance of using
3. Maintenance of
4. Keep track of location
VII. Safety
A. Be familiar with equipment
B. Know limitations of equipment
C. Know limitations of self (knowledge)
D. Wear proper clothing and eyeglasses
E. Allow only key people in work area
VIII. Tune-up on Specific Equipment
IX. Troubleshooting on Specific Equipment
X. Electronic Diagnostics
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