4TNV88C
Diesel
Engine
Assembly
For
Excavator
PC56
PC40-7
Electric
Specification
Car
name:
Complete
Engine
|
Model
Number:
4TNV88C
|
Cylinder
stroke:
90
|
Application:
Excavator
|
Cylinder
diameter:
88
|
valve:
16
valve
|
Cooling:
Water
cooling
|
Output:
26.7kw
|
Injection:
Electric
|
Cylinders
of
number:
4
|
Description
Diesel
Engines
Parts
Known
to
Have
Problems
The
most
frequently
occurring
diesel
problems
concern
the
following
key
engine
parts,
many
of
which
(although
not
all)
are
in
conjunction
with
the
above
issues:
Pistons
Pistons
are
an
important
part
of
the
engine
and
can
fail
in
several
ways.
These
include:
1.
The
timing
belt
snapping.
2.
Piston
rings
becoming
worn
out.
3.
Piston
slap
(a
noisy
piston).
4.
The
piston
becoming
burnt
(usually
by
dirty
fuel
injectors).
5.
The
piston
becoming
cracked
(caused
by
frequent
use
of
poor
quality
fuel).
Gaskets
The
most
frequent
cause
of
failure
in
gaskets
is
overheating
via
coolant
leaks.
However,
in
general,
diesel
engines
are
more
prone
to
gasket
failure
than
other
engine
types,
largely
because
diesel
gaskets
regularly
face
higher
combustion
pressures.
Repair
of
diesel
gaskets
is
made
all
the
more
complicated
(although
not
impossible)
by
the
intricate
nature
of
diesel
engines.
Cylinder
heads
Problems
related
to
cylinder
heads
are
usually
categorised
by
loss
of
compression.
Cracks
in
cylinder
heads
which
lead
to
leakages
are
also
a
common
issue,
as
are
internal
casting
defects.
Bearings
Bearings
face
a
lot
of
stress
due
to
the
daily
friction
they
experience-
insufficient
lubrication
can
therefore
lead
to
bearing
(and
consequently
engine)
failure.
Other
causes
of
bearing
damage
include
an
improper
selection
of
bearing
material
for
the
engine
type
at
hand.
The
most
common
problems
with
diesel
engines
will
incorporate
a
mixture
of
the
above
issues
and
affected
diesel
engine
parts.
However,
it
must
be
emphasised
that
the
above
offers
a
simple
overview
only,
and
additional
diesel
problems
certainly
exist.
Each
issue
is
multi-faceted,
with
parts
affected
and
displayed
in
numerous
ways.
Solutions
to
Common
Diesel
Engine
Problems
All
diesel
engines
are
different,
and
as
such
when
it
comes
to
problems
with
diesel
engines
there’s
no
‘one
size
fits
all’
solution
for
any
diesel
engine
problem,
whether
common
or
uncommon.
It
must
also
be
noted
that
it’s
imperative
to
determine
the
cause
of
the
diesel
problem
and
address
this
issue
before
simply
replacing
damaged
parts
and
re-assembling
the
engine.