PDF Shop Manual Komatsu SA6D140-1 Diesel Engine - 3 MB

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SEBM036200


1


DIESEL ENGINE


Β© 2004 1
All Rights Reserved             00-1
Printed in Japan 04-04(01)

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FOREWORD                                                                                                      COATING MATERIALS


 Category      Komatsu code            Part No.         Q'ty     Container                              Main applications, featuresr

                                                                               β€’ Used as lubricant for sliding portion
                    LM-G             09940-00051       60 g         Can          (to prevent from squeaking).
Molybdenum                                                                     β€’ Used to prevent seizure or scuffling
 disulphide                                                                      of the thread when press fitting or
  lubricant         LM-P             09940-00040       200 g        Tube         shrink fitting.
                                                                               β€’ Used as lubricant for linkage, bear-
                                                                                 ings, etc.
                                   SYG2-400LI                                  β€’ General purpose type
                                   SYG2-350LI
                    G2-LI          SYG2-400LI-A       Various     Various
                                   SYG2-160LI
                                   SYGA-160CNLI

                                   SYG2-400CA                                  β€’ Used for normal temperature, light
                                   SYG2-350CA                                    load bearing at places in contact
                   G2-CA           SYG2-400CA-A       Various     Various        with water or steam.
                                   SYG2-160CA
                                   SYGA-160CNCA

              Molybdenum                                                       β€’ Used for heavy load portion
                                   SYG2-400M         400 g Γ— 10 Bellows type
              disulphide
  Grease                           SYG2-400M-A       400 g Γ— 20 Bellows type
              grease               SYGA-16CNM          16 kg        Can
              LM-G (G2-M)
                                                                             β€’ Seizure resistance and heat resist-
              Hyper White
              Grease G2-T          SYG2-400T-A                                 ance higher than molybdenum di-
                                   SYG2-16CNT          400 g    Bellows type   sulfide grease
              G0-T (*)             SYG0-400T-A (*)     16 kg        Can      β€’ Since this grease is white, it does
              *: For use in cold   SYG0-16CNT (*)                              not stand out against machine
                 district
                                                                               body.
              Biogrease G2B                                                    β€’ Since this grease is decomposed
                                   SYG2-400B                                     by bacteria in short period, it has
              G2-BT (*)            SYGA-16CNB          400 g    Bellows type     less effects on microorganisms,
              *: For high          SYG2-400BT (*)      16 kg        Can          animals, and plants.
                 temperature       SYGA-16CNBT (*)
                 and large load

              SUNSTAR                                                                                   β€’ Used as primer for cab side
                                                                   Glass                                  (Using limit: 4 months)
              PAINT PRIMER                             20 ml      container
              580 SUPER
  Primer
              SUNSTAR                                                                                   β€’ Used as primer for glass side
                                                                   Glass                                  (Using limit: 4 months)
              GLASS PRIMER                             20 ml      container
              580 SUPER              417-926-3910
                                                                               Adhesive for cab glass


                                                                                                        β€’ "S" is used for high-tempera-
              SUNSTAR                                                                                     ture season (April - October)
              PENGUINE                                          Polyethylene                              and "W" for low-temperature
              SEAL 580                                320 ml     container                                season (November - April) as
              SUPER "S" or
 Adhesive                                                                                                 adhesive for glass.
              "W"                                                                                         (Using limit: 4 months)
              Sika Japan,                                       Polyethylene                            β€’ Used as adhesive for glass.
                                     20Y-54-39850     310 ml                                              (Using limit: 6 months)
              Sikaflex 256HV                                     container

              SUNSTAR                                                                                   β€’ Used to seal joints of glass
                                                                Polyethylene                              parts.
              PENGUINE               417-926-3920     320 ml     container                                (Using limit: 4 months)
              SEAL No. 2505
 Caulking
 material                                                                                               β€’ Used to seal front window.
              SEKISUI                                           Polyethylene                              (Using limit: 6 months)
              SILICONE               20Y-54-55130     333 ml     container
              SEALANT


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FOREWORD                                                                              CONVERSION TABLE


Temperature
   Fahrenheit-Centigrade Conversion ; a simple way to convert a Fahrenheit temperature reading into a Cen-
   tigrade temperature reading or vice versa is to enter the accompanying table in the center or boldface col-
   umn of figures.
   These figures refer to the temperature in either Fahrenheit or Centigrade degrees.
   If it is desired to convert from Fahrenheit to Centigrade degrees, consider the center column as a table of
   Fahrenheit temperatures and read the corresponding Centigrade temperature in the column at the left.
   If it is desired to convert from Centigrade to Fahrenheit degrees, consider the center column as a table of
   Centigrade values, and read the corresponding Fahrenheit temperature on the right.
                                                                                                    1Β°C = 33.8Β°F

   Β°C                Β°F       Β°C                 Β°F       Β°C                Β°F       Β°C                   Β°F

 –40.4     –40      –40.0    –11.7      11      51.8      7.8      46      114.8     27.2      81       117.8
 –37.2     –35      –31.0    –11.1      12      53.6      8.3      47      116.6     27.8      82       179.6
 –34.4     –30      –22.0    –10.6      13      55.4      8.9      48      118.4     28.3      83       181.4
 –31.7     –25      –13.0    –10.0      14      57.2      9.4      49      120.2     28.9      84       183.2
 –28.9     –20       –4.0     –9.4      15      59.0     10.0      50      122.0     29.4      85       185.0

 –28.3     –19       –2.2     –8.9      16      60.8     10.6      51      123.8     30.0      86       186.8
 –27.8     –18       –0.4     –8.3      17      62.6     11.1      52      125.6     30.6      87       188.6
 –27.2     –17        1.4     –7.8      18      64.4     11.7      53      127.4     31.1      88       190.4
 –26.7     –16        3.2     –7.2      19      66.2     12.2      54      129.2     31.7      89       192.2
 –26.1     –15        5.0     –6.7      20      68.0     12.8      55      131.0     32.2      90       194.0

 –25.6     –14        6.8     –6.1      21      69.8     13.3      56      132.8     32.8      91       195.8
 –25.0     –13        8.6     –5.6      22      71.6     13.9      57      134.6     33.3      92       197.6
 –24.4     –12       10.4     –5.0      23      73.4     14.4      58      136.4     33.9      93       199.4
 –23.9     –11       12.2     –4.4      24      75.2     15.0      59      138.2     34.4      94       201.2
 –23.3     –10       14.0     –3.9      25      77.0     15.6       0      140.0     35.0      95       203.0

 –22.8       –9      15.8     –3.3      26      78.8     16.1      61      141.8     35.6      96       204.8
 –22.2       –8      17.6     –2.8      27      80.6     16.7      62      143.6     36.1      97       206.6
 –21.7       –7      19.4     –2.2      28      82.4     17.2      63      145.4     36.7      98       208.4
 –21.1       –6      21.2     –1.7      29      84.2     17.8      64      147.2     37.2      99       210.2
 –20.6       –5      23.0     –1.1      30      86.0     18.3      65      149.0     37.8     100       212.0

 –20.0       –4      24.8     –0.6      31      87.8     18.9      66      150.8     40.6     105       221.0
 –19.4       –3      26.6      0        32      89.6     19.4      67      152.6     43.3     110       230.0
 –18.9       –2      28.4      0.6      33      91.4     20.0      68      154.4     46.1     115       239.0
 –18.3       –1      30.2      1.1      34      93.2     20.6      69      156.2     48.9     120       248.0
 –17.8        0      32.0      1.7      35      95.0     21.1      70      158.0     51.7     125       257.0

 –17.2        1      33.8      2.2      36      96.8     21.7      71      159.8     54.4     130       266.0
 –16.7        2      35.6      2.8      37      98.6     22.2      72      161.6     57.2     135       275.0
 –16.1        3      37.4      3.3      38     100.4     22.8      73      163.4     60.0     140       284.0
 –15.6        4      39.2      3.9      39     102.2     23.3      74      165.2     62.7     145       293.0
 –15.0        5      41.0      4.4      40     104.0     23.9      75      167.0     65.6     150       302.0

 –14.4        6      42.8      5.0      41     105.8     24.4      76      168.8     68.3     155       311.0
 –13.9        7      44.6      5.6      42     107.6     25.0      77      170.6     71.1     160       320.0
 –13.3        8      46.4      6.1      43     109.4     25.6      78      172.4     73.9     165       329.0
 –12.8        9      48.2      6.7      44     111.2     26.1      79      174.2     76.7     170       338.0
 –12.2       10      50.0      7.2      45     113.0     26.7      80      176.0     79.4     175       347.0


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GENERAL                                                                                WEIGHT TABLE


WEIGHT TABLE

                                                                                            Unit: kg

 No.                Item                    Components                   SA6D140-H-1


  1    Turbocharger              Komatsu KTR110G                             21

                                 Cylinder head, valve, rocker arm,
  2    Cylinder head assembly    valve spring                               18.3

                                 Cylinder block, bearing cap,
  3    Cylinder block assembly   cylinder liner                              340


  4    Front cover                                                           115


  5    Oil pan                                                               27


  6    Oil pan case                                                          85

  7    Flywheel assembly         Flywheel, ring gear                        35.5


  8    Flywheel housing                                                      52


  9    Crankshaft assembly       Crankshaft, crankshaft gear                 132


 10    Camshaft assembly         Camshaft, camshaft gear, thrust plate       19

       Piston and connecting     Piston, piston ring, piston pin,
 11    rod assembly              connecting rod                            10.5 Γ— 6


 12    Oil pump                                                              5.5


 13    Fuel injection pump                                                   29


 14    Water pump                                                            17

 15    Alternator                                                            β€”

 16    Starting motor            24V, 7.5 kW                                 18


 17    Air compressor                                                        11

 18    Aftercooler assembly                                                  43


SA6D140-H-1                                                                                   01-9

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION   INTAKE AND EXHAUST SYSTEM


RIGHT SIDE VIEW


SA6D140-H-1                                  11-9

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION                               ENGINE BODY


4. FUNCTION AND MATERIAL OF
   THRUST BEARING


                  Thurust bearing


β€’ The crankshaft takes out the engine power
  through the flywheel on its end and receives
  load in the axial direction (thrust load) caused
  by operations of the clutch, etc.

β€’ Accordingly, thrust bearings are installed to
  both sides of 1 main bearing of the crank-
  shaft.


SA6D140-H-1                                               11-19

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION                                                                     ENGINE BODY


5. CONNECTING ROD                                        2) Connecting rod bushing
                                                         β€’ The connecting rod bushing is used under the
                                                            severest condition in the engine. It has high
                                                            fatigue strength against high surface pressure,
                                                            fitting performance, and wear resistance.

                                                         β€’ The connecting rod bushing is made of phos-
                                                           phor bronze which is an alloy of copper (Cu),
                                                           tin (Sn), and phosphorus (P) and which re-
                                                           sists high load and has high wear resistance
                                                           among the bearing materials.

                                                         3) Connecting rod bearing
                                                         β€’ The connecting rod bearing is used under
                                                            almost the same condition as the crankshaft
                                                            main bearing, and the necessary conditions
                                                            for those bearings are the same.
                                                         fl See the section of the crankshaft bearing.

                                                         4) Connecting rod bolt
                                                         β€’ The connecting rod bolt is used to tighten
           1. Connecting rod bushing                        the connecting rod cap to connect the con-
           2. Connecting rod                                necting rod and crankshaft. It receives a ten-
           3. Connecting rod bearing                        sile load caused by tightening and the high
           4. Dowel pin                                     tensile loads repeated by the inertia force of
           5. Connecting rod cap                            the piston and connecting rod.
           6. Connecting rod bolt                        fl The connecting rod bolt is the most impor-
                                                            tant bolt in the engine, as well as the cylin-
1) Function of connecting rod                               der head bolt and main cap bolt, for the above
β€’ The piston receives the energy of the com-                reason. Its stem and thread must be checked
    bustion pressure. The connecting rod receives           carefully for a flaw and damage. It is tight-
    that energy as reciprocation through the pis-           ened by plastic-region angle tightening
    ton pin and transfers it as rotation to the crank-      method.
    shaft.

β€’ The connecting rod receives impulsive com-
  pression and buckling loads caused by com-
  bustion pressure. Since the engine rotates at
  high speed, the connecting rod also repeat-
  edly receives tensile loads and bending loads
  caused by the inertia force of the piston and
  it. Accordingly, the connecting rod is so de-
  signed that it will stand those loads easily.

β€’ For the above reason, the connecting rod is
  made of special steel having high strength,
  high fatigue strength in particular, by closed
  die forging.

fl The connecting rod receives strong and com-
  plicated alternating loads. Accordingly, if it
  has a flaw (a lateral flaw in particular) or a
  bruise, stress is concentrated on that flaw or
  a bruise and can cause breakage. Do not
  make a flaw or a bruise on it.


SA6D140-H-1                                                                                       11-29

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION                               ENGINE BODY


STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

1. FLYWHEEL
β€’ The flywheel is bolted to the crankshaft and
   used to transfer the engine power to the chas-
   sis and other parts.

β€’ Since the engine power is obtained only dur-
  ing the combustion stroke, the evolutional
  force is uneven.
  The flywheel has large inertia force to ab-
  sorb the unevenness of the evolutional force
  and transfers the power smoothly.

2. RING GEAR
β€’ The ring gear is installed to the end rim of
   the flywheel by shrink fit. When the engine
   is started, the pinion gear of the starting
   motor is engaged with the ring gear to crank
   the engine.

3. FLYWHEEL HOUSING
β€’ The flywheel housing is installed to the rear
   of the cylinder block to isolate the inside of
   the engine and protect the flywheel which is
   a rotating part.

4. REAR SEAL
β€’ The rear seal is installed to the flywheel hous-
   ing to seal the sliding part of the crankshaft.


SA6D140-H-1                                               11-39

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION   LUBRICATION SYSTEM


SA6D140-H-1                          11-49

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION                                                                 FUEL SYSTEM


ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR (RED-III)
GOVERNOR UNIT


                                                                        1. Housing
                                                                        2. Actuator
                                                                        3. Control rod
                                                                        4. Connector
                                                                        5. Copper plate
                                                                        6. Cover
                                                                        7. Eyebolt


β€’ The electronic governor roughly consists of         β€’ The actual fuel injection rate is calculated in
  the housing and actuator cover.                       the control unit and controlled properly by
                                                        the above series of operations, depending
β€’ The actuator consists of the linear DC motor,         on the operating condition of the machine.
  link, and control rod position sensor, and is
  operated by the signals from the control unit.      β€’ The linear DC motor consists of the magnet
                                                        section to supply a magnetic field, ball sec-
β€’ The linear DC motor moves the coil assem-             tion to lead the magnetic field, and coil as-
  bly vertically according to the signal from           sembly which moves up and down.
  the control unit and stops it so that the con-
  trol rod will be at the target position. (This is   β€’ The principle of operation of the DC motor is
  performed according to the calculation in the         based on the Fleming’s left-hand rule.
  control unit.)
                                                      β€’ If a current flows in the coil in the direction
β€’ The movement is further transferred through           of A, the magnetic force acts in the direction
  the link to the connector to move the control         C. If the current flows in the direction B, the
  rod to the right and left and adjust the fuel         magnetic force acts in the direction of D.
  injection rate.                                       Accordingly, the coil assembly can be moved
                                                        up and down and the control rod can be
β€’ That is, if the coil assembly moves up, the           stopped at any position by controlling the
  fuel injection rate is increased. If the former       direction and level of the current flowing in
  moves down, the latter is decreased.                  the coil according the feedback from the po-
                                                        sition sensor.
β€’ The copper plate at the connector end is a
  control rod position sensor. It senses the
  position of the control rod and feed it back to
  the linear DC motor.


11-60                                                                                     SA6D140-H-1

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION                                                               FUEL SYSTEM


CONTROL BOX


β€’ How to check diagnosis lamps (Green and red)
  A while after the power is turned ON, β€œ0.0” is displayed, if the system is normal. If nothing is
  displayed at first, the controller may be defective or the power may not be supplied.

β€’ How to check notch lamp (Yellow)
  The notch lamp lights up when the signal (24 V) is input to the notch input line. While the engine
  is stopped, input the notch signal to see if the lamp lights up. (For the relationship between the
  notch and input line, see the notch signal specification.)
  If the lamp does not light up, the bulb may be broken or the notch signal may not be input.


11-70                                                                                  SA6D140-H-1

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION              COOLING SYSTEM


COOLING SYSTEM CHART


To radiator


    To heating circuit


From radiator


 1. Thermostat
 2. After cooler Β· air bleed
 3. Cylinderhead Β· air bleed
 4. Water-cooled exhaust manifold
 5. Aftercooler
 6. Oil cooler
 7. Water pump

 A. Oil inlet port, outlet port


11-80                                   SA6D140-H-1

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TESTING AND ADJUSTING                                      INTAKE AND EXHAUST SYSTEM


MEASURING INTAKE AIR PRESSURE
(BOOST PRESSURE)
ο£Ώ When removing or installing the plug and
   pressure gauge, stop the engine.             Intake      After-
                                                manifold    cooler   1
   fl When measuring the intake air pressure,
     remove all the sand and dirt from the
     nipple and plug.

   1) Remove plug (1).

   2) Install the engine pressure measuring
      tool.

   3) Start the engine and measure the intake
      air pressure β€œwhen the engine stalls”.


12-4                                                                      SA6D140-H-1

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TESTING AND ADJUSTING                                                                                  FUEL SYSTEM


FUEL INJECTION VOLUME STANDARD
(WITH ELECTRONIC GOVERNOR)

                                                            Rack sensor           Fuel injection volume (mm3/st) Maximum
                                Fuel injection    Rack                    Pump
                Applicable                                    output                                             variance
  Engine                           pump          Position                 speed     Service        Manufacturer
                 machine                                      voltage                                            between
                                  Part No.        (mm)                    (rpm)    standard          Standard
                                                              Vist (V)                                           cylinder

               Maintenance                        (13.8)       1.24       1,000     375Β±5            290          Β±3
                                6934-71-1113
              disel motor car                     (6.8)     Approx.2.6     315      19Β±1.5           20           Β±15


SA6D140-H-1


12-14                                                                                                      SA6D140-H-1

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TESTING AND ADJUSTING                                                           TROUBLESHOOTING


ο£Ώ When carrying out testing and adjusting, or troubleshooting, stop the machine on level ground, fit
   safety pins, block the wheels, and apply the parking brake.

ο£Ώ When carrying out operations with two or more workers, always use signals, and do not allow any
   unauthorized person near the machine.

ο£Ώ When checking the water level, if the radiator cap is removed when the engine is hot, boiling water
   will spurt out and may cause burns, so always wait for the engine to cool down before checking
   the water level.

ο£Ώ Be extremely careful not to touch any hot parts.

ο£Ώ Be extremely careful not to get caught in the fan or any other rotating parts.

ο£Ώ When removing the plugs or caps from places under hydraulic pressure, water pressure, or air
   pressure, release the internal pressure first. Fit the measuring tools securely before carrying out
   any testing, adjusting, or troubleshooting.

fl When using the standard values table for judgement in testing, adjusting, or troubleshooting, it is
   necessary to be careful of the following points.
1. The standard values for the new machines in the standard values table are values given as
   reference from the standards for new machines and machines shipped from the factory. They
   should be used as values for estimating wear during operation or as target values when carrying
   out repairs.
2. The failure judgement standard values in the standard values table are values using estimated
   values based on the results of various tests and standard values for machines shipped from the
   factory. Use these values for reference together with the repair and operation history of the
   machine when judging failures.
3. Do not use this standard values table as a standard for judging claims.


12-26                                                                                    SA6D140-H-1

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TROUBLESHOOTING                                                                                                                                                                                                     S-3


S-3 Engine does not pick up smoothly (follow-up is poor)
                                                                                                                                                                                      Causes
fl Check that the monitor panel does not display any


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