Manual mx-13
Manual mx-13
Manual mx-13
DAF Dealernet
VIN: 1XKYDP9X8KJ253827
Vehicle Type: MX_EPA17-MX-13 USA
P 1401 233401 001 033
replace assembly cylinder head, engine (Basic assembly)
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DAF Dealernet
replace assembly cylinder head, engine
(Basic assembly)
Explanation
◾ Electrical shock hazard: Never disconnect the battery clamp when the engine is running.
◾ Disconnecting the battery clamps while the engine is running may result in death, personal injury, or equipment
damage from electrical arching or damage to electronic components.
◾ Turn off the engine and place the ignition switch in the OFF position before disconnecting the battery clamps.
◾ Do not place any tools or other materials on top of or close to the batteries. This can cause a dangerous high-
current short circuit and, in the worst case, a battery explosion. Keep all objects away from the battery
terminals.
◾ Always break the contact between the battery clamp and the negative terminal before working on the vehicle.
Working on a vehicle while the battery is connected may result in electrical injury or damage.
◾ Always disconnect the battery at the negative terminal when performing service procedures.
M024327 - 03/05/2010
Explanation
Warning, coolant
◾ Coolant is toxic. Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with the skin. In case of contact, immediately wash the
skin with soap and water. In case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of water. Do not ingest. If swallowed, seek
immediate medical attention. Do not induce vomiting.
◾ In the event of inhalation: get some fresh air and rest.
◾ Do not remove the radiator cap from a hot or running engine. When the coolant is hot, there is overpressure in
the cooling system. It can cause scalding coolant to spray out and cause serious personal injury. Carefully
remove the filler cap to release the overpressure.
If the engine has been operated within the last 30 minutes, be very careful when removing the radiator cap.
Protect face, hands, and arms against escaping fluid and steam by covering the cap with a large, thick rag while
carefully removing it.
◾ Handle coolant and antifreeze carefully. Ethylene glycol antifreeze is poisonous. Store it in the original fluid
container only, and always keep it out of the reach of children. • Also, never remove the cap on the surge tank
while the engine is still hot. Wait until the coolant temperature is below 50°C (120°F). Scalding steam and fluid
under pressure may escape and cause serious personal injuries.
◾ In order to avoid damaging the engine block, do not fill up a warm engine with coolant.
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◾ If coolant is contaminated with oil or fuel, clean the cooling system as specified and replace hoses and sealings
made from EPDM.
Coolant is harmful to the environment. Unused coolant must be stored as a toxic hazardous substance in leak-proof
containers. Used coolant must be processed as industrial chemical waste. Please follow HAZMAT guidelines both
with used and unused coolants.
M024408 - 17/02/2021
Explanation
Warning, coolant
◾ Coolant is toxic. Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with the skin. In case of contact, immediately wash the
skin with soap and water. In case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of water. Do not ingest. If swallowed, seek
immediate medical attention. Do not induce vomiting.
◾ In the event of inhalation: get some fresh air and rest.
◾ Do not remove the radiator cap from a hot or running engine. When the coolant is hot, there is overpressure in
the cooling system. It can cause scalding coolant to spray out and cause serious personal injury. Carefully
remove the filler cap to release the overpressure.
If the engine has been operated within the last 30 minutes, be very careful when removing the radiator cap.
Protect face, hands, and arms against escaping fluid and steam by covering the cap with a large, thick rag while
carefully removing it.
◾ Handle coolant and antifreeze carefully. Ethylene glycol antifreeze is poisonous. Store it in the original fluid
container only, and always keep it out of the reach of children. • Also, never remove the cap on the surge tank
while the engine is still hot. Wait until the coolant temperature is below 50°C (120°F). Scalding steam and fluid
under pressure may escape and cause serious personal injuries.
◾ In order to avoid damaging the engine block, do not fill up a warm engine with coolant.
◾ If coolant is contaminated with oil or fuel, clean the cooling system as specified and replace hoses and sealings
made from EPDM.
Coolant is harmful to the environment. Unused coolant must be stored as a toxic hazardous substance in leak-proof
containers. Used coolant must be processed as industrial chemical waste. Please follow HAZMAT guidelines both
with used and unused coolants.
M024408 - 17/02/2021
Draining coolant oil module
i405413
M054080 - 18/08/2016
Technical Data
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i405413
M054082 - 17/08/2016
1.1.6 remove air inlet pipe from air filter to turbocharger (Inlet and exhaust element)
Explanation
9
8
3 4 5
i402459-3
M036271 - 26/02/2021
Explanation
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M057900 - 02/11/2020
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
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◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Draining fuel filtration module
1. Open the filler screw cap of the fuel tank to prevent
overpressure in the fuel system.
2. Thoroughly clean the fuel filter screw cap and the area.
3. Unscrew the fuel filter cap a few turns until the O-ring is fully
visible and wait until the filtration module is fully drained.
4. Remove the fuel filter screw cap with fuel filter element from
the filtration module.
5. Remove the O-ring and clean the recess of the fuel filter
screw cap.
6. Lubricate the recess and install a new O-ring on the fuel filter
screw cap.
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7. Install and tighten the fuel filter screw cap to the specified
torque.
M058970 - 08/05/2017
Technical Data
Lubricant:
Sealing ring fuel filter element clean diesel fuel
O-ring fuel filter screw cap clean engine oil
M030405 - 22/10/2019
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
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◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, fuel injection pipe
Do not reuse the fuel injection pipe if the Evaluate the injector back leak test in DAVIE cannot be performed
successfully.
◾ The high-pressure fuel injection pipes are not intended to be reused indefinitely.
◾ The fuel injection pipes and connections must be checked properly before reuse.
◾ Damaged and / or incorrectly installed injection pipes can cause hot fuel leakage, flammable gases or vapors.
Highly pressurized fuel is present in the common rail, fuel injection pipes and other high-pressure fuel components
when the engine is running and when the engine is switched off. The pressure leaks away slowly when the ignition
is switched off.
Wait at least one minute before performing maintenance on high-pressure fuel components.
M030466 - 22/02/2021
Removing fuel injection pipe from pump unit to fuel rail
Visually check:
◾ The high-pressure fuel pipe for corrosion,
cracks or pinched areas.
◾ The union nut for corroded, damaged threads
or cracks.
◾ Both ends of the high-pressure pipe for
damaged or corroded sealing surfaces.
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M065361 - 22/02/2021
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
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M035658 - 20/07/2020
Draining fuel gallery
5
1. Remove the fuel pressure control valve (7) and collect the
fuel.
2. Remove the non-return valve (8) and collect the fuel.
3. Install the non-return valve (8) using new usit rings and tighten
it to the specified torque.
7
8
i405521
5. Install the fuel pressure control valve (7) with a new O-ring
and tighten it to the specified torque.
M045926 - 27/11/2020
Technical Data
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7
8
i405521
M045927 - 27/11/2020
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
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◾ The smallest amount of dirt, debris and other contamination can cause serious damage to systems and/or the
engine.
◾ Immediately plug the openings of the fuel system.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Removing injector leak pipe
5
1. Remove the banjo bolt (5) and the non-return valve (8) and
remove the injector leak pipe.
2. Clean any spilled fuel.
7
8
i405521
M039100 - 26/09/2019
1.1.31 loosen one side supply pipe dosing module, fuel (Engine brake)
Explanation
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◾ When opening a fuel system, fuel can escape. Collect the fuel during servicing and dispose of it properly to
avoid the risk of fire.
◾ Mixing other fuels, such as gasoline, alcohol or gasohol with diesel can produce an explosive mixture.
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Disconnecting quick-release coupling
◾ No tooling is allowed for disconnecting or connecting the
quick-release coupling.
◾ The pipe must be free of any fluid pressure before
disconnecting.
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i403864
New situation
M035352 - 17/08/2016
1.1.32 loosen one side fuel tank return pipe (Fuel system)
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
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◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Disconnecting quick-release coupling
◾ No tooling is allowed for disconnecting or connecting the
quick-release coupling.
◾ The pipe must be free of any fluid pressure before
disconnecting.
i403864
New situation
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M035352 - 17/08/2016
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
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M035658 - 20/07/2020
Explanation
A
1
i402162
M033201 - 27/06/2013
Technical Data
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M036868 - 25/03/2013
Special Tools
Hoisting tool for cylinder head/engine without transmission. Supersedes 1453180. 1453180 can still be used. User manual
This tool replaces
DAF special tool:
1453180 due to
legislation. DAF
special tool
1453180 can still
be used.
ST1903016 - 03/11/2014
Explanation
M030438 - 20/10/2014
Removing Valve Cover Assembly
1. Loosen the attachment bolts, and remove the valve cover
assembly.
M030440 - 20/10/2014
Explanation
i405959
M056893 - 17/01/2017
dismount valve train casing gasket (Basic assembly)
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1.1.40
1.1.41 remove air bleed pipe (EGR system)
1.1.42 remove 2 (two) rocker arm group, engine brake (Basic assembly)
Explanation
12 8 4 2 6 10
5 1 3 7 11
1 2 3 4 i405475
M055962 - 17/01/2017
Explanation
M028835 - 24/03/2010
Technical Data
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11 19 27 28 20 12
10 18 26 33 29 21 13
9 17 25 32 30 22 14
8 16 24 31 23 15
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
M201348 -2
M022961 - 29/05/2013
Special Tools
T00145
ST0882233 - 20/03/2008
Special tool category Recommended special tool
0911724
09 11724
T00390
ST0911724 - 27/08/2013
Explanation
◾ If a
combustion
gas leak
occurred,
remove the
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liner for
inspection.
Combustion
gasses can
cause
balcony
erosion or
fretting that
can cause a
loss of
clamping
force.
Sealing only
takes place on
the indicated
areas between
gasket and
cylinder block.
Damage on the
cylinder block
outside the
indicated areas
on the cylinder
head gasket is
not a reason for
failure.
◾ Gas sealing
locations are
marked in
red.
◾ Coolant
sealing
locations are
marked in
blue.
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◾ Oil sealing
locations are
marked in
green.
If coolant
leakage is
visible outside
the cylinder
block this will
not indicate the
actual location
of the leakage.
M031143 - 14/10/2019
1.1.48 dismount assembly air inlet pipe, inlet manifold (Inlet and exhaust element)
1.1.49 remove bracket, air inlet system (Fuel system)
1.1.50 remove 2 (two) fuel injection pipe 5-6 (Fuel system)
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
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M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, fuel injection pipe
Do not reuse the fuel injection pipe if the Evaluate the injector back leak test in DAVIE cannot be performed
successfully.
◾ The high-pressure fuel injection pipes are not intended to be reused indefinitely.
◾ The fuel injection pipes and connections must be checked properly before reuse.
◾ Damaged and / or incorrectly installed injection pipes can cause hot fuel leakage, flammable gases or vapors.
Highly pressurized fuel is present in the common rail, fuel injection pipes and other high-pressure fuel components
when the engine is running and when the engine is switched off. The pressure leaks away slowly when the ignition
is switched off.
Wait at least one minute before performing maintenance on high-pressure fuel components.
M030466 - 22/02/2021
Removing fuel injection pipe
i405551
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M040419 - 15/05/2019
Special Tools
ST1961365 - 01/10/2015
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
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◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, fuel injection pipe
Do not reuse the fuel injection pipe if the Evaluate the injector back leak test in DAVIE cannot be performed
successfully.
◾ The high-pressure fuel injection pipes are not intended to be reused indefinitely.
◾ The fuel injection pipes and connections must be checked properly before reuse.
◾ Damaged and / or incorrectly installed injection pipes can cause hot fuel leakage, flammable gases or vapors.
Highly pressurized fuel is present in the common rail, fuel injection pipes and other high-pressure fuel components
when the engine is running and when the engine is switched off. The pressure leaks away slowly when the ignition
is switched off.
Wait at least one minute before performing maintenance on high-pressure fuel components.
M030466 - 22/02/2021
Removing fuel injection pipe
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1
2
i405551
M040419 - 15/05/2019
Special Tools
ST1961365 - 01/10/2015
Explanation
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To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, injector
Due to the presence of overpressure in the fuel tank, fuel can run into the cylinders when removing injectors. The
tank cap must therefore always first be removed when removing injectors. Collect any fuel from the injectors.
To prevent fuel from leaking into the cylinders, always loosen the injector leak pipe. Clean the leaked fuel with a rag.
Make sure that the cooling system is depressurized, overpressure in the cooling system can loosen the injector
sleeve. Hot coolant may cause personal injury.
Loosening injectors when the cooling system is pressurized or when the engine is hot can release a hot coolant
spray that may cause personal injury.
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M032499 - 14/10/2020
Removing injector
5
1. Remove the banjo bolt (5) from the injector leak pipe and
drain the injector leak return gallery.
7
8
i405521
1
2. Disconnect the connector from the injector.
3. Check if the attachment bolt (2) from the injector can be
loosened by hand.
2
In case the attachment bolt (2) can be loosened by
hand:
3
◾ The injector sleeve may be loose and the
cylinder head must be replaced.
4
◾ The injector must be replaced.
5
4. Remove the attachment bolt (1) from the locking bracket (2).
5. Remove the locking bracket (2).
6
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If the injector needs to be cleaned, follow the job 'Clean injector'. Do not use other methods to clean the injector.
M054753 - 15/12/2020
Special Tools
Injector puller
0192496
ST0192496 - 13/11/2014
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
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This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, fuel injection pipe
Do not reuse the fuel injection pipe if the Evaluate the injector back leak test in DAVIE cannot be performed
successfully.
◾ The high-pressure fuel injection pipes are not intended to be reused indefinitely.
◾ The fuel injection pipes and connections must be checked properly before reuse.
◾ Damaged and / or incorrectly installed injection pipes can cause hot fuel leakage, flammable gases or vapors.
Highly pressurized fuel is present in the common rail, fuel injection pipes and other high-pressure fuel components
when the engine is running and when the engine is switched off. The pressure leaks away slowly when the ignition
is switched off.
Wait at least one minute before performing maintenance on high-pressure fuel components.
M030466 - 22/02/2021
Technical Data
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M036868 - 25/03/2013
Tightening torque, lifting eye
M038083 - 10/03/2020
Special Tools
Hoisting tool for cylinder head/engine without transmission. Supersedes 1453180. 1453180 can still be used. User manual
This tool replaces
DAF special tool:
1453180 due to
legislation. DAF
special tool
1453180 can still
be used.
ST1903016 - 03/11/2014
Technical Data
Pos. M10 x 30 mm
1–5
Pos. M10 x 45 mm
6
Pos. M8 x 30 mm
7
and
8
M065444 - 06/03/2020
Explanation
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◾ Always check the high-pressure fuel system for leaks after reusing the fuel injection pipes.
Perform the 'Evaluate injector back leak' test after repair using DAVIE.
◾ If reusing the fuel injection pipe, install the labeled fuel injection pipe in the original position.
1 2 3 4
1. Position the fuel injection pipes (2) into the cylinder head.
2. Tighten the union nuts (1) on the cylinder head side by hand
up to the end of thread.
3. Position the fuel rail (9) to the cylinder head and tighten the
attachment bolts (3) by hand.
4. Tighten the union nuts (10) on the rail side by hand up to the
end of thread. 10 9 8 7 6 5
I406151
6. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nuts on the cylinder head
side (1) to the specified torque using special tool (1961365).
7. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nuts on the common rail
side (10) to the specified torque.
8. Fit the fuel injection pipes from pump to rail (5) without
tension, and tighten the union nuts by hand up to the end of
thread.
9. Tighten the union nuts (4) on the rail side to the specified
torque.
10. Tighten the union nuts (6) on the pump unit to the specified
torque.
M030559 - 26/02/2021
Technical Data
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M036668 - 03/12/2020
Explanation
Installing injector
1
1. Install new O-rings (4), (5) and a new sealing ring (6) for the
injector.
2. Lubricate the O-rings with clean engine oil.
2
Check that no sealing ring (6) remains in the
injector sleeve during removal.
3
6. Fit the locking bracket (2) with a new attachment bolt (1) and
tighten it to the specified torque.
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5
7. Install the banjo bolt (5) with new usit rings and tighten it to
the specified torque.
7
8
i405521
M054835 - 01/11/2019
Technical Data
6
i405571
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M054836 - 05/12/2017
Tightening torque, injector leak pipe
Banjo bolt (5) 16 Nm [142 lb-in](1)
Fuel pressure control valve (7) 30 Nm [266 lb-in] 5
Non-return valve (8) 35 Nm [310 lb-in](1)
(1) Fit new usit rings.
7
8
i405521
M032477 - 04/11/2019
Explanation
1. If all fuel injection pipes are replaced, first loosen all rail
attachment bolts (3) and tighten them by hand.
2. Fit the new fuel injection pipe (2) without tension.
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3. Tighten the union nut (1) on the cylinder head side by hand up 1 2 3 4
to the end of thread.
4. Tighten the union nut (10) on the rail side by hand up to the
end of thread.
5. Tighten the fuel rail attachment bolts (3) to the specified
torque.
6. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nut on the cylinder head
side (1) to the specified torque using special tool (1961365).
7. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nut on the common rail
side (10) to the specified torque.
M053597 - 08/09/2020
Technical Data
M036668 - 03/12/2020
Special Tools
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ST1961365 - 01/10/2015
Explanation
1 2 3 4
1. If all fuel injection pipes are replaced, first loosen all rail
attachment bolts (3) and tighten them by hand.
2. Fit the new fuel injection pipe (2) without tension.
3. Tighten the union nut (1) on the cylinder head side by hand up
to the end of thread.
4. Tighten the union nut (10) on the rail side by hand up to the
end of thread.
5. Tighten the fuel rail attachment bolts (3) to the specified
torque.
6. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nut on the cylinder head 10 9 8 7 6 5
side (1) to the specified torque using special tool (1961365). I406151
7. Tighten the fuel injection pipe union nut on the common rail
side (10) to the specified torque.
M053597 - 08/09/2020
Technical Data
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M036668 - 03/12/2020
Special Tools
ST1961365 - 01/10/2015
Technical Data
1 2 3 3
4 4 4 5 6 5 4 4
i405569
M054859 - 26/10/2016
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1.2.8 mount assembly air inlet pipe, inlet manifold (Inlet and exhaust element)
Technical Data
M033246 - 19/03/2016
Explanation
2 4
M201633-2
1 2 3 4 5 6
C E
A B
F D
i403823
4. Fit the clock gauge (3) into the cylinder liner height gauge
block (4).
5. Position the tip of the clock gauge (3) onto the outside edge of
the cylinder liner.
6. Measure the height of the cylinder liner according to the
specified measuring sequence and note the values in the
table.
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M032174 - 06/12/2019
Technical Data
C 3 E
1 5
A B
6 2
F 4 D
i405071
M201635-2
1 Cylinder liner
2 Cylinder block
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C 3 E
1 5
A B
6 2
F 4 D
i405071
1 2 3 4 5 6
C E C E C E C E C E C E
A B A B A B A B A B A B
F D F D F D F D F D F D
i402364-2
M032175 - 21/07/2016
Check form cylinder liner height
Cylinder 1 (mm) (in) Cylinder 2 (mm) (in) Cylinder 3 (mm) (in) Cylinder 4 (mm) (in) Cylinder 5 (mm) (in) Cylinder 6 (mm) (in)
M045394 - 18/06/2015
Special Tools
T0014 1
ST1809948 - 29/11/2011
Special tool category Mandatory special tool for: NA region
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1903047
1903047
ST1903047 - 17/09/2013
Explanation
M031254 - 20/06/2018
1.2.11 position 6 (six) exhaust manifold gasket (Inlet and exhaust element)
1.2.12 check all cylinder head bolt (Basic assembly)
Explanation
M025780 - 18/05/2016
Explanation
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M036608 - 18/05/2020
Technical Data
23 15 07 06 14 22
24 16 08 01 05 13 21
25 17 09 02 04 12 20
26 18 10 03 11 19
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
M2013 11-2
1st phase
M18 in the indicated order 70 Nm [52 lb-ft](1)
2nd phase
M18 in the indicated order 250 Nm [184 lb-ft]
3rd phase
M18 in the indicated order 90°
4th phase
M18 in the indicated order 90°
5th phase
M12 in the indicated order 60 Nm [531 lb-in](1)
6th phase
M12 in the indicated order 120°
(1) Apply a drop of oil to the thread and to the bearing surface of the bolt heads.
M030426 - 22/04/2016
Special Tools
T00145
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ST0882233 - 20/03/2008
Special tool category Recommended special tool
0911724
09 11724
T00390
ST0911724 - 27/08/2013
Special Tools
Hoisting tool for cylinder head/engine without transmission. Supersedes 1453180. 1453180 can still be used. User manual
This tool replaces
DAF special tool:
1453180 due to
legislation. DAF
special tool
1453180 can still
be used.
ST1903016 - 03/11/2014
Explanation
M032193 - 24/08/2012
Explanation
M032193 - 24/08/2012
1.2.17 install 2 (two) rocker arm group, engine brake (Basic assembly)
Explanation
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1. Check that all valve train bridges are installed and positioned
as shown.
M055960 - 18/06/2020
Technical Data
5 1 3 7 11
1 2 3 4 i405475
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M055947 - 31/07/2020
Explanation
I402049
1-6 2 1
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I II III
Mark on Cylinder Cylinder
flywheel with to check
and exhaust and/or
vibration valves adjust
damper opened
---> --->
2-5 4 5
3-4 1 3
G005493
1-6 5 6
2.5 3 2
3-4 6 4
◾ A valve clearance A
of more than 1 mm
[0.04 in] indicates
mechanical
damage or wear in C
the valve train, B D
especially when
this is measured
on one cylinder
only.
◾ Ensure that you
i406175
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1
2
i405474
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i406176
G005609
G005497
G005498
M054501 - 12/09/2018
Technical Data
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M053938 - 19/01/2017
Definition, warm and cold engine
M030451 - 19/01/2017
Tightening torque, rocker arm group
Attachment bolts (1):
Phase 1 50 Nm [443 lb-in] Tightening sequence according to the bold figures
Phase 2 90°
12 8 4 2 6 10
Lock nut (2) or (3) for valve
adjusting bolt 64 Nm [566 lb-in] 9
Attachment bolt (4) 14 Nm [124 lb-in]
5 1 3 7 11
1 2 3 4 i405475
M055947 - 31/07/2020
Special Tools
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1453158 is also
suitable
ST1903018 - 07/01/2013
Special tool category Mandatory special tool for:
2124332
T05087
ST2124332 - 14/06/2017
Technical Data
M044097 - 09/10/2014
Explanation
M037879 - 19/03/2015
Explanation
1. Clean the contact surface for the valve train casing on the
cylinder head.
2. Install the valve train casing. Then tighten the attachment
bolts to the specified torque in the specified order.
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M060430 - 19/12/2017
Technical Data
14 16
10 6 2 4 8 12
i405723
M055566 - 24/01/2017
Technical Data
M056846 - 13/01/2017
Explanation
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M038971 - 20/10/2014
Explanation
M036888 - 20/10/2014
Technical Data
Tightening sequence:
13 9 5 1 3 7 11
16
15
17
12
14 10 6 2 4 8 I405469
M037872 - 05/09/2016
1.2.25 fixing one side supply pipe dosing module, fuel (Engine brake)
Explanation
New situation
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I405100
M046086 - 12/11/2015
Technical Data
M045846 - 27/01/2021
Tightening torque, supply pipe dosing module, fuel
Pipe clip attachment nut 30 Nm [266 lb-in]
M056372 - 17/01/2017
1.2.26 fixing one side fuel tank return pipe (Fuel system)
Explanation
New situation
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M035573 - 05/04/2018
Technical Data
M045846 - 27/01/2021
Technical Data
7
8
i405521
M032477 - 04/11/2019
1.2.28 fixing assembly compressor pipe 01, delivery side (Air compressor)
1.2.29 close 2 (two) clamping block (Air compressor)
Technical Data
M056467 - 13/01/2017
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1.2.30 install 2 (two) fuel injection pipe from pump unit to fuel rail (Fuel system)
Explanation
1. Remove the plastic bag and protective caps from the fuel
injection pipe and visually check:
◾ The high-pressure fuel pipe for corrosion, cracks or
pinched areas.
◾ The union nut for corroded, damaged threads or cracks.
◾ Both ends of the high-pressure pipe for damaged or
corroded sealing surfaces.
◾ Always check the high-pressure fuel system for leaks after reusing the fuel injection pipes.
Perform the 'Evaluate injector back leak' test after repair using DAVIE.
◾ If reusing the fuel injection pipe, install the labeled fuel injection pipe in the original position.
I402050-2
1 2 3 4
3. Fit the injection pipe (5) without tension, and tighten it by hand
up to the end of the thread.
4. First tighten the union nut (6) on the pump unit to the specified
torque.
5. Then tighten the union nut (4) on the rail side to the specified
torque.
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Technical Data
Tightening torque, fuel rail assembly
Fuel rail attachment bolts (3) 30 Nm [266 lb-in]
1 2 3 4
Fuel injection pipe (2) union nut,
cylinder head side (1)
1st phase 27 Nm [239 lb-in](1)
2rd phase
New fuel injection pipe 60°
Reused fuel injection pipe 30°
M036668 - 03/12/2020
Technical Data
M044909 - 13/11/2014
Technical Data
1 2 3 3
4 4 4 5 6 5 4 4
i405569
Common rail pressure release pipe attachment bolt (2) 30 Nm [266 lb-in]
Attachment bolts (3) 30 Nm [266 lb-in]
Sealing plugs, fine metric thread (5) 35 Nm [310 lb-in](1)
Quick-release couplings, female (6) 30 Nm [266 lb-in](2)
(1) Always use new usit rings.
(2) Always use new O-rings.
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1.2.34
Technical Data
4
i405548-2
Tightening sequence
12 11 9 8 6 5 2 3 14 15 17 18
10 7 4 1 13 16
M205046
M031377 - 09/01/2017
Explanation
M054468 - 06/11/2020
Technical Data
M025429 - 16/11/2020
Tightening torque, EGR cooler
V-clamps (1 and 4) 7 Nm [62 lb-in](1)(2)
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i405547
M054469 - 02/11/2020
1.2.36 connect pressure difference sensor, EGR (Sensors electrical system, engine)
1.2.37 connect temperature sensor, EGR (Sensors electrical system, engine)
1.2.38 install upper bracket, electrical system (Elec.syst. 2 engine)
Technical Data
M056464 - 28/02/2018
Technical Data
M034383 - 26/02/2014
1.2.40 connect pressure sensor before turbine (Sensors electrical system, engine)
1.2.41 connect pressure sensor after BPV (Sensors electrical system, engine)
1.2.42 connect turbocharger speed sensor (Inlet and exhaust element)
1.2.43 install assembly EGR valve (EGR system)
Technical Data
1 2 6 7
Tightening sequence:
1: Attachment bolts (1)
2: V-clamp (8)
3: V-clamp (6)
Tightening torque 9
Attachment bolts (1)
1st phase 23 Nm [204 lb-in] 8
3 4 5
2nd phase 120° i405462
V-clamps (6 and 8) 7 Nm [62 lb-in(1)(Diagonal 2)]
(1) Never reuse the V-clamps and
gaskets.
(2) Position in the orientation shown.
M054255 - 29/12/2016
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Technical Data
M055584 - 21/02/2017
Technical Data
M054477 - 28/12/2016
Technical Data
M054477 - 28/12/2016
Technical Data
M055288 - 23/02/2017
Technical Data
M054469 - 02/11/2020
1.2.50 install air inlet pipe from air filter to turbocharger (Inlet and exhaust element)
Technical Data
Tightening torque, air inlet pipe from air filter to turbo charger
Hose clamps 7 Nm [62 lb-in](1)
Air inlet pipe attachment bolts 30 Nm [265 lb-in]
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M046232 - 22/11/2016
Explanation
◾ Electrical shock hazard: Never disconnect the battery clamp when the engine is running.
◾ Disconnecting the battery clamps while the engine is running may result in death, personal injury, or equipment
damage from electrical arching or damage to electronic components.
◾ Turn off the engine and place the ignition switch in the OFF position before disconnecting the battery clamps.
◾ Do not place any tools or other materials on top of or close to the batteries. This can cause a dangerous high-
current short circuit and, in the worst case, a battery explosion. Keep all objects away from the battery
terminals.
◾ Always break the contact between the battery clamp and the negative terminal before working on the vehicle.
Working on a vehicle while the battery is connected may result in electrical injury or damage.
◾ Always disconnect the battery at the negative terminal when performing service procedures.
M024327 - 03/05/2010
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
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◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
M035658 - 20/07/2020
Prime fuel system
The engine must idle for five minutes after priming with
the optional blender bypassed to prevent air entrained in
the fuel lines from damaging the fuel injection system.
If the optional fuel blender is not bypassed, it can take up
to 30 minutes of idle time to purge air from the fuel
system.
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M057901 - 28/11/2019
Technical Data
i403484
M040565 - 06/06/2014
Explanation
Warning, coolant
◾ Coolant is toxic. Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with the skin. In case of contact, immediately wash the
skin with soap and water. In case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of water. Do not ingest. If swallowed, seek
immediate medical attention. Do not induce vomiting.
◾ In the event of inhalation: get some fresh air and rest.
◾ Do not remove the radiator cap from a hot or running engine. When the coolant is hot, there is overpressure in
the cooling system. It can cause scalding coolant to spray out and cause serious personal injury. Carefully
remove the filler cap to release the overpressure.
If the engine has been operated within the last 30 minutes, be very careful when removing the radiator cap.
Protect face, hands, and arms against escaping fluid and steam by covering the cap with a large, thick rag while
carefully removing it.
◾ Handle coolant and antifreeze carefully. Ethylene glycol antifreeze is poisonous. Store it in the original fluid
container only, and always keep it out of the reach of children. • Also, never remove the cap on the surge tank
while the engine is still hot. Wait until the coolant temperature is below 50°C (120°F). Scalding steam and fluid
under pressure may escape and cause serious personal injuries.
◾ In order to avoid damaging the engine block, do not fill up a warm engine with coolant.
◾ If coolant is contaminated with oil or fuel, clean the cooling system as specified and replace hoses and sealings
made from EPDM.
Coolant is harmful to the environment. Unused coolant must be stored as a toxic hazardous substance in leak-proof
containers. Used coolant must be processed as industrial chemical waste. Please follow HAZMAT guidelines both
with used and unused coolants.
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Technical Data
Specification, coolant
Coolant is a toxic fluid. Protect skin and eyes. Coolant is harmful to the environment; after use, it must be
processed as chemical waste.
Coolant is a mixture of antifreeze and water that is used in the cooling system to protect the system from freezing, corrosion, and
cavitation.
M028492 - 15/02/2019
Explanation
M037767 - 08/05/2017
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Explanation
Updating DAVIE
Make sure that the DAVIE tool is updated with the latest software version.
M062959 - 21/08/2019
Explanation
To avoid injury from fuel while performing service on any fuel-system-related component(s):
◾ Prevent fuel from leaking or dripping onto the starter motor.
◾ Check the fuel components for leakage very carefully.
◾ Clean spilled or leaked fuel.
◾ Keep people who are not directly involved in the servicing away from the immediate area.
◾ Wear protective clothing (including face shield, insulated gloves and apron).
◾ Keep the work area well ventilated to prevent build-up of volatile fuel vapors.
◾ Keep all potential ignition sources away from the fuel. This includes: excessive heat, open flames, cigarettes,
sparks and electrical sources.
◾ Do not touch any of the fluoroelastomer seals or O-rings if they have been exposed to a temperature of 315°C
or higher. The material of this product does not burn but decomposes into a charred, black, sticky substance.
This decomposition may contain hydrofluoric acid. This is very aggressive and difficult to remove once it has
contaminated the skin. Use PVC or rubber gloves until the decomposed material has been identified and/or
removed. If the substance makes contact with the skin, contact a doctor immediately.
◾ Blocking and/or clamping the fuel pipes can lead to severe engine damage.
◾ Never block or plug the common rail release valve output, as this can lead to severe rail and common rail
pressure release valve damage.
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M035658 - 20/07/2020
Warning, fuel injection pipe
Do not reuse the fuel injection pipe if the Evaluate the injector back leak test in DAVIE cannot be performed
successfully.
◾ The high-pressure fuel injection pipes are not intended to be reused indefinitely.
◾ The fuel injection pipes and connections must be checked properly before reuse.
◾ Damaged and / or incorrectly installed injection pipes can cause hot fuel leakage, flammable gases or vapors.
Highly pressurized fuel is present in the common rail, fuel injection pipes and other high-pressure fuel components
when the engine is running and when the engine is switched off. The pressure leaks away slowly when the ignition
is switched off.
Wait at least one minute before performing maintenance on high-pressure fuel components.
M030466 - 22/02/2021
Checking fuel injection pipe with DAVIE
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M032569 - 25/06/2020
This information applies exclusively to the entered chassis number or the selected vehicle series. Please take into account that this information may change daily. Therefore the provided information is only
valid on 11-3-2021. You cannot derive any rights from the information provided with respect to vehicles and/or components of another series, with another chassis number and/or of another date
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DAF Dealernet
replace assembly cylinder head, engine
(Basic assembly)
Exchange Component
# MPANumber Optional Description Description Bulletin Supersession
Part Group
1
* O-ring 1410 Fuel system
PCE
2
* usit ring 1410 Fuel system
PCE
6 1744858~2127551~1~sealing ring,
1744858 sealing ring, injector 1410 Fuel system PB00291
PCE injector~#
12
* O-ring 1410 Fuel system
PCE
6
* flange bolt 10.9 1410 Fuel system
PCE
1 Inlet and exhaust
1907399 air inlet gasket 1409
PCE element
1 cylinder head
1932890 1401 Basic assembly
PCE gasket, engine
6 exhaust manifold Inlet and exhaust
2138143 1409
PCE gasket element
1 cylinder head, 2125762~2184939~1~cylinder head,
2125762 X 1401 Basic assembly
PCE engine engine~#
1
* O-ring 1419 EGR system
PCE
1 valve train casing
2105835 1401 Basic assembly
PCE gasket
1
2105834 valve cover gasket 1401 Basic assembly
PCE
1
* O-ring 1435 Engine brake
PCE
4
* usit ring 1410 Fuel system
PCE
2
* V-band clamp 1419 EGR system
PCE
2 exhaust gasket,
* 1419 EGR system
PCE EGR
2
* O-ring 1419 EGR system
PCE
1 Inlet and exhaust
* O-ring 1409
PCE element
2
* usit ring 1419 EGR system
PCE
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