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January 1st, 2010 12:15 AM #21Sir blue_gambit..
Salamat po talaga..I'll do as you say..may valve po yung sa may exhaust pipe malapit sa makina..para po dun lagyan ng tubig..
At saka, mejo maalaga nga po ako sa makina..sa lahat ng sasakyan namin..2-3k rpm (for diesel engines, kasi ginagamit ko husto yung torque nia) lang ako madalas pag below 4th gear..
yung air filter nga po pala, may mairerekumenda po ba kaung brand na pwede kong ipalit sa air filter ng c240? parang graba lang po kasi ata ang masasala ng filter ko eh..nung nilinis ko siya..
Salamat po talaga!
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January 1st, 2010 12:23 AM #22
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January 1st, 2010 11:20 AM #23Mga sir,
ano naman po kaya dapat kong gawin para pwede ko nang pa lagyan ng turbo ang isuzu c240? Nakakatamad po kasing palagyan ng bagong mountings kung papalitan ko makina eh..
Salamat po..
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January 1st, 2010 08:32 PM #24Heto ang mga dapat gawin:
- Replace your injection pump with one with a boost compensator.
- Replace intake manifold and modify air intake plumbing to the turbo.
- Replace exhaust manifold and modify exhaust pipe.
- Optional: Install intercooler
- Finally, install a properly matched turbo
Hindi ka pa makasisigurado kung maganda ang magiging resulta nito. Depende ito sa ilalagay mong turbo at sa quality ng workmanship sa modification. Pwede rin mahirapan ang engine dahil sa mas mataas na air and fuel inputs.
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January 28th, 2010 04:10 PM #26
sir, kung gusto mo you may inquire a brand new engine sa isuzuphil...yung C240 kase medyo luma na yung engine na yan...kung gagastos ka rin lang, might as well buy a brand new engine..kung kaya mo rin lang..you may email them at ptmarketing*isuzuphil.com
at least kung bago, no worries sa sira, walang huli kada daan mo sa makati or kung san man at walang problema sa LTO Registration....kung willing ka ding gumastos based on what one of the frumers told you (conversion, turbo application, etc...)
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August 11th, 2010 12:26 AM #27
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August 11th, 2010 02:34 AM #28
Dear Jasper:
Whether a diesel engine is a direct injection (DI) design or indirect injection (IDI) design is NOT determined by the injection pump, it is determined by the location and design of the COMBUSTION CHAMBER.
In a DIRECT INJECTION diesel, the combustion chamber is INSIDE the crown of the piston and the injector sprays fuel directly into this bowl.
All combustion occurs inside this bowl and combustion pressure acts directly on the piston with little loss of heat and pressure to the other parts of the engine, making this thermodynamically the most efficient design.
In an INDIRECT INJECTION diesel, the combustion chamber is DIVIDED - separated into several parts, which are interconnected by narrow passages.
In this design, the injector sprays into the main chamber which is usually located within the cylinder head, with a narrow passage, called a 'throat' connecting it to the cylinder and piston.
The reason for this configuration is to generate turbulence - rapid movement of air, to ensure good mixing with the fuel spray and efficient, quick and complete combustion.
Of course the narrow passages, extended surface areas and separated combustion zones, create greater heat and throttling losses, lowering the designs' thermodynamic efficiency.
So, why go to all this trouble?
Well IDI diesels were first successful High-Speed diesel designs.
They were developed before World War 2 in an effort to make AUTOMOTIVE (car and light truck) diesel engines run at higher RPM's.
The earliest and most large diesel engines (power plant, ship, locomotive) were all Direct Injection designs - they could use this design because they ran slowly.
As engineers tried to speed up diesel engines, they found that it was very difficult to make the fuel burn fast enough with the D.I. design.
They realized that the problem was that the air and fuel were not mixing fast enough to keep up with the high speed in the DI design.
Their answer was to force the air at high speed through narrow passages into a separate chamber where it would meet the injection spray, mix violently with it, then burn, reversing it's flow and exiting the opposite way it came in.
Numerous designs were created by various companies:
1) the Turbulence Chamber (favored by the Japanese, the British and the French carmakers, VW, Ricardo and Kloeckner-Humboldt-Deutz),
2) the Pre-Combustion Chamber (favored by Daimler-Benz and Caterpillar),
3) the Energy Cell (favored by Lanova),
just to name a few, used different variations of the aforementioned theme to achieve the desired results.
Locally, one of the most common cars to use this design (Ricardo Comet V Turbulence Chamber) was the Isuzu Gemini Diesel with it's 4FB1 engine - a landmark in low-cost automotive diesels.
These designs reached their peak of popularity from the 1980's to the mid 1990's.
They were later replaced by turbo-DI designs, which have become almost universal among automotive diesels.
So how did modern engineer's overcome the problem of fast combustion with the DI design?
It all comes down to the problem of MIXING of the air and fuel.
In the IDI designs, AIR is sped up to force good mixing with the relatively low-pressure injection spray.
In MODERN DI designs, FUEL is sped up to create the necessary good mixing - using very high pressure sprays.
That is how we were able to make the DI diesel design work at high speed.
The key that enables the modern CRDi diesel is the high-pressure, electronically-controlled injection pump and it's fast-acting injectors.
Best Regards,
Dusky Lim
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August 6th, 2013 10:25 AM #29Good morning mga ka-tsikot, ask ko lang ano kaya problem nung c240 namin kasi newly overhauled na yung engine tapos sumuka ng oil sa exhaust.
Pinalitan po namin ulit valve seal pero parang ganun pa din. Ano po kaya problem nito?
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August 7th, 2013 09:11 PM #30
c240 ang isa sa pinakamatibay na makina ng isuzu. matipid na matipid din at mura ang parts. downside lang nito, maingay ang makina at makupad. wala sa tanda ng makina yan, nasa proper maintenance lang yan. try nyo muna linisin ang tambutso. minsan, kailangan din ng italian tune up yan para iwas build-up ng carbon deposits.
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