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HP 2.9
Common Rail
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
This means that a pressure fault may come from the Producer,
The Regulator or the Consumers. Simply studying the physical
perametres of the rail Pressure does not allow the
disassosiation of producer and consumer.
2. Symptoms
The engine will not or is difficult to start.
The engine stalls while running.
Lack of power and check lamp is on: the recovery mode may
lead to engine stop.
Hydraulic System Status Analysis.
In order to fully understand the fault codes linked to pressure
control, it is necassary to analyse the hydraulic system status
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
3. Hydraulic system status analysis
Hydraulic flow balance is established as follows:
Injected flow + Back leak flow (Flow consumed) =
Capacity of the HP pump to supply the flow Requested for a given Diesel
fuel temperature and pump inlet depression
Consumption Pressure potential
Pressure reserve necessary for
Correct function of the system
Pressure
demand
Capacity of the pump to supply a f
low at a given pressure
Backleak flow
Injector flow
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
The hydraulic flow balance is upset if:
-The injector backleak increases sharply, exceeding the pump
capacity. This can happen when particles disturb the injector in
ternal sealing, increasing the backleak flow from one or more
injectors
Examples:
Heavy contamination of the fuel
Wear and tear on the pump leads to the Increased back flow
Backleak flow
Pump capacity
Injector flow
0 0
Consumption Production
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
Example.
Presence of air in the low pressure circuit
Excessive negative pressure at the Reduction in HP capacity
pump inlet (<-300mBar)
100 100
Mechanical wear in the pump
Excessive pump inlet
temperature (>65°C)
Pressure deficit
Backleak flow
Pump capacity
Injected flow
0 0
Consumption Production
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
4. Diagnosis
The following diagnosis flow chart summarises the variuos
successive injection system checks for the isolation of faulty Components
Logical order for diagnostic operations
Troubleshooting Pressure Diagnosis
4. Tools
The listed tools are required to carry out the
following test procedures. HP pump return line
blocking hose
Pressure
sensor
Rail discharge
Connected to vehicle
wiring harness
Renault K9K700 10 cm 20 ml
Renault K9K704 10 cm 35 ml
Renault K9K702 10 cm 35 ml
Renault K9K722 TBD 35 ml
Ford Lynx 21 cm /
Ford Puma 20 cm /
1. Remove injectors
2. Remove high pressure pipe from pump to rail
3. Install SST `Closed Rail´
In this way the fuel curcuit is closed and the pump still has lubrication
Note:
Do not perform a compression test without the closed rail tool;
risk of fuel leaking under pressure.
Do not run interupt the fuel intake to prevent engine running or
pressure production, risk of mechanical damage to the pump due to
lack of lubrication