I have a bit of a problem with a smoky Perkins 4.236t in a wheel loader.
The engine was completely rebuilt, 3 years ago, new block as old one was porus, new pistons, liners, head, turbo overhaul, 1000hrs done since. Its not been a great rebuild, its smoky under low load high revs from new and now its got a constant wisp of smoke even at engine idle, white smoke rather than black or blue, and it appears to be getting worse.
Its got that much smoke a casual observer would say, something wrong with that engine or else its a lot of work done. however plenty power and no problem starting, and sounds good, idle speed is fine too. Smoke qty doesn't change ever after a few hrs working.
I dont think bores are glazed, it gets a workout everyday climbing a hill for 5 mins travelling on the road.
The smoke is also getting worse, I think. We dont seem to be using oil or water. The air filter and fuel filters are clean.
The injector pump and nozzles were reconditioned at the time of the rebuild. Its possible there was a mistake made as the engine rebuilder and installer were different people and injector pressure or timing got mixed up with a regular 4.236.......
Regular 4.236 seems to be 22-24degrees timing and 17.1MPA https://pruefberichte.dlg.org/filestorage/Massey-Ferguson_375_Nr1085_1987-englisch.pdf
and 4.236t seems to be 16degrees and 23.1MPA. https://pruefberichte.dlg.org/filestorage/Massey-Ferguson-390T-Nr1256-1990-englisch.pdf
Anyone with experience of such a situation....... @ACEngineering maybe you have seen similar in your involvement with perkins and jcbs and manitous...........
The engine was completely rebuilt, 3 years ago, new block as old one was porus, new pistons, liners, head, turbo overhaul, 1000hrs done since. Its not been a great rebuild, its smoky under low load high revs from new and now its got a constant wisp of smoke even at engine idle, white smoke rather than black or blue, and it appears to be getting worse.
Its got that much smoke a casual observer would say, something wrong with that engine or else its a lot of work done. however plenty power and no problem starting, and sounds good, idle speed is fine too. Smoke qty doesn't change ever after a few hrs working.
I dont think bores are glazed, it gets a workout everyday climbing a hill for 5 mins travelling on the road.
The smoke is also getting worse, I think. We dont seem to be using oil or water. The air filter and fuel filters are clean.
The injector pump and nozzles were reconditioned at the time of the rebuild. Its possible there was a mistake made as the engine rebuilder and installer were different people and injector pressure or timing got mixed up with a regular 4.236.......
Regular 4.236 seems to be 22-24degrees timing and 17.1MPA https://pruefberichte.dlg.org/filestorage/Massey-Ferguson_375_Nr1085_1987-englisch.pdf
and 4.236t seems to be 16degrees and 23.1MPA. https://pruefberichte.dlg.org/filestorage/Massey-Ferguson-390T-Nr1256-1990-englisch.pdf
Anyone with experience of such a situation....... @ACEngineering maybe you have seen similar in your involvement with perkins and jcbs and manitous...........