Detroit dd13 dd15 dd16 overhead valve adjustment
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dd16 valve adjustment. I believe procedure is the same for dd13 and dd15.
Intake valve lash 0.4mm
Exhaust brake lash 0.6mm
37ft lb torque on all nuts.
DD15 & DD16 engines built before HDE0077481 exhaust brake lash is 4.1mm. DD 15 & DD16 engines built after HDE0077481 set engine brake the lash to 4.6 mm (0.1811 in.).
DD13 before HDE0079072 set the lash to 4.1 mm (0.1614 in.).
DD13 after HDE0079072 set engine brake the lash to 4.6 mm (0.1811 in.)
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You didn’t quite have that on tdc. That nub in the inspection cover is an indicator to line up with the timing mark.
Pretty good video for the tune up process. However the only thing to correct is when you line up TDC 1 or TDC 6 the dot lines up with the pointer tab and not centered in the inspection window. Other than that good video.
Yep, there's a pin time tool you can purchase to hold the motor as well.
Good video man ! Waiting for more Detroit videos 👍
Awesome job and thanks for posting
Nice engine and nice country music on radio. Everything's good.
i use a wrench and t-handle allen key. just to make sure that the adjustment is not lost.
I second that
Thank you dude for your informative video.
Your snap on dealer carries the Detroit barring tool, and it has a 1/2 drive for easy turning
Thank you for a great video tutorial!
Good explain sir . Help me lot.
Buen vídeo carnal gracias,
Pretty good brother at Lattc I Los Angeles we did different but good vdeo
Thanks for this video .
is this one helps for the truck fuel mileage to go up .
My truck freightliner cascadia 2016 has 3800k mileage.
The fuel mileage recently dropped from 7.3 to 6.2
Don't know.
I changed the engine filter and the truck still going 6.2 mpg
Nice bro....
Good video, thanks
Great video..thanks.
Muy buen video si pudieras realizarlo en español
Thank you !
Nice easy when someone explain it knows what it's doing
Snap on tool number s6206 valve adjuster set works well for those
Good video
How do you know when #1 cylinder is at tdc without using the barring tool? Also how do you know when #6 is at tdc as well
which way did you rotate the flywheel since you are doing it from the alternator. or does not matter which way it rotates as long as the white mark is align?
Nice bro
Thanks....
Where is your shop
im guessing i need to do this on the cascadia i just bought. not sure if its fleet programing or this, but the jake brake is so weak that even bobtail you only barely notice if its on or not
Would recommend this if you havent done so already. If the Jake's are weak they may have been used daily. Would only recommend using Jake's only when loaded and of course mountains routes.
Made it look easy. How many miles on the engine? Looks to be nice and clean inside.
About 600k
it is supposed to be done at least 100,000 miles, or when ever you remove the rocker arms.
Muy buenos videos amigo;saludos de Peru.Usted me podria proporcionar manuales del volvo D13
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tighten the adjuster to 6 inch pounds then set the jam nut to 37 foot. Then you'll have a good setting. Nice work.
Is that 6 inch pounds by specs or a personal process? I was thinking there has to be a better description than just "with a little bit of drag"
Where are you located?
how did you make tool for jake
It's an actual tool bought through Daimler
Tkns
How many miles do you recommend a valve adjustment after buying a new truck I've heard three different stories?
+Woodzedge - I think every 200-250k is appropriate. Overtime the valve seats wear and may make the valve remain slightly open if you dont adjust. This can cause valve to burn
@@cardinaltruckservice3753 ok thank you
I've done ones at a 100k and then customers request and also when digging in the top of the motor.
Great job, What is charge for running overhead on DD-15 ?, where are you guys located, Thanks
+EDS Transit Scott $300. Near harrisonburg va
+EDS Transit Scott $300. Near harrisonburg va
Cardinal Truck Service , I will try to get there, great
149 per hour and I want to say it's a 2 hrs job I'm out of florence, sc
Hi there ! Help
Got question . I changed my cylinder head dd15.
If I adjusted 1 round then turn flywheel to 360 degree and I’m with the same position to adjust 1 round again . Any suggestion?
No, flywheel turns 720 for one 360 on cam
4.1mm EPA07, 4.6mm EPA10 and up
+Simon Says That's right! Thanks
Second round timing i not see bro becouse i not understand
Well
I belive to increase the HP besides adjusting the ECM you need to adjust valves more open. Am i right?
Doing a valve adjustment has nothing to do with hp gain. It just cleans up the burn process of the fuel.
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DO YOU SEE A LOT OF AFTER TREATMENT PROBLEMS BECAUSE THE OF THE OVERHEAD BEING OUT OF ADJUSTMENT? VOLVO DETROIT CUMMINS?
+Jason Lurie Not much, most are usually bad sensors or coolant in the filter
You will see a lot of after treatment issues caused by overhead out of adjustment, if your valves are staying open longer that increases raw fuel in your 1box which can cause spikes in temps and even damage to your filters and reduces NOx conversion which causes MIL,CEL and SEL lights
A tight valve is is a happy valve? Not at TDC my man. The notch on the driver side of the bell housing is ment to line you up bro
I also heard that if valves
left open slightly, the engine performs better, is that true?
The valves will stay open as the wear. This is why you can hear a thumping sound coming from intake. If it’s bad enough you could feel intake manifold getting very hot in one area
No you can cause down stream failures in the one box to the filter's. Also could damage the piston or valves themselves.
What about the jakes
What about the Jake's. I can tell you it's going to take a second person to assist in turning the motor at the inspection window. Suppose to adjust in order when the intake lobe is fully open.
Al guien q me regale este video pero en español
funny! look at the white paper and the oil stain, looks like a, you know :)