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Fuel requirement

Diesel

The quality fuel used is important factor in obtaining dependable performance and satisfactory engine life. Fuels must clean, well refined, and non - corrosive fuel system parts. Be sure use fuel a known quality from a reputable supplier . NOTICE: Diesel approved for your engine must comply with the Specification Standard EN 590 (or equivalent).

Be aware that use Diesel not complying with the above mentioned Specification Standard could lead severe damage the engine and the fuel system. Be aware that the use non approved fuel may void the W arranty cover .

Use Number 2- D in temperatures above -7 °C ( °F ). Use Number 1- D in temperatures below -7 °C ( °F ). To obtain optimum combustion and minimum engine wear , the fuel selected for use should conform the application and property requirements outlined in the following ‘Diesel Fuel Selection Chart’.

Diesel fuel selection chart General Fuel Classification

Final Boiling Point (max) Cetane Rating (min) Sulphur Content (max)

No. 1- D 288 °C ( 550 °F ) 40* 3 / No. 2- D 357 °C ( 675 °F ) 5 /

* When continually operating low temperatures high altitude, a minimum cetane rating is required.

NOTE: When long periods idling cold weather conditions below 0 °C ( °F ) are encountered when continuously operating altitude above 1500 m ( 4921 ) use Number 1- D fuel.

The use diesel fuel with a sulphur content above 5 / requires more frequent oil changes noted in the maintenance schedule. Refer the info starting page 7.

The use diesel fuel with a sulphur content above / is not recommended. For the best fuel economy , use Number 2- D fuel whenever temperatures allow .

not use Number 2- D fuel below -7 °C ( °F ). The cold temperatures will cause the fuel thicken, which may prevent the engine from running. (If this happens, contact your dealer

To sure that a fuel meets the required properties, enlist the aid a reputable fuel oil supplier . The responsibility for clean fuel lies with the fuel supplier well the fuel user .