PROBLEM | POSSIBLE REASON | SOLUTION |
Difficult engine start | Malfunction or condition of the engine parts
Burning valve Wear of pistons, piston rings or cylinder Failure of the cylinder head gasket |
Replace Replace or repair
Replace
|
Faulty fuel system | See. Section Fuel System |
Faulty ignition system | See. Subsection 7.8. |
Unstable work of the engine | Malfunction or condition of the engine parts
Defective hydraulic jacks of backlashes of valves * Gapping to the valve seat Failure of the cylinder head gasket |
Replace
Repair or replace
Replace |
Faulty fuel system | See. Section Fuel System |
Faulty ignition system | See. Subsection 7.8. |
Increased oil consumption | Increased oil consumption through piston group
Wear of the piston ring groove and sticking it in the piston Wear of piston or cylinder |
Replace
Replace or repair |
The increased flow of oil through the valves
Worn valve stem seals Worn valve stem or guide |
Replace
Replace |
Oil leak | Tighten |
Lack of engine power | Poor compression
Defective hydraulic jacks of backlashes of valves * Reducing the compression due to the gapping of the valve seat Jamming of the valve stem Reducing the stiffness or broken valve spring Failure of the cylinder head gasket Cracking or warping of the cylinder head Jamming, damage or wear of the piston ring The appearance of cracks or wear on the piston | Replace
Repair
Replace
|
Faulty fuel system | See. Section Fuel System |
Faulty ignition system | See. Subsection 7.8. |
Other defects
Slip clutch Tacking brakes Improper tire size | See. Subsection 8.11 |
Violations of the combustion process | Malfunction or condition of the engine parts
Defective hydraulic jacks of backlashes of valves * Sticking or scorching valve Reducing the stiffness or broken valve spring Carbon formation in the combustion chamber |
Replace
Adjust
Replace
Remove a deposit |
Faulty fuel system | See. Section Fuel System |
Faulty ignition system | See. Subsection 7.8. |
Increased noise of the engine | Crankshaft and bearing details
Increased clearance in the main bearing Jamming or melting of main bearing shells Extended crankshaft end play Increased clearance in the connecting rod bearings Jamming or melting of the connecting rod bearing | Replace or repair Replace Replace or repair Replace or repair Replace |
Details piston
Wear cylinder Worn piston or piston pin Seized piston Damage to the piston rod bending ring | Replace or repair Replace Replace Replace Replace |
Details of the timing
Wrong valve clearance Faulty valve spring Too big a gap between the guide and the valve stem Defective toothed belt tensioner | Replace Replace Replace Replace |
Faulty fuel system | See. Section Fuel System |
Faulty ignition system | See. Subsection 7.8. |
Other defects
Faulty water pump bearing It is incorrect belt tension Faulty Generator bearing Leaking exhaust gases Defective toothed belt tensioner | |