Sisu Diesel Engine Workshop and Repair Manuals PDF

Sisu Diesel Engines owner’s, service and maintenance manuals, error codes list, DTC, spare parts manuals & catalogues, wiring diagrams, schematics free download PDF

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SISU diesel engines are part of a new generation of engines that are quiet, fuel-efficient, and have optimum torque and power characteristics. The concentration of service points on one side of the motor and up to 500-hour service intervals will enable fast maintenance at a low cost. Major components are warranted for 5000 hours, and the engine for 3000 hours. Before the first overhaul, a diesel engine has a service life of 15,000 hours. To guarantee that the engine stays in good functioning condition throughout its lifespan, all important components are designed to be repairable repeatedly. SISU motors are lighter and more compact than equivalent motors from other manufacturers due to their standard displacement.

Diesel engines of the SISU Diesel brand are available in a variety of types, allowing the user to select the engine with the required horsepower. Many engine components and replacement parts are standardized: the cylinder liner, flywheel, and flywheel housing, among others, are interchangeable across three-, four-, and six-cylinder engines. This substantially facilitates the maintenance of motors and enables the optimization of spare parts inventory. Effective cooling of the upper portion of the cylinder liners enables perfect thermal equilibrium and prevents deformations caused by overheating.

SISU motors are completely compliant with TIER 2 (STAGE 2) and TIER 3 environmental standards (STAGE 3). The specific fuel usage is lower than other manufacturers’ equivalents. The option to utilize biodiesel fuel (100% biofuel – for TIER 2, TIER 3) not only makes the engine more eco-friendly but also more cost-effective for agricultural applications. Rapeseed oil, which may be used as a basis or component of biofuels, is an ideal fuel for the engine based on cost, availability, and physical and chemical properties.

SISU engines are placed on the major agricultural, industrial, and municipal equipment manufacturers’ machines: AGCO, Valtra, Challenger, STEYR, Laverda, Massey Ferguson, Sampo Rosenlew, Valmet, Logman, Kalmar Industries, AJ Power, Logset, and Lannen Eng.