Renault DCI11 Engine — detailed factory repair, maintenance and diagnostics manual for the Renault DCI 11 diesel engine. Includes specifications, tightening torques, tolerances, diagrams, disassembly and assembly sequences, unit repair instructions, and maintenance recommendations. The manual covers all key engine systems: fuel, cooling, lubrication, turbocharging, electrical equipment and control. Useful for mechanics, service centers and owners of Renault trucks equipped with the DCI 11 engine.
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1. Fuel system (Common Rail Bosch)
Injectors — wear of nozzles, leakage through copper washers, pressure drop.
High pressure fuel pump — wear of plungers, decreased performance, metal shavings in the system.
Fuel pressure sensor — incorrect readings, engine goes into emergency mode.
2. Turbocharging
Worn turbine bearings, oil leaks into the compressor part.
Air suction in the intercooler pipes (cracks, ruptures).
Loss of boost due to sticking of the bypass valve actuator.
3. Cooling system
Radiator or pipe leaks at high mileage.
Pump wear (shaft play, antifreeze leaks).
Intercooler and radiator clogged with dust/dirt, overheating under load.
4. Electrics and sensors
DPKV (crankshaft position sensor) is a common cause of engine stalling.
Coolant temperature sensor — incorrect data, false fan operation.
Breaks and oxidation of wiring harnesses at the bends between the cabin and the frame.
5. Lubrication system
Oil leakage through the valve cover gasket and crankshaft seals.
Coking of the oil separator, pressure increase in the crankcase.
6. Other
Vibrations at idle due to wear of the engine mounts.
Loss of power due to contamination of the intake manifold and EGR (on later versions).
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