Hello everyone, Daniel

. The fuel temperature parameter is very important for the correct calculation of the required dose in a modern Common Rail engine ... The viscosity and density of the fuel change as it heats up ... which affects directly on the amount of fuel provided by the injury in a certain time. With the scanner with the truck stopped several hours, the bas of cmbustible must be equal to that of the admission air, with scanner connected contact on, without walking the engine. With this you can rule out a Temp sensor from the barefoot diesel, that is, with more or less resistance, than the nominal for that temperature. If after several hours of rest when both early air and diesel are the same, it is not that. If there are big differences, the above can be. The other checks with the scanner connected the pressure in the rail, approx 300 bar in idle, if it is quite superior, the ECU Motor, not being able to control the pressure in the rail, turn off the engine ... protect it and additionally I can tell you that in some common rail systems this happens without generating fault codes ... I supply to review fuel feeding system. Well luck and a cordial greeting ... the 18th is coming

...