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CRT tests out common-rail
26th June 2003, Page 20
26th June 2003
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• The use of common-rail technology is now widespread in diesel engines. However, it is a complex system and both time-consuming to test and expensive to replace,
To overcome this problem, A P Diesels has introduced the CRT 1000 to the workshop and service centre market, which will test and diagnose individual components irrespective of manufacturer. Using a test bench, a workshop technician can test the injector performance at any acceleration level, the high-pressure pump, the plunger shut-off and the diesel regulator valve, in a matter of minutes.
• Contact: 01784 437228.