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    Camshaft Wear Checking

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    This service bulletin from Volvo Trucks North America provides instructions for checking camshaft wear on 11L, 13L, and 16L engines. It describes removing the valve cover, installing a cranking tool to turn the camshaft, and inspecting the camshaft lobes for unevenness or damage deeper than a few millimeters that can be felt with a fingernail. Camshafts showing only color changes can still be used, while those with deeper damage require replacement of the camshaft and associated rocker arms.

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    Camshaft Wear Checking

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    This service bulletin from Volvo Trucks North America provides instructions for checking camshaft wear on 11L, 13L, and 16L engines. It describes removing the valve cover, installing a cranking tool to turn the camshaft, and inspecting the camshaft lobes for unevenness or damage deeper than a few millimeters that can be felt with a fingernail. Camshafts showing only color changes can still be used, while those with deeper damage require replacement of the camshaft and associated rocker arms.

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    This service bulletin from Volvo Trucks North America provides instructions for checking camshaft wear on 11L, 13L, and 16L engines. It describes removing the valve cover, installing a cranking tool to turn the camshaft, and inspecting the camshaft lobes for unevenness or damage deeper than a few millimeters that can be felt with a fingernail. Camshafts showing only color changes can still be used, while those with deeper damage require replacement of the camshaft and associated rocker arms.

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    Camshaft Wear Checking

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    Rajan Mullappilly
    This service bulletin from Volvo Trucks North America provides instructions for checking camshaft wear on 11L, 13L, and 16L engines. It describes removing the valve cover, installing a cranking tool to turn the camshaft, and inspecting the camshaft lobes for unevenness or damage deeper than a few millimeters that can be felt with a fingernail. Camshafts showing only color changes can still be used, while those with deeper damage require replacement of the camshaft and associated rocker arms.

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    Volvo Trucks North America

    Greensboro, NC USA

    D Service Bulletin
    Date

    8.2008
    Trucks
    Group

    215
    No.

    41

    Camshaft Wear, Check


    Volvo 11L, 13L and 16L Engines
    Page

    1(4)

    Camshaft Wear, Check


    This information contains the proper procedure to check the camshaft for wear and
    damage on Volvo 11L, 13L and 16L engines.

    Contents
    Camshaft Wear, Checking page 2

    Note: Information is subject to change without notice.


    Illustrations are used for reference only and may differ slightly from the actual
    vehicle being serviced. However, key components addressed in this information are
    represented as accurately as possible.

    PV776-20161234 USA31299.ihval
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    D
    2154-06-02-01
    Camshaft Wear, Checking
    1
    Date
    8.2008
    Group
    215
    No.
    41
    Page
    2(4)

    Remove the valve cover from the engine. Refer to Group


    21 for service procedures.

    2
    Install the engine turning tool.

    9996956 or , 88800014

    3
    Turn the camshaft using the cranking tool. Check the
    camshaft with regard to wear on the camshaft lobes and
    damage to the surfaces.

    Note: Unevenness can develop on cam lobe surfaces


    during normal operation. This does not mean the
    camshaft must be changed.
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    D 4
    Date
    8.2008
    Group
    215
    No.
    41
    Page
    3(4)

    W2006614

    Acceptable Injection Lobe Wear


    (only change of coloration)
    These figures shows examples of scoring that will not
    affect the running of the engine. Camshafts with this type
    of scoring do not need to be changed.

    W2006616

    Acceptable Inlet/Exhaust/Brake Lobe Wear


    (only change of coloration)
    Volvo Trucks North America
    Service Bulletin

    D
    5
    Date
    8.2008
    Group
    215
    No.
    41
    Page
    4(4)

    W2006615

    Unacceptable Injection Lobe Wear


    (several millimeters of damage which can be
    felt with fingernail)
    These figures show examples of a camshaft with material
    damage. The camshaft should not be reused. Replace
    the rocker arms that roll on the damaged cam lobes when
    the camshaft is replaced.

    W2006617

    Unacceptable Inlet/Exhaust/Brake Lobe Wear


    (several millimeters of damage which can be
    felt with fingernail)

    6
    Install the valve cover. Refer to Group 21 for service
    procedures.

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