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Author:  ArmyChief [ Tue Dec 02, 2014 7:18 pm ]
Post subject:  CRD Student Reference Material Books?
I have the Service & parts manuals in PDF (thanks!)

Does anyone have the Student books on these systems in PDF?

Thanks!
Author:  gmctd [ Wed Dec 03, 2014 3:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: CRD Student Reference Material Books?
I've only occasionally seen them in hard-copy soft-cover book format
Author:  thermorex [ Wed Dec 03, 2014 4:21 pm ]
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Chief, you may be able to score some cheap ones from eBay (hard copy), I got the crd engine booklet "DC academy" from eBay for less than 10 bucks. But honestly, some folks on this forum, gmctd included, know more than those booklets will ever show...
Author:  gmctd [ Wed Dec 03, 2014 4:52 pm ]
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The booklets probably made more sense when attending the DCJ tech institute - if there ever was such a thing

The dealer-training video for the then-new KJ VM CRD occupied itself with information on the new transmissions for other vehicles, PCMs for same, various newly-introduced vehicles - the KJ Diesel training section was an introductory segment that lasted around 10 minutes - it's little wonder the dealers hated the 2.8L Diesel KJ, preferring to send them over to the Dodge Cummins service techs - who also had no training and sparse information on the li'l puffer

I remember how disappointing was the official GM training course on the then-new Stanadyne DS-series ECM-controlled injection pump - the course mainly wanted to know if the tech knew how to correctly-spell Diesel, the difference in the injection pump and a lift pump, the difference between Diesel fuel and gasoline, how to identify a turbocharger, and other associated info, not specific to theory and operation of the new DS-type IP - what little info to be gleaned was not sufficient to diagnose and troubleshoot the multitudinous failure symptoms the dam-ting would cause

Oh, well....long ago and far away, eh..............................
Author:  ArmyChief [ Thu Dec 04, 2014 2:06 am ]
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I'll see what I can find. I always liked the student books when I was at the dealer. Many had more info then he service manual. Intricant details.

If I get them, I'll scan and OCR
Author:  ArmyChief [ Thu Dec 04, 2014 1:12 pm ]
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Just ordered the only two training manuals produced from TechAuthority
Fuel System
Engine Repair

Thanks
Author:  ArmyChief [ Mon Dec 08, 2014 11:48 am ]
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got books in today
Author:  CHessMaster [ Tue Dec 09, 2014 2:52 am ]
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gmctd wrote:
I remember how disappointing was the official GM training course on the then-new Stanadyne DS-series ECM-controlled injection pump - the course mainly wanted to know if the tech knew how to correctly-spell Diesel, the difference in the injection pump and a lift pump, the difference between Diesel fuel and gasoline, how to identify a turbocharger, and other associated info, not specific to theory and operation of the new DS-type IP - what little info to be gleaned was not sufficient to diagnose and troubleshoot the multitudinous failure symptoms the dam-ting would cause

Oh, well....long ago and far away, eh..............................


Fill/spill..... All you need to know. :ALONE:
Author:  ArmyChief [ Tue Dec 09, 2014 9:13 am ]
Post subject:  Re: CRD Student Reference Material Books?
They are as good as I remember. Much more technical data then the FSM on certain items. Not as good as the 1989 SBEC 3.0 minivan book I had...but still great tabletop reading. Or as Ford calls them...coffee top books
Author:  gmctd [ Tue Dec 09, 2014 1:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: CRD Student Reference Material Books?
CHessMaster wrote:
gmctd wrote:
I remember how disappointing was the official GM training course on the then-new Stanadyne DS-series ECM-controlled injection pump - the course mainly wanted to know if the tech knew how to correctly-spell Diesel, the difference in the injection pump and a lift pump, the difference between Diesel fuel and gasoline, how to identify a turbocharger, and other associated info, not specific to theory and operation of the new DS-type IP - what little info to be gleaned was not sufficient to diagnose and troubleshoot the multitudinous failure symptoms the dam-ting would cause

Oh, well....long ago and far away, eh..............................


Fill/spill..... All you need to know. :ALONE:


And.........electronic TDC offset timing concept????
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