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Excessive fuel consumption

Cause   Correction
Additional
loading from malfunctioning accessories
Check/repair
accessories and vehicle components.
   
Operator
technique
Review
operation for correct gear shifts, deceleration and idling.
   
Poor
quality fuel
Make
sure quality no. 2 fuel is being used.
   
Inadequate
intake air or exhaust restriction
Refer
to Troubleshooting Logic for excessive exhaust smoke.
   
Fuel
pump timing
Check/time
the pump.
   
Worn
or malfunctioning injectors
Check/replace
injectors.
   
Valves
not seating
Check/adjust
valves.
   
Malfunctioning
power functions
Check/repair
power functions.

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