ADRIADIESEL - ENGINE Sulzer ASL 25 - SPARE PARTS

When it comes to maintaining the Sulzer AL25 engine, the decision between repairing or opting for a brand new casing is pivotal for ensuring efficient operation and longevity. This engine relies heavily on various casings, each playing a crucial role in maintaining the engine's structural integrity and functionality. For instance, the casing for the charge air baffle and air inlet housing (K 66200; in Russian: Кожух отвода воздуха и входного корпуса воздуха, в сборе; in German: Verschalung, komplett für Luft-Umlenkung und Lufteintrittsgehäuse) and the oil pump casing (K 71011; in Russian: Корпус насоса, в сборе; in German: Ölpumpengehäuse, komplett) are vital components. Similarly, the cooling water pump casing (K 73002; in Russian: Корпус насоса, в сборе; in German: Kühlwasserpumpengehäuse, komplett) and the bearing casing (K 28000; in Russian: Коробка клапанных рычагов, в сборе; in German: Lagerhaube, komplett) ensure the engine operates smoothly. Opting for new casings guarantees adherence to the highest standards of performance and reliability. Understanding the specifications and applications of each casing aids in making informed maintenance decisions, ensuring the Sulzer AL25 engine runs efficiently and effectively.

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When it comes to maintaining the Sulzer AL25 engine, replacing rings is critical for ensuring optimal performance and longevity. The engine relies on various rings, including shaft sealing rings for toothed racks (KS 55041) and multiple sealing rings (KS 87177, KS 87178, KS 87179). Additionally, O-rings for cylinder liners (K 21404, K 21405, K 21406) and other specific components play essential roles in maintaining tight seals and preventing leaks. New replacements ensure the highest standards of performance and reliability. Understanding the specifications and applications of each ring, such as the snap ring for flange K 27026 (K 27029) and various other specialized rings, helps in making informed decisions to keep the Sulzer AL25 engine running smoothly.

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