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Diesel engine parts and
industrial components can be expensive and complex, making the
troubleshooting process difficult. D&W maintains a wide variety of testing
equipment and a library of manufacturer testing specifications so you don't
have to. We can help you determine if a suspect component is performing
properly or needs to be repaired or replaced. The testing services offered by
D&W include:
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Component
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Tests Available
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Test Equipment
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Alternators
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Voltage
Amperage
Turn on RPM
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Oscilloscope equipped test benches
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Starters
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No load amp draw
Pinion clearance
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DC power supply free run bench testers
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Batteries
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State of charge
Load testing
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Conductivity testers
Carbon pile load testers
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Charge air coolers
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Leak testing
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Pressure leak down gauges
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Diesel fuel injection pumps
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Fuel delivery -- from cranking to full load RPM
Governor cut RPM
Phase timing
High & low idle
Torque curves
Leak testing
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Calibrated test benches
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Fuel injectors
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Spray pattern
Opening pressure
Leaks
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Pop testers
Injector calibration stands
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Steering gears & pumps
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Pressure
Flow
Internal and external leakage
Panic turns
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Hydraulic test stands
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Blowers & vacuum pumps
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RPM
Heat
Pressure/vacuum
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Variable speed test stand
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Hose assemblies
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Leak testing
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Hydrostatic test beds
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Some tests are performed at no charge, while some are more
involved, take more time and carry a nominal charge. Even so, a small fee spent
to determine whether or not a unit needs to be replaced can save you a lot of
time and money in the long run.
If your unit fails the test(s) you request, D&W offers
repairs, remanufactured exchange and
new replacement programs for many product lines. If the unit in question passes
the tests but your system continues to malfunction, our product
experts can work with you to identify the cause of the underlying
problem.
D&W also has a variety of testing equipment available for
customer purchase. Your local D&W location can provide you with more
information on specific testing equipment options.
It's a lot cheaper to test than it is to guess.
Call D&W about component testing options.
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