Alda 606 Conversion Kit
Alda 606 Conversion Kit
It limits smoke at idle
(06-26-2013, 11:01 AM)Mark_M You only need it if your pump doesn't already have one I.E it isn't a turbo pump.
It limits smoke/fuel off boost whether you're on the throttle or not.
(06-26-2013, 11:01 AM)Mark_M You only need it if your pump doesn't already have one I.E it isn't a turbo pump.
It limits smoke/fuel off boost whether you're on the throttle or not.
Turbo pumps already have an ALDA on them NA pumps don't so having the kit gives you options, you can use either pump and can adapt it accordingly. Dieselmekens kit is probably more/easier adjusted as well. It doesn't matter if you have 5.5mm 6mm or 8mm elements its purpose is to hold back fuel until boost is present.
(06-26-2013, 05:57 PM)Mark_M Turbo pumps already have an ALDA on them NA pumps don't so having the kit gives you options, you can use either pump and can adapt it accordingly. Dieselmekens kit is probably more/easier adjusted as well. It doesn't matter if you have 5.5mm 6mm or 8mm elements its purpose is to hold back fuel until boost is present.
(06-26-2013, 05:57 PM)Mark_M Turbo pumps already have an ALDA on them NA pumps don't so having the kit gives you options, you can use either pump and can adapt it accordingly. Dieselmekens kit is probably more/easier adjusted as well. It doesn't matter if you have 5.5mm 6mm or 8mm elements its purpose is to hold back fuel until boost is present.
No idea if there is any advantage other than you don't have to buy the ALDA conversion.
Not sure what you mean about the pressure of Vacuum actuator. Do you mean the waste gate actuator? If so you can't use the vacuum one without some sort of controller where the pressure one you just hook into the pressure side of the turbo somewhere. If that isn't what you meant can you explain a bit more what you mean?
(06-27-2013, 10:52 AM)Mark_M No idea if there is any advantage other than you don't have to buy the ALDA conversion.
Not sure what you mean about the pressure of Vacuum actuator. Do you mean the waste gate actuator? If so you can't use the vacuum one without some sort of controller where the pressure one you just hook into the pressure side of the turbo somewhere. If that isn't what you meant can you explain a bit more what you mean?
(06-27-2013, 10:52 AM)Mark_M No idea if there is any advantage other than you don't have to buy the ALDA conversion.
Not sure what you mean about the pressure of Vacuum actuator. Do you mean the waste gate actuator? If so you can't use the vacuum one without some sort of controller where the pressure one you just hook into the pressure side of the turbo somewhere. If that isn't what you meant can you explain a bit more what you mean?
What I am trying to accomplish is running a stock 98-99 606 with a 603 I.P. pump with the 6mm. elements from the 606 pump to eliminate the electronics. Is it neccessary to use the Alda conversion?
I have a RS 156 non turbo pump I can use or A RS 157 turbo pump. Is there anything wrong with using the RS156 pump as long as I use the Alda conversion.
The turbo pump Alda would work with manifold pressure and the wastegate would be converted to a pressure actuator. Am on on track so far?
ALDA , is a rack restrictor, limits full load ( tq control) until boost is present to avoid black smoke , (black smoke means too much fuel).
some alda assembly can be fitted to the governors, that will depend on wich type of governor u got. If both pumps share same governor it should be viable to change the alda assy to the one u want.
For intance i made a conversion of a 605 N/A to Turbo and maintained the same pump, with the ARA/ada unit, works well. got no waste gate actuator. just put a Spring to get it closed and it will open when exaust pressure overcomes the Spring force.
well i dont have the max load for the moment but that is another issue.
regards
FD
Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
(08-21-2013, 11:38 AM)dieselmekenI understand how it works, I just though there was a starting point to adjust it to and then refine it. I see it is just trial and error, thanks for the info. Very nice quality kit.(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
I dont have any manuals, people who buy these parts usually have the knowledge and understand how it works and what the ALDA does to the pump.
There is some videos that show how it is mounted and works on my youtube channel if it helps you.
Serch for dieselmeken at youtube.
(08-21-2013, 11:38 AM)dieselmekenI understand how it works, I just though there was a starting point to adjust it to and then refine it. I see it is just trial and error, thanks for the info. Very nice quality kit.(08-20-2013, 11:36 PM)zeeman Received Alda kit from Dieselmeken, I had asked if there were any instructions for setting it up. I never received an answer. Does anyone know if there is a starting point to set up the Alda kit or is it a trial and error driving the car? I have a local injection pump rebuilder that can do the bench work.
I dont have any manuals, people who buy these parts usually have the knowledge and understand how it works and what the ALDA does to the pump.
There is some videos that show how it is mounted and works on my youtube channel if it helps you.
Serch for dieselmeken at youtube.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I though the ALDA had multiple functions.
1. To limit smoke on WOT take-off for smog reasons.
2. To increase fuel delivery by using intake manifold pressure to adjust flow in proportion to boost.
3. To prevent over-fueling in an over-boost condition, switch on intake sees overboost= Vacuum solenoid closes and fuel is issued at the Non-Turbo flow rate.
With new elements the "curve" of the added fuel in response to boost would need to be increased as well, and this is where an ALDA conversion comes in, to increase it's elements in proportion to the IP elements.
(Anyone feel free to pipe in if I have totally confounded the system!)
As far as I am concerned the Alda only limits fuel (rack travel) while the engine is out of boost. As boost rises the Alda starts to let more fuel get delivered. Basically its there to stop black smoke at low revs high throttle. Dieselmeken's system is slightly different in that it has a stop that could be used to limit max fuel but it isn't a function of the Alda/pressure actuator itself.
As above.
Consider the ALDA to give two fuel settings: off boost, and on boost.
So the throttle position actuated rack has two ranges of fuelling, one when there is no boost, (Alda actuator in rest position).
And one when there is boost in the manifold: the pressure moves the Alda actuator arm, thus pump lever into the more fuelling position.
It is not and should not be considered a fuel metering device, more an on boost and off boost fuelling range switch.
I hope that is not complete garble.. Lol
not all , u´r in the way , engine load fine people , alda controls engine load thats the basic funcion. electronic pumps got no alda, they have mass flow meter and boost presure, T0 and P0.
diesels got no rich or lean mixtures. diesels got to work lean, mainly due to fuel consuption. power will come with rich or very rich, well for power and fuel consuption , lets say just before black smoke, and how can we do that in all eng rev curve. will eng load control(governor). alda is just one part of it.
with no alda we got same power, sometimes black smoke other not so black.
regards
FD
So the ALDA only only has 2 discrete flowrates (O and full-open), to compensate for boost? (or restrict/no restrict)
Interesting, I always just assumed that is was a proportional vacuum diaphragm.
And it is always a restrictive system on the fuel rack? What is your guys opinion on removal/adjustment of the rack limiter?
alda is poportional to boost. at least when u set the pump in the bench u got to check amount of fuel injected against pressure in the alda. not all the way but with steps , like 0.5bar 45cc, no boost 35cc , as exemple, and it is done at 1k 2k 3k , whatever the manufacturer states.
i think there is no point removing the rack limiter. there is a point wich is tune the rack limiter to max injection, and then deal with the governor. put it diferent way , there are no gain removing the limit on the rack if it is already at max injection. load governor is what calls the horses.
regards.