ENGINE OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT ~ in high altitude operation (DS engines) In production engines are normally adjusted for 100% output at an atmosphi justed to a lower output. Hf thisis not done there is a risk of damage to the engine or reduced engine service life. Adjust output as per table 1. 5000. Prerequisites: The engine is normally used at altitudes for whichit is adjusted. Ambient temperature + 25°C. (With temperatures around +50°C adjustment should be made for output code as per table 2.) Table All dized output red nd ot codes jutput 88 ° 85 a 80 ™ 75 t 70 k 6 i 60. i 35 4 50. 3g Note. Temporary operation at higher altitude is possible if it does not exceed 2000 m Examples: An engine adjusted for sea level (100 %) is operable to a height of 2000 m. An engine adjusted for a height of 1000 metres (90 %) is operable to a height of 3000 m. In respect of naturally aspirated engines (DN) also specified output reductions apply which are submitted by Scania on request.