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Wacker Neuson G 25 Generator Set

The Wacker Neuson G 25 is a 20.4 kW (25.5 kVA) Diesel standby generator set powered by a Isuzu 4LE1PV engine. It is available at 120/240 V, 208/240 V, 120/139 V and 277/480 V, 60 Hz. It holds about 8 L (2.1 gal) of oil and 11.3 L (3.0 gal) of coolant. Starting uses battery rated 750 CCA at 12 V. The set weighs about 867 kg (1911 lb) and produces 65 dBA at 7 m. An integrated tank holds 221 L (58.4 gal), roughly 28.2 hours of runtime. The same 4LE1PV engine also powers generator sets from Isuzu.

20.4 kW
Standby
2.18 L
Displacement
8.0 L
Oil capacity
4
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Specifications

FuelDiesel
Frequency60.0 Hz
Standby power20.4 kW
Standby kVA25
EmissionsTier 4 Final
ControllerDSE7310
Oil capacity8.0 L
AlternatorMecc Alte ECO 28-2LN/4 (Class H insulation)
Voltage options120/240 V, 208/240 V, 120/139 V, 277/480 V
Power factor1.0 (1ø), 0.8 (3ø)
Battery cranking750 CCA
Battery voltage12 V
Starting system12 V DC
Coolant capacity11.3 L
Dry weight867 kg
Wet weight1058 kg
Sound level65.0 dBA @ 7 m
Fuel tank221.0 L
Tank runtime28.2 hr

Engine

Isuzu 4LE1PV
Oil capacity8.0 L
Displacement2.18 L
Rated speed1800 rpm

Same engine, other brands

1 brand

The Isuzu 4LE1PV in this set also powers 1 generator set sold under 1 other brand. Service parts and maintenance intervals for the engine are shared; enclosure, alternator, controller and ratings are not.

BrandModels
Isuzu4LE1PV

Maintenance & consumables

for the Isuzu 4LE1PV
ItemSpecCapacityPart #Interval
Air filter—
Fuel filter—
Oil filter—
Battery—
Belt—
Coolant12.6 L—
Coolant filter—
Oil10.4 L—
Spark plug—

Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
Containment systemDrain50 hrDrain containment system (if equipped)
AxleLubricate250 hrGrease axle
BatteryOther250 hrService the battery
MachineClean250 hrClean the machine inside and out
RadiatorOther2000 hr24 moFill the radiator
Aftertreatment DEF dosing unit filterReplace4500 hr36 moReplace the aftertreatment DEF dosing unit filter (if equipped)
Trailer brake fluidCheck1 moCheck brake fluid level in trailer (at least monthly)

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Service specifications

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TypeItemValueUnitCondition
PressureCrankcase pressure switch trip>5psi
PressureEngine oil pressure (alarm)15psi
PressureEngine oil pressure (normal)60–80psi
PressureEngine oil pressure (pre-alarm)20psi
SpeedEngine low idleabout 750rpm
SpeedEngine regeneration speedabout 1000rpm
SpeedOverspeed66Hz
SpeedUnderspeed54Hz
TemperatureEngine coolant temperature (alarm)115°C
TemperatureEngine coolant temperature (normal)85°C±8°C
TemperatureEngine coolant temperature (pre-alarm)105°C
TorqueAftertreatment DEF dosing unit filter cap20Nm (14.8 ft.lbs.)

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Recommended fluids

FluidGradeStandardAmbientCapacityNotes
CoolantLong-life ethylene glycol coolantAntifreeze and supplemental coolant additives must be used year-round; automotive-type coolants not recommended
Engine oilSAE 10W-30 / SAE 10W-40 / SAE 15W-40-30°C to 30°CTier 4f Isuzu viscosity chart
Engine oilSAE 5W-20 / SAE 10W-30 / SAE 15W-40, 20W-40 / SAE 40-25°C to 30°CTier 4i Isuzu viscosity chart; select oil per expected outside air temperature
Fuel#2 diesel plus additivesbelow 0°CLow sulfur or ultra low sulfur fuel only; #6 diesel not recommended
FuelWinter-blend dieselRecommended fuel table lists winter-blend diesel for below-freezing conditions
OtherDOT-3 heavy-duty brake fluid1.0 inch below top of reservoirSurge brake actuator; bleed brake lines if level too low

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Procedures

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Connecting an External Fuel Supply installation

⚠ Fire hazard. Ensure quick-disconnect fittings are seated and hoses are not kinked.

  1. Connect the external feed hose at the external feed hose fitting.
  2. Connect the external return hose at the external return hose fitting.
  3. Move the fuel valve handle from the up position for internal supply to the down position for external supply.
Positioning the Machine installation

⚠ Fire hazard. Do not move the machine while it is running.

⚠ Do not position the machine on a hill or an incline.

Tools: Wheel chocks

  1. Place the machine on solid, stable, and level ground.
  2. For machines with trailers, install chocks under the wheels.
Applying Hazardous Materials Placards maintenance

Tools: Soft cloths, Plastic squeegee

  1. Clean placard mounting surfaces with mild soap and water; dry.
  2. Use isopropyl alcohol if below 10°C (50°F) or greasy.
  3. Peel about 2 cm of backing paper from the top.
  4. Apply top of placard, gradually remove backing, press smooth.
Checking and Draining the Containment System maintenance

Tools: Plastic cloth, Collection container, Pipe sealant

  1. Open the access door on the side of the machine.
  2. Check the fluid level in the containment system.
  3. If fluid has accumulated, drain the containment system.
  4. Place a plastic cloth and collection container beneath the machine.
  5. Remove the drain plug and drain fluid.
  6. Apply pipe sealant to the drain plug and re-install.
Checking the Exhaust System maintenance
  1. Open the access door on the curb side of the machine.
  2. Inspect exhaust pipes and muffler for cracks, holes, burned insulation, loose clamps, soot.
  3. Start the engine and listen for excessive noise, rumbling, whine, or rattling.
  4. Repair or replace faulty components before returning to service.
Cleaning the DPF (Manual Regeneration) maintenance

⚠ Burn hazard. Do not touch engine, DPF, or exhaust pipe while operating.

  1. Start the engine at low idle speed.
  2. Move the manual regeneration switch to the on position and hold for five seconds.
  3. Release the switch.
  4. Regeneration runs; engine speed increases to about 1000 rpm.
  5. Engine returns to low idle (about 750 rpm) when complete.
Filling the Radiator maintenance

⚠ Burn hazard. Check coolant level only after engine is shut down and cool.

  1. Open the access cover on the roof.
  2. Slowly rotate radiator cap counterclockwise to release pressure; remove.
  3. Add coolant at about 1.5 gallons per minute for 6 minutes.
  4. Wait 10 minutes, then fill at about 1.5 gallons per minute for 3:30 minutes or until full.
  5. Run machine under 50% load for about 15 minutes until coolant exceeds 190°F.
  6. Inspect radiator cap and seal; clean or replace if necessary.
  7. Re-install the radiator cap.
Replacing the Aftertreatment DEF Dosing Unit Filter maintenance

⚠ DEF contains urea. Do not get in eyes.

⚠ Do not disconnect the DEF line while under low pressure.

Tools: Strap wrench or filter wrench, Warm water, Clean cloth, Container

  1. Remove the filter cap.
  2. Remove the filter equalizing element.
  3. Use the disposable filter tool to remove the filter element.
  4. Clean the filter cap and threads with warm water and a clean cloth.
  5. Insert the equalizing element into the new filter.
  6. Insert the filter assembly into the aftertreatment dosing unit.
  7. Re-install the filter cap and torque to 20 Nm (14.8 ft.lbs.).
Testing the Breakaway System (Electric Brakes) maintenance

⚠ Disconnect trailer wiring plug before testing; damage to electronic brake control.

Tools: Voltmeter, Battery charger or backup battery

  1. Connect machine/trailer to tow vehicle.
  2. Disconnect trailer wiring plug from tow vehicle.
  3. Pull breakaway pin out of brake switch and tow at less than 5 mph.
  4. Stop the tow vehicle.
  5. Check breakaway battery voltage; replace or recharge if not 12–14 VDC.
  6. Repair wiring/mechanical faults if brakes did not function.
  7. Reconnect wires, re-install cover and breakaway pin, reconnect plug.
Testing the Breakaway System (Hydraulic Surge Brakes) maintenance

⚠ Personal injury hazard if breakaway system is faulty.

Tools: Screwdriver or pry bar

  1. Position machine/trailer on a flat surface.
  2. Connect breakaway cable to tow vehicle, not via hitch.
  3. Slowly move tow vehicle until emergency lever locks into ON.
  4. Connect machine/trailer to tow vehicle via hitch.
  5. Attempt to tow at less than 5 mph; check for drag.
  6. Repair faults if brakes did not function.
  7. Stop the tow vehicle.
  8. Release brake by pulling breakaway cord and prying locking spring.
Lifting the Machine operation

⚠ Crushing hazard. Check for stability before continuing.

Tools: Lifting equipment, Hooks, chains, shackles

  1. Attach lifting devices and equipment to the lifting eye.
  2. Lift the machine a small distance.
  3. Check for stability; reposition if necessary.
  4. Continue lifting only when stable.
Preparing for Automatic/Remote Start-Up (Basler) operation

⚠ Be prepared for engine startup in REMOTE START position.

Tools: Jumper wire (minimum 16-gauge insulated)

  1. Perform a manual start to verify the LCD panel; check fuel and battery.
  2. Attach a jumper wire between the two remote run terminals.
  3. Set engine start switch to REMOTE START.
  4. Wait for engine to crank, start, and run.
  5. Move engine start switch to OFF to stop.
  6. Remove jumper wire.
  7. Set voltage selector switch to correct position.
  8. Set engine start switch to REMOTE START.
  9. Set main line circuit breaker to ON.
  10. Secure generator by closing and locking all doors.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Voltage reconnection

VoltagePhaseConnectionLeadsNotes
120/240 VAC 1Ø1Ø110–125 (L-N), 220–250 (L-L), 110–125 (twist lock), 220–250 (L-L twist lock)3-position voltage selector switch
208/240 VAC 3Ø3Ø / 120/139 VAC 1Ø190–240 (3Ø L-L-L), 110–139 (L-N), 190–240 (L-L), 110–139 (twist lock), 190–240 (GFCI), 110–139Voltage selector switch position
277/480 VAC 3Ø3Ø380–480 (3Ø L-L-L), 220–277 (L-N), 190–240 (L-L), 110–139 (twist lock), 190–240 (GFCI), 110–139
346/600 VAC 3Ø3Ø540–600 (3Ø L-L-L)Not available on all models; 4-position switch; single phase not available in 600V mode

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Common questions

How many kW is the Wacker Neuson G 25?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 is rated 20.4 kW standby (25.5 kVA).

What engine does the Wacker Neuson G 25 use?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 is powered by the Isuzu 4LE1PV engine.

What kind of fuel does the Wacker Neuson G 25 run on?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 runs on Diesel.

How much oil does the Wacker Neuson G 25 take?

The Isuzu 4LE1PV engine in the Wacker Neuson G 25 has an oil capacity of 8.0 liters.

What is the cooling system capacity of the Wacker Neuson G 25?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 cooling system holds 11.3 liters (3.0 US gallons) for the radiator system including the engine, per the manufacturer specification sheet.

How loud is the Wacker Neuson G 25?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 is rated at 65.0 dBA at 7 m, per the manufacturer specification sheet.

How much does the Wacker Neuson G 25 weigh?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 has a dry weight of 867 kg (1911 lb).

How big is the fuel tank on the Wacker Neuson G 25?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 has a 221 liter (58 US gallon) fuel tank, giving about 28.2 hours of runtime.

What voltages is the Wacker Neuson G 25 available in?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 is offered in 120/240 V, 208/240 V, 120/139 V, 277/480 V.

What size battery does the Wacker Neuson G 25 need?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 uses 12 V each, 750 CCA, per the manufacturer specification sheet. The starting system is 12 V DC.

What alternator comes on the Wacker Neuson G 25?

The Wacker Neuson G 25 uses a Mecc Alte ECO 28-2LN/4 alternator. Insulation class H.

Parts

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Part #DescriptionQtySystem
0158006Control panel1Service part / kit Amazon eBay
0158009Control panel1Service part / kit Amazon eBay
0160589Retaining plate1Service part / kit Amazon eBay
114894REMOTE START / REMOTE START / FERNSTART / ARRANQUE REMOTO / DEMARRAGE A DISTANCE / START / RUNService part / kit Amazon eBay
114902Operating Instructions for Mobile GeneratorsService part / kit Amazon eBay
173394BESCHADIGUNG DER ELEKTRISCHEN BESTANDEILE KANN AUFTRETEN. NO UTILICE EL INTERRUPTOR DE LA DESCONEXION DE BATTERIA MIENTRAS QUE EL MOTOR ESTA FUNCIONANDO. DANOS A LOS COMPONENTES ELECTRICOS PUEDEN OCURRIR.Service part / kit Amazon eBay
176228STOPService part / kit Amazon eBay
176289WARNINGService part / kit Amazon eBay
5200005890WARNINGService part / kit Amazon eBay

Service, wear & replacement parts referenced for this model and its engine — confirm the exact part for your serial number. See the full parts catalog to search and cross-reference.

Fuel consumption

RatingLoadL/hgal/h
Prime100%6.81.8

Available documents

Spec sheet — data sheet 5100050024 (Wacker Neuson)Owner's manual — G25 Operators Manual (Wacker Neuson)Parts manual — Wacker G25 Parts (Wacker Neuson)Service manual — WACKER G25-160KW (Wacker Neuson)Service manual — g5-generators (Wacker Neuson)

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