Volvo General Service Manual
Volvo General Service Manual
Trucks
Group 17
Release 07
Preventive maintenance
Annual service
FM, FH, NH
VERSION2
20 044871
Foreword
The descriptions and service procedures contained in this manual are based on designs
and methods studies carried out up to October 05.
The products are under continuous development. Vehicles and components produced
after the above date may therefore have different specifications and repair methods.
When this is judged to have a significant bearing on this manual, supplementary service
bulletins will be issued to cover the changes.
Service procedures which do not include an operation number in the title are for general
information and no reference is made to V.S.T.
The following levels of observations, cautions and warnings are used in this Service
Documentation:
Note: Indicates a procedure, practice, or condition that must be followed in order to have
the vehicle or component function in the manner intended.
Caution: Indicates an unsafe practice where damage to the product could occur.
Warning: Indicates an unsafe practice where personal injury or severe damage to the
product could occur.
Danger: Indicates an unsafe practice where serious personal injury or death could occur.
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Annual service
Driver service Done by the driver every day and during refuelling, please refer to the service manual in the
vehicle binder.
Basic service To be carried out at every engine oil and filter change or every 6th month, whichever occurs first.
Annual service Done at least once a year.
Optional Additions to the basic service and annual service that consist of simple checks the owner can
do himself, but which can be ordered in conjunction with basic or annual service.
Additional These are best done at the same time as basic service or annual service The procedures are
procedures summarised in the service manual Additional procedures group 17.
Lubrication service Lubrication service as per lubrication diagram for respective vehicle, group 175, conducted in
conjunction with basic and full service, and also when intermediate lubrication is necessary.
There are report sheets for basic service, annual service and options.
Note: Lubrication intervals for chassis and cab, and change intervals for oil, filters and
fluids, see Service Information group 175, Lubrication service and oil changes.
Since operating conditions can vary depending on how the vehicle is used, it is
important that the service workshop and the customer agree about the service needed
for the vehicle.
Superstructure and trailer maintenance should be adapted to suit other service work in
order to keep the number of service occasions to a minimum.
Vehicles driven on wet road surfaces with salt and sand as well as vehicles washed
with high-pressure jets require more lubricating service.
We recommend washing the chassis in conjunction with annual service when the entire
vehicle is inspected in order to facilitate inspection and repair during the servicing.
The illustrations in this service information show components in one truck variant.
However, it is not possible to show all components.
WARNING
Put chocks under a wheel, so that the truck cannot
start moving during service work.
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Final drive
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Annual service
Annual service including lubrication and oil 17746-2 Report for annual service FM, FH, NH VER-
change FM, FH, NH VERSION2 SION2
Final drive
Lubrication, oil and fluid level checks [ ] 34 Replace A/C air filter and check roof mounted
A/C page 32
[ ] 1 Chassis lubrication page 7 [ ] 35 Check reservoir for air drier, condenser, pipes
[ ] 2 Cab lubrication page 8 and hoses page 33
[ ] 3 Change engine oil and filter page 8 [ ] 36 Check air intake and air deflector page 33
[ ] 4 Check oil level in manual gearbox page 9 [ ] 37 Check of cab anchoring, hydraulic system,
[ ] 5 Check oil level in automatic transmission page 10 locking devices, grille and cab tilting page 34
[ ] 6 Check oil level in power take-off (flywheel [ ] 38 Check batteries dirt, leakage, attachment,
mounted) page 11 fluid level, connections and battery box page 35
[ ] 7 Check oil level in retarder page 11 [ ] 39 Check fuel tank, hoses, air vent pipe and
[ ] 8 Check oil level in transfer gearbox page 12 mountings page 36
[ ] 9 Check oil level in driven front axle page 13 [ ] 40 Check fuel tank ventilation filter page 37
[ ] 10 Check oil level in rear axle page 14 [ ] 41 Draining of fuel tank page 37
[ ] 11 Oil change in hydraulic bogie lift page 14 [ ] 42 Check tyre wear page 37
[ ] 12 Filter change in power steering page 15
[ ] 13 Check oil level in cab tilt pump page 16 Engine bay
[ ] 14 Check fluid level in clutch fluid reservoir page 17
[ ] 15 Check coolant frost protection and fluid level [ ] 43 Check alternator mounting page 38
page 18 [ ] 44 Check electrical connections and cables for
[ ] 16 Check fluid levels in windscreen and headlamp alternator, starter motor, preheating unit and cab
washer reservoirs page 19 ground. page 38
[ ] 17 Check air drier page 20 [ ] 45 Check drive belts and belt tensioners page 39
[ ] 46 Check A/C - compressor for A/C unit page 39
Checks in cab [ ] 47 Check engine mountings page 40
[ ] 48 Check radiator fan, bearing tolerance, screw
[ ] 18 Check warning and control lamps page 22 unions, fan shroud and fan ring with rubber seal page
[ ] 19 Check fault codes in the vehicle control units 40
page 23 [ ] 49 Check radiator, hoses, pipes and air
[ ] 20 Function check of parking heater page 23 through-flow page 41
[ ] 21 Check retarder control page 24 [ ] 50 Check intercooler, hoses, pipes and air
[ ] 22 Start of engine and check of starter element through-flow page 41
page 24 [ ] 51 Check engine, engine powered power take-off
[ ] 23 Check pressure regulator cut-out and cut-in and compressor for leakage page 42
pressure page 25 [ ] 52 Check fuel piping and lines page 42
[ ] 24 Check compressor function and condition page [ ] 53 Check for exhaust leakage page 42
25 [ ] 54 Check air pipe between air intake and turbo
[ ] 25 Check pressure drop in compressed air system page 43
page 26 [ ] 55 Check turbocharger and EP regulator page 43
[ ] 26 Check parking brake and blocking valve page 26 [ ] 56 Check engine sound baffles page 43
[ ] 27 Check gear shift linkage and clutch pedal page
27 Front suspension, steering gear
[ ] 28 Check bogie lift page 28
[ ] 29 Check brake pedal and foot brake valve page 28 [ ] 57 Check sealing on servo pump, oil connections,
[ ] 30 Check hinges, door stops, locks and sealing oil hoses and steering gear page 44
strips page 28 [ ] 58 Check steering link system page 45
[ ] 59 Check front shock absorbers page 48
External checks [ ] 60 Check king pin bearings page 48
[ ] 61 Check front wheel bearings page 50
[ ] 31 Check lighting and reflectors page 29 [ ] 62 Check front wheels page 50
[ ] 32 Function check of wipers and washers page 30
[ ] 33 Check headlamps page 30 Check underneath the vehicle
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[ ] 63 Check sealing, bearing clearance and ventilation [ ] 84 Check bogie lift page 65
on driven front axle page 51 [ ] 85 Check air bellows and level sensors for air
[ ] 64 Check slack in mechanical linkage for clutch suspension page 65
page 51 [ ] 86 Check height regulation for air suspension page
[ ] 65 Check clutch hydraulic and pneumatic control 66
system page 52 [ ] 87 Check chassis frame and crossmembers page
[ ] 66 Check clutch wear page 52 67
[ ] 67 Check splitter control system page 54 [ ] 88 Check lubrication system (central lubrication)
[ ] 68 Check sealing on the speedometer page 54 page 67
[ ] 69 Check sealing on the gearbox, transfer gearbox [ ] 89 Check compressed air lines and hoses page 68
and power take-off, and check cables page 55 [ ] 90 Check rear wheel bearings page 68
[ ] 70 Check sealing of oil cooler for automatic [ ] 91 Check rear wheels page 69
transmission page 55 [ ] 92 Check brake linings page 70
[ ] 71 Check ventilation for gearbox, transfer gearbox [ ] 93 Check brake cylinders, levers and forks page 72
and PTO page 56 [ ] 94 Check brake calipers and brake discs page 73
[ ] 72 Check retarder sealing and check cables page [ ] 95 Check brake lever travel page 75
57 [ ] 96 Check load sensing valve and axle load sensor
[ ] 73 Check sound baffle for gearbox page 57 page 76
[ ] 74 Check transfer gearbox mounting page 57
[ ] 75 Check propeller shafts universal joints, sliding Road test
joints and support bearings page 58
[ ] 97 Check after start page 77
[ ] 76 Check sealing of rear axle and hub reduction
[ ] 98 Check during road test page 78
gear page 58
[ ] 99 Check after road test page 79
[ ] 77 Check bearing clearance in the pinion and rear
[ ] 100 Finish page 79
axle input shaft page 59
[ ] 78 Check rear axle ventilation page 60
Battery status
[ ] 79 Check exhaust pipe and silencer or particulate
filter page 60 Battery Test code
[ ] 80 Check springs and U-bolts page 60
[ ] 81 Check anti-roll bar page 61 Front/internal battery
[ ] 82 Check rear shock absorbers page 62 Rear/external battery
[ ] 83 Check front and rear axle suspension page 63
Note the values starting from the cab and moving rearward in the boxes below
Brake linings - Right
measured thickness
Left
in mm
Brake levers - Right
measured travel in
Left
mm
Comments on tyre wear Right
pattern
Left
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Adjustments and repairs to be conducted immediately to a maximum amount of ______. If this limit is exceeded,
the customer must be contacted.
The following has been pointed out by the customer. The drivers report must be attached.
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Annual service
Annual serice including lubrication, oil and filter change in engine, oil
change in bogie lift, filter change in power steering, oil and fluid level
check
During oil changes, it is of the greatest importance
to ensure that as much oil as possible is drained and
changed. For this reason, remember that oil changes are
best done after driving, i.e. when the oil is warm.
WARNING
Hot oil can cause burns. Use protective gloves.
1 Chassis lubrication
1
Lubricate in accordance with each vehicles
lubrication chart. Please refer to the service
information, group 175.
1 Grease nipple locations are given in the
lubrication chart. Always ensure that each
lubrication point is properly lubricated. Apply
grease until new grease is forced out and
becomes visible. If no grease is forced out,
there is a fault somewhere, and action must
be taken at once.
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2 Cab lubrication
1
Lubricate in accordance with each vehicles lubrication
chart. Please refer to the service information, group 175.
CAUTION
Hot oil can cause burns. Take care to avoid spilling oil
when topping up. Oil spilt on the engine can affect
cooling performance.
Clean the sealing surface (2) for the oil filter seal
and the surrounding surfaces on the filter bracket
thoroughly.
Put back the drain plug with a new gasket and fill up
with new oil. Use the side filler on the engine to
fill with oil.
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For information about oil grades, oil change volume and oil
change intervals, please refer to the service information
Lubrication service and oil changes group 175.
Check that the oil level reaches the upper half of the
distance between max and min on the dipstick.
Stop the engine and check the oil level after a few
minutes. Top up as necessary.
Remove the air vent hose from the filler plug (B)
and unscrew the plug.
Fill the gearbox with oil until the level is between the
middle and maximum level on the transparent level
plug (A). (Maximum and minimum oil level, see picture)
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ZF gearbox
1
Unscrew the filler plug (2) and check that the oil level
reaches up to the edge of the filler hole.
For information about oil grades, oil change volume and oil
change intervals, please refer to the service information
Lubrication service and oil changes group 175.
C1000039
1 Drain plugs
2 Filler plug
T1007409
Wipe the dipstick on a clean lint-free paper.
Check the oil level with the dipstick and top up with the
correct grade of oil as necessary.
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Remove the level/filler plug (A) and check that the oil
level reaches up to the edge of the filling hole.
T1007653
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WARNING
The retarder must be disengaged when you check the
oil level. Otherwise, hot oil can be forced out of the
retarder and cause burns. Use protective gloves.
Remove oil level plug (B) and check that the oil level
reaches up to the edge of the filling hole.
Install the oil filler plug (B) and ventilation plug (C).
Tighten the plugs to 20 Nm. If any of the plugs sealing
T5011434
rings are damaged they should be replaced.
T1007655
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Unscrew the filler plug (B) and top up with oil until
the oil level is between the middle and the maximum
level on the transparent level plug (A). (maximum and
minimum oil level, see picture.)
Refit the filler plug (B). If the seal ring on the plug is
damaged, change the seal ring.
Remove the level/filler plug and check that the oil level
reaches up to the edge of the filling hole.
Remove the level/filler plug (A) and check that the oil
level reaches up to the edge of the filling hole.
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If there is any oil leakage from the rear axle and/or hub
reduction hubs, or if there is any doubt about the rear axle
oil level, check as follows:
The bogie must be lowered.
Remove the level/filler plug (A) and check that the oil
level reaches up to the edge of the filling hole.
Remove the drain plug (A) and drain the oil. Remove
the filler plug (B) to facilitate draining.
Fit the drain plug and fill up with oil. The oil level must
be between the markings on the oil reservoir.
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Lift up the old filter and keep one finger under the
filters centre hole, so that impurities from inside the
filter do not enter the oil reservoir.
T1006391
Check the oil level and top up with oil to the MAX
marking.
T1006378
T6007837
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Check that the oil level for the cab tilting pump is in
the centre of the level glass (B).
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Take care when topping up the fluid and check that the
reservoir cap is securely tightened to prevent the fluid
from running out and damaging the paintwork.
T1007731
C0002139
C0002140
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T1007365
Check that the filling and pressure caps are securely
tightened by hand.
For information about coolant, please refer to the service
information Lubrication service and oil changes
group 175.
T1007465
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C1000029
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For information about the service interval for the air drier,
please refer to the service information Lubrication
service and oil changes Group 175
CAUTION
Follow the instructions carefully to avoid personal injury
or damage to products or equipment.
AIRDRY (HALDEX)
1 Remove the four screws which hold the reservoir
together with the drying agent reservoir.
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AIRDRY (HALDEX)
AIRDRY1 (WABCO)
For information about the service interval for the air drier,
please refer to the service information Lubrication
service and oil changes group 175.
T5012026
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Checks in cab
18 Check warning and control lamps
1
Use the vehicle binder as a guide.
T3008810
Instrument with small display.
T1007698
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WARNING
Check the heater for blocked or leaking exhaust pipe.
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T5012246
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C5001561
T1008214
T1007729
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C5001561
Check that the button for the blocking valve pops out
by itself and remains out.
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Powertronic gearbox:
check that the engine can only be started when the gear
selector is in neutral (N).
I-shift gearbox:
T0008278
Check that the engine can only be started when the gear
selector is in neutral (N) or is depressed.
3 From position M to L
Geartronic gearbox:
T1008207 Check that the engine can only be started when the
gear selector is in neutral.
T1008220
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T0007833
T1008213
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External checks
T3014325
a 0 position
b Parking lights
1 Light switch
4 Dash illumination
5 Headlamp adjustment
(extra equipment)
6 Warning flashers
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T3014359
33 Check headlamps
1
Ensure that the bogie is lowered.
T1007374
Vehicle with automatic headlamp adjustment: Check
that the light switch control for the headlamp
adjustment is set to position 0.
T1007903
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T3015650
Light adjustment NH
1
The upper adjustment screw (A) adjusts the horizontal
position of the main beam and dipped beam.
C3001301
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CAUTION
Do not use high-pressure jets
C0002020
Pour water onto the back of the filter until all the
remnants are gone.
C0002001
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T1007376
Check that the radiator and intercooler attachments,
side plates and rubber pads are secure and in good
condition.
T1006771
T1006759
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Check that the springs for the service panel are secure
and hold up the panel properly.
Check that the air bellows for the cab tilting are not
leaking and are positioned correctly.
Tilt up the cab and check that the cab tilting works
correctly.
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WARNING
Batteries contain corrosive sulphuric acid.
Protective glasses should be worn when working
with batteries.
T1007896
Check the batteries with battery analyser 9812515 or
9812518.
T0011087
Check that the battery poles are not corroded or
damaged.
T3008164
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CAUTION
Be especially careful to follow the instructions to avoid
personal injury and product or equipment damage.
T2017419
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Screw tight the bottom plug when clean fuel runs out.
T2017418
T1008206
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Rear tyres
Spare tyre
Engine bay
Remove the sound baffles from the frame members by
the engine and any sound baffles under the engine to
make the following operations easier.
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Check that none of the drive belt ribbing has fallen off.
Check that the drive belts do not have any cracks. The
belt must be changed if there is any cracking.
T1007557
T1007730
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T1008212
Check that the fan cowling does not have any cracks.
T1007725
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T1007371
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T1007729
Check that the fuel pipes do not leak and are not
chafed.
T1007369
T1007370
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T1007556
Check that the rubber valves are in good condition
and not leaking.
Pinch the rubber valves so that dust and dirt falls out.
T1007385
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Check for any air leaks on the suction side. Check for
air bubbles in the power steering fluid.
Check that the hoses and pipes for power steering are
undamaged and are not chafed.
T1007727
Control system for hydraulically steered pusher axle
or trailing wheel axle:
T6007835
Check that there is no oil leaking from the pressure
accumulator and the centring cylinder or at hoses,
pipes, unions and nipples.
WARNING
The pusher axle and trailing wheel axle control
system is constantly under pressure (15 bar), even
when the engine is stationary. For this reason, be
particularly careful in observing the instructions
to avoid personal injury and damage to product
or equipment. Negligence can lead to minor or
T1008201
moderate personal injury or product damage.
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Check that the ball joints on the track rods, link rods,
steering rods and extra hydraulic cylinder are not
loose. Use dial indicator 9808092 and magnetic holder
T1006492 9812528. Maximum permitted axial play is 2mm.
Check that the rubber boots on ball joints on the
track rods, link rods, steering rods, extra hydraulic
cylinder and the master and centring cylinder for the
hydraulically steered pusher axle or trailing wheel
axle are intact and seal correctly.
T1006482
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If you are not sure about the play in ball joints, use
service information group 6 as an aid.
46 T1006795
Group 17 Annual service Annual service
T6007835
Check that the rubber boot on the centring cylinder
is not damaged or cracked, and that the boot is
securely fixed.
T6007812
T6007836
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T1008218
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T6007291
Prise the lever downwards. At the same time, measure
accurately the distance between the support and the
tyre. The measured radial clearance at the measuring
point will be much greater than the maximum permitted
radial clearance in the bushing, which is dependent on
the distance between the bushing and side of the tyre.
T0008542
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T0008505
Check the wheels for cracks and rust that can indicate
loose nuts or broken wheel bolts.
Spoke wheel
T1008222
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Check that the gaiters for the clutch servo and on the
release lever ball-joint are intact.
T4017821
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T1008225
Check that the clutch servo, connections and hoses
are not leaking and that the hoses are in their correct
positions.
T4017821
T4017820
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T4012961
Use a ruler or similar to measure wear.
T4017829
T0009980
T1008224
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1 Write down the recorded value on the label at X2.
2 Check the remaining wear surface on the clutch.
T4012798
Clutch wear can also be checked with PC tool via
the data link connector on vehicles with Geartronic
and I-shift gear systems.Use Service Information
group 03 and 4 as aids
T0009521
T1008219
T1008226
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Check that pipes and hoses for oil cooler are secure
and not leaking.
T1006782
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T1006802
Check that the ventilation for the PTO or the transfer
gearbox is not blocked.
T1008227
For information on service intervals for ventilation filter
on automatic gearboxes, see Service Information
group 175.
T4006171
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T0008639
T1008228
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Turn and lift the spline joints and check for wear.
T1006745
Side and top wear in the booms might cause movement
in the sliding joints, which would cause vibration and
unbalance. There is no hard and fast measurement for
this play, but it should be considered and noted, so that
the situation is pointed out to the customer.
The outlet from the rear axle ventilation hose may give off
a certain amount of oil mist, which is normal.
T4012341
Check that the hub reduction gear does not leak oil.
T4011521
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T4012341 1 The rear axle has an end float on the input shaft
for the final drive (A).
T4015530 2 The end float on the input shaft for the final drive must
be adjusted if it exceeds 0.2 mm.
T1008203
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T1007386
T1006450
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T1008229
Check that the rubber bellows on ball joints on the
shackle between the chassis anchorage and anti-roll
bar are not damaged or split.
T1007062
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T1008217
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T9007897
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T1008464 Mark the V-stay, or measure to the lug if there is one; see
fig. Use a crow bar and check that the axial movement
does not exceed 1.5 millimetres.
T7009913 Note: Use the crow bar as in the figure, and not in any
other position because of the risk of damaging the
rubber seals on the V-stay.
If the axial movement exceeds 1.5 mm, the V-stay must
be overhauled or replaced.
9808092, 9812528
T1006510
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T1006418
T1007419
Check that the level sensors are not damaged and that
the electrical connections are secure.
Check that levers and control rods for the level sensor
are secure and there is no play or damage.
T7007906
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T1007733
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T7007943
T9007322
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T1006701
For work procedures on hubs, use service information
group 7, as a guide.
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Check the wheels for cracks and rust that can indicate
loose nuts or broken wheel bolts.
Spoke wheel
Check that all the wheel nuts and retainers are in place.
T1008222
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1
Check the brake lining thickness through the
inspection holes in the backing plates.
Minimum permissible brake lining thickness is 5 mm.
Disc brakes
The brake calipers for disc brakes are equipped with two
wear sensors, one mechanical and one electric.
The electric wear sensor shows the average lining wear
T1006743
on the pair of brake pads.
T5011027
T1007722
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T0009521
Use the PC tool to read the stored average value for
remaining brake lining thickness on each wheel. With
a value of 20% the brake lining is approx. 4 mm, which
is the minimum permitted thickness.
T3008754
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T1007733
T0008508
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T1008202
T5011015
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T5011102 Check that the protective caps for brake adjustment are
undamaged and correctly located.
T1007724
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A B C
16 125 30
20 125 30
24 155 40
24 170 45
27 170 45
30 155 45
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T5007077
Check the condition of the link system spring, wire
and valve brace.
T1006801
Check that the adjustment of the load sensing valve
corresponds with the adjustment diagram.
T5007081
Check that the lever and control rod for the axle load
sensor are secure and there is no play or damage.
T5012040
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Road test
Refers to a short distance and only to verify certain
noted assessments.
Note: Use the User Manual for each vehicle as a guide.
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