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6. Self service
Replacing or repairing tyre
Prepare tools and jack necessary for replacing or repairing
tyres.
1. Front wheel
．
Stop the vehicle on a level, hard surface and shut down the
engine. All loads should be unloaded from the vehicle.
．
Press the parking brake pedal and block the wheels. Put the
jack under the vehicle frame.
．
Jack up the vehicle to the extent that the tyre still remains on
the ground. Loosen the hub nuts. Do not remove them.
．
Again jack up the truck until the tyre leaves off the ground.
Remove the hub nuts, and detach the wheel.
．
The wheel should be reinstalled in the reverse order: the hub
nuts should be tightened in the diagonal order evenly.
．
After reinstallation, check the tyre for pressure and make it
achieve standard value.
2.Rear wheel
Use the same manner as with the front wheel tyre repair or
replacement except for the position of the jack which goes under
the counterweight.
Adding antifreeze
If the vehicle is left in an area where the temperature is less than
0
℃
, the cooling water will freeze and may damage the radiator
and/or cylinder block. In such cases, antifreeze coolant must be
used.
When long-life coolant (LLC) is used, it must be changed once
every two years.
Freezing temperature varies depending on the amount of
antifreeze added.
Freeze protection temperature
(
℃
)
-12 -15 -24 -35
Antifreeze (%) 25 30 40 50
Caution:
The antifreeze fluid is flammable, so be particularly careful to
avoid flame. Prior to adding antifreeze, inspect the radiator,
water pump, piping and cylinder block for leaks.
The procedures for adding antifreeze are as follows.
1. Remove the radiator cap. Loosen the drain cock on the
radiator and cylinder block and drain the cooling water.
2. Flush out the radiator and cylinder block by adding clean
water through the radiator inlet.
3. After the water has drained out of the radiator and cylinder
block, tighten the radiator and cylinder block, tighten the radiator
and engine drain cocks.
4. Add the proper amount of antifreeze to the radiator inlet and
fill up the remaining space with clean water.
5. When warm weather arrives and there is no longer any
danger of freezing, drain the cooling water containing the
antifreeze (except LLC, LLC is every 2 years in replacement).
Flush out the radiator and engine block and fill with clean water.