Maintenance Instructions
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Figure 4-1 Adjustment on clutch pedal free path
1. Lock nut 2. Steering rod assembly
filter core
22
Front- drive axle
end-transmission
Check oil level
2
400
Fill if
necessary
23
Grease cup for four-wheel drive
main pin
Fill lube grease
2
400
24
Front -drive axle differential
Check oil level
2
400
Fill if
necessary
25
Hydraulic steering oil pan
Change
hydraulic oil
1
400
26
Lifter
Change
hydraulic oil
1
400
27
Rear axle differential
Change lube oil
1
400
28
Fuel tank
Maintain
and clean
1
800
29
Front- drive axle hubs
Change lube oil
2
800
30
Front -drive axle differential
Change lube oil
1
800
31
Radiator
Maintain
and clean
1
800
Drain,
flush
and fill
4.2 Clutch Adjustment and Maintenance
4.2.1 Clutch and Operation System Adjustment
During clutch operation, in reference to the wear of clutch friction discs and clutch plates, the clearance
between the clutch plate and the clutch fingers will gradually decrease. (Normal clearance is 2–2.5 mm.).
Sometimes the clutch fingers may contact the throwout bearing, eliminating clutch pedal free play, and the
clutch will slip and the throwout bearing will stick. In this situation the clutch should be checked and adjusted.
4.2.1.1 Clutch Pedal Free Play Adjustment
Unfasten the lock nut (1) counterclockwise and rotate
the clutch. The clutch pedal free travel is adjusted by
the vertical rod assembly (2) and should be 35–40 mm.
Make the clearance between the clutch fingers and the
throwout bearing 2–2.5 mm., then lock the nut (1) tight.
