Textron Stampede 900 2017, Руководство по ремонту и обслуживанию

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Repair and Service Manual
ENGINE
Read all of SAFETY and this section before attempting any procedure. Pay particular attention to Notices, Cautions, Warnings and Dangers.
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GENERAL
NOTICE: For detailed engine repair and service pro-
cedures, see Textron Motors Repair Manual
TD409135_RLF and Service Manual TD409135_SHB.
ENGINE DESCRIPTION
The engine is a four cycle liquid cooled, twin cylinder,
overhead valve unit. It incorporates pressure lubrication,
and a replaceable oil filter.
Engine Specifications
See GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS on page 161.
ENGINE BREAK-IN
Correct operation of the engine during the break-in period
is essential to the performance, reliability and life of the
engine.
The engine break-in period is:
•
the first 5 operating hours of a new engine
• the first 5 operating hours of an engine that has been
completely disassembled
• the first few minutes until the engine is warm at each
operation
During these break-in periods, operate the vehicle in the
following manner:
•
Avoid engine speeds over 6000 rpm.
• Avoid long periods of idle time.
• Avoid long operating times at low engine speed.
• Avoid long operating times at the same engine
speed.
• Avoid long operating times with a full load.
• Vary the engine speed during operation.
• Apply quick bursts of acceleration after the engine
has warmed up.
ENGINE MAINTENANCE
Access the engine by raising or removing the truck bed
and/or removing the cargo deck panel. Some service pro-
cedures may require the vehicle to be lifted. See LIFTING
THE VEHICLE on page 13.
ENGINE OIL
NOTICE: The use of an incorrect grade of engine oil
can damage the engine. Always use the recom-
mended grade. Do not mix engine oils of different
grades or viscosity.
NOTICE: Your engine features a dry sump lubrica-
tion system. Engine oil is pumped from the oil tank
into the engine while the engine is operating. When
the engine is turned off, some oil flows slowly from
the engine back into the oil tank. Check the oil level
immediately after turning off the engine.
Monitor the oil level. A rise in oil level can indicate
contaminants collecting in the oil sump or crank-
case. Change the oil immediately if the level begins
to rise. Monitor the oil level closely. If it continues to
rise, discontinue operation and determine the cause
of the oil level increase or take the vehicle to your
dealer.
Engine Oil Type and Capacity
See RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS AND FLUIDS on
page 168.
NOTICE: Do not use special additives in recom-
mended oil.
Do not mix oil with gasoline.
Checking the Engine Oil Level
Tool List Qty.
Clean Cloth ..............................................................A/R
Funnel ..........................................................................1
The vehicle must be on a level surface.
1.
Use a cloth to clean the top of the oil tank and the
top of the dipstick. This is necessary to prevent
debris from falling into the oil tank.
2. Start the engine and let it to run until it is warm
(approximately five (5) minutes).
3. Turn off the engine.
4. Remove the dipstick from the oil tank (Ref. Fig. 2).