Toyota 40--8FD35N, Руководство пользователя

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15 PRE‐OPERATION CHECK
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15 PRE­OPERATION CHECK
Be sure to inspect trucks at the start of every shift. These and other periodic inspections are
your responsibility and these guidelines are to assist you in your job.
Item Inspection
Previously detected malfunctions Correct
Exterior
Body, oil leakage, water leakage, loose parts and
exterior damage
Wheels Tire pressure, wear or damage, rims and hub nuts
Lights Light condition and damaged lights
Hydraulic oil Oil level, contamination and consistency
Radiator Coolant level and anti­freeze requirement.
Engine
Oil level, contamination, consistency, noise and
exhaust
LPG Damage and gas leakage
Inching and brake pedal Pedal play and braking effect
Parking brake Operating force and brake effect
Steering wheel Looseness, play, vibration
Horn Sound
Instruments Functioning
Load handling system
Parts, oil leakage, damaged hoses, cracking and
looseness
Make certain that the SAS and clamp release in­
terlock (Option) is functioning
Fuel Amount and any leaks
Overhead guard Bends, cracks and looseness
Load backrest Bends, cracks and looseness
Operator restraint device
Seat belt damage (cut or frayed straps, loose
stitching), tongue damage, buckle and retractor
damage
15.1 Walkaround inspection
15.1.1 Alignment
Does the truck lean to one side or the other? If so, check for flat tire or a problem with the
undercarriage.
15.1.2 Beneath the truck
Check for any oil or coolant leakage on the ground or floor where the truck was parked. Check
for loose parts or damage.
If any unusual condition is found, have the truck inspected. The Toyota dealer can provide this
inspection.
15.1.3 Tire inspection
Damage, cracking and wear of tires and rims
Check the tires for damage and wear, and the rims for damage. If the tires are damaged, or
there is a marked difference in tire wear between front and rear or between left and right, or
damaged rims are found, you should request an inspection from an authorized Toyota dealer.
Inflation pressure of tires
1. Use a tire pressure gauge and measure
the inflation pressure. Adjust it to the
proper pressure.
– See the SERVICE DATA section of
this manual for the proper inflation
pressure.
– Do not raise the pressure beyond
the proper level.
2. After adjustment, check for air leakage
from the valve.
15.1.4 Hub nut inspection
Check the tightness of the hub nuts. Avoid
uneven torque and tighten all of the nuts uni­
formly. Refer to service data for proper
torque and tightening method.
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