Toyota 40--8FD35N, Руководство пользователя

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15 PRE‐OPERATION CHECK
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15.2.5 Adding engine oil
1FS (Gasoline) Engine
1KD (Diesel) Engine
1. For diesel engine model, remove the
front side radiator cover.
2. To supply oil, remove the filler cap and
pour oil through the filler port. Never let
the oil level exceed the F line.
3. Use only genuine Toyota oil for replace­
ment. See the recommended types as
below.
1FS: SAE 10W­30
1KD: SAE 10W­30 or 5W­30
The 1KD oil to be supplied must be ap­
propriate for the season as the figure on
the left. Ask the Toyota dealer to advise
if any problems are found.
CAUTION! Always use the same brand
of oil.
Outside air temperature (°C)
*
* Cold place spec.
15.2.6 Leakage inspection
CAUTION
• Always stop the engine before carrying out the leakage inspection.
Check the engine compartment for any oil or fuel leakage.
Clean the radiator if it is clogged and check if there are any foreign objects, such as paper, on
the radiator grill.
15.2.7 LPG leakage inspection (Option: LPG and Gasoline­LPG models)
DANGER
To avoid serious injury from fire or explosion, you must follow these rules;
• Turn the key switch and lights off.
• Check for leaks only in well ventilated, approved areas.
• No smoking, fire of flames allowed. Make certain that there is no source of fire in the area
throughout the gas leak check.
• To check for leaks, only use soap water or neutral detergent. Never use open flame or
other liquids for leak checks.
• Do not try to start engine until all gas smell has gone.
• If any gas leakage is found, immediately report it to a supervisor for repair by a qualified
service staff or the Toyota dealer. The truck is not allowed to be operated until the repair
is completed.
Inspect for any LPG leakage before starting operation by the following procedure:
1. Open the outflow valve by turning counterclockwise.
2. Be sure that the pipe valve is open.
3. Operate the fuel switch between LPG and the OFF repeatedly for several times, and
leave it in the OFF position finally (only for Gasoline­LPG models).
4. Wet all hoses and the LPG tank and regulator connections with soap water or neutral de­
tergent. Look for gas leak. Bubbles will show leaks.
◦ Tag truck "out of service" if any leaks are found and immediately report to a super­
visor.
5. After the gas leak check is completed, wipe off the soap water or neutral detergent from
the wet parts.