Volvo 164 1971, Инструкция

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POWER TRANSMISSION
32 Check the release arm free travel
To avoid risk of the clutch slipping, the
release arm free travel should be checked
and adjusted if necessary every 10,000 km
(6000 miles). For data see page 59.
The clutch should be checked
and
adjusted at a workshop which has the
proper equipment.
33 Check the propeller shaft
After every 10,000 km (6000 miles) or once
a year the rubber seal on the spline shaft
and the universal joints should be checked.
If the rubber seal is damaged, it should be
replaced and the new seal filled with
molybdenum disulphide grease.
BRAKES
34 Check the brakes
After every 10,000 km (6000 miles) the
vehicle should be taken to a Volvo work-
shop for a check on the functioning of the
brakes.
35 Replacing the booster cylinder air filter
and overhaul of brakes
Every 60,000 km (36,000 miles) the car
should be taken to a Volvo workshop for
replacement of the booster cylinder air
and damper filters.
Replacement should be more frequent
when driving often on dusty roads. The
brake system seals should also be replac-
ed every 3rd year or 60,000 km (36,000
miles).
FRONT END
36 Check the front wheel alignment
Correct front wheel alignment is of vital
i mportance for the steering of the vehicle.
Faulty adjustment can mean heavy wear
on the tyres. For this reason, have the front
wheel alignment checked regularly at your
l ocal
Volvo workshop every 10,000 km
(6000 miles). If the vehicle has been in a
collision involving heavy impact and it is
suspected that the front end may have
been affected, take the vehicle to a Volvo
workshop for a check on the front wheel
alignment as soon as possible. Volvo
workshops have special measuring equip-
ment for this purpose and can carry out
this control quickly and efficiently. The
front wheel alignment angles are given on
page 59.
37 Check the ball joints, steering rods, etc.
After every 10,000 km (6000 miles) the
vehicle should be taken to a workshop
for a check on the front end concerning
excessive play in the ball joints, steering
gear, etc.
After every 10,000 km (6000 miles) or at
l east once a year, the ball joint seal should
also be checked for damage and leakage.
When new seals are fitted they should be
filled with the recommended grease.
SERVICING
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