Contents: Removal components ⇩ Disassembly ⇩
Removal components
Before removing a component, clean it and its installation location.
- Close the holes created when removing the component.
- After removing the component, immediately seal the ends of the fuel, oil and hydraulic lines with suitable caps or plugs.
- Close the open ends of the oil passages with wedge-shaped, wooden plugs or clearly visible plastic stoppers.
- Immediately after removing a component, place it in its appropriate container; use an individual container (tray) to store the removed component and parts removed from it.
- Before removing a component, prepare a work area for disassembling it, a container for storing it, and markers or stickers for labeling it.
Disassembly
Maintain special cleanliness in the workplace. This requirement must be strictly observed when working with components of the brake, fuel or hydraulic system. If dirt particles or rags get inside these systems, serious malfunctions can occur.
Blow out all internal cavities, crevices, oil channels and fuel passages with compressed air.
WARNING: Wear adequate eye protection.
To ensure proper assembly of the unit, mark the mating surfaces with paint. Do not use a scriber or cutter for this purpose, as this may cause cracks or distort the operation of the units.
To avoid incorrect assembly, secure the mating parts with wire or electrical tape.
Attach tags to the parts that need to be replaced with new ones, as well as to the parts that need to undergo defect inspection. Keep these parts separate from the parts suitable for reassembly.
Dispose of any part only after you have compared the old part with the new one and ensured that they are identical.
[The publication was copied from a web resource lrman.ru]
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