Every 2000 Service Hours
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992 WHEEL LOADER
[GEG00131]
MACHINE ARRANGEMENT
1.1. (39)Hydraulic System - Change Oil, Wash Filler and Rod End Line Screens
2.1. (40)Diesel Engine Valve Lash
(39)Hydraulic System - Change Oil, Wash Filler and Rod End Line Screens
- 1. Drain system when oil is warm. Raise bucket and stop engine.
- 2. Remove fill caps slowly to relieve pressure.
- 3. Remove plug and drain rear tank.
- 4. Open valve and drain front tank.
- 5. Move lift control to lower bucket.
- 6. Clean and install plug in rear tank.
- 7. Close valve on front tank.
Change filter elements. (See item 22.)
- 8. Remove both oil filler screens.
- 9. Remove covers and rod end line screens from both cylinders.
- 10. Wash screens in clean kerosene or diesel fuel.
- 11. Install screens.
- 12. Tighten cover bolts on rod end line screens to 85 ± 5 lb. ft. (11,8 ± 0,7 mkg).
- 13. Loosen bleed plugs.
- 14. Fill rear tank to top of fill screen.
- 15. Fill front tank to top of fill screen.
- 16. Place hydraulic controls in HOLD and start engine.
- 17. Close bleed valves when oil flows without air bubbles.
- 18. Run engine at low idle and refill rear tank.
- 19. Move lift control to RAISE.
- 20. Move lift control to HOLD when cylinder rods begin to move. Refill rear tank.
- 21. Extend lift cylinders 10 inches (254 mm) and refill rear tank.
- 22. Repeat step 21 until cylinder rods are within 16 inches (406 mm) of full extension.
- 23. Extend and retract lift cylinders fully.
- 24. Return lift control to HOLD immediately, when cylinders reach the end of their stroke. Do not use FLOAT position. Refill rear tank.
- 25. Operate lift and tilt controls and steer full left and full right.
- 26. Check oil level. Add oil to rear tank and bleed system if necessary.
- 27. Check oil level and bleed system several times during the first day of operation.
(40)Diesel Engine Valve Lash
Valve Numbering Guide
Valve Lash Setting
- 1. Adjust valves with engine stopped.
- 2. Remove camshaft covers.
- 3. Remove inspection cover.
- 4. Remove pinion and spacer.
- 5. Install pinion without spacer.
- 6. Turn pinion to align hole in flywheel housing with hole in flywheel.
- 7. Install 3" (76 mm) bolt (removed in step 3) in flywheel.
The valves for No. 1 or No. 11 cylinder are closed at this point.
If valves for No. 1 cylinder are closed - adjust exhaust valves 1, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 12.
Adjust inlet valves 1, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 12.
If valves for No. 11 cylinder are closed - adjust exhaust valves 2, 3, 7, 8, 10 and 11.
Adjust inlet valves 2, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 11.
- 8. Turn adjusting screw clockwise until it contacts valve stem. Turn screw counterclockwise specified number of clicks on detent (page 29).
- 9. Remove bolt and turn flywheel 360°.
- 10. Install bolt in flywheel. Adjust remaining valves.
- 11. Remove pinion. Install spacer under pinion.
- 12. Remove bolt from flywheel.
- 13. Install inspection cover.
- 14. Install camshaft covers.
Information System:
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