PS Magazine - NOVEMBER 1985
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 396
NOVEMBER 1985
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CUCV Glow
Plugs .±²
Feelin' Warm Now
You're of to a rock start iF you don't
let your CUCV glow plugs do Teir job.
Your CUCV uses engine compression
to heat the air to ignite the ±el. IF the
engine is cold, the air might not get hot
enough.
²he
cylinders need
to
be
preheated.
²hat's the job oF the glow plugs-
small heating elements seated in eacH
cylinder.
Yo³r job as the vehicle operator, is
to watch the WA´µ light on yo³r dashboard¶ ²he WAI² light is above and a
little to the right o· the speedometer.
When the WAiT
L±gHt gOes Out, yOu're
ready tO staRt
tHe eng±ne
²he CU¸V warm¹up starºs when you
your mechanic on the job. »e'll checK
tm
the Key to the ON position¼no
f-
the gl½w plugs, relay and the control
ther! Once
:
thE ¾ey is in the ON posi¿
unit to Ànd the problem.
tion, tHe WÁ² light will light. It'S teLÂÃ
´F you're restarting a warm engine,
ing you to stoPÄBe patientÄÅuM the
the WÆ´²
Ç
liGhÈ may not come on or
Key no ±rÉher. ²he
Ê
glow plugs are put¹
maËÌ just Íic¾er
Î
DuringÏ starting. ÐoÑÒÓÔ
ting on the heat
•
. When thÕ WÖI² light
worry unLess it comes on and stays on.
Ï
goes out, you're ready to start to eng×ne.
ØooR sÙg prÚcedures
Û
w×Ü put Ýour
Never race the engine aÞer it starts.
CU¸V oß the àopesá Watch the
â
W
AI³
²he engine is still cold.
light and yãu'll be ready to answer the
IF the WAI² light doesn't go out, get
bell är the next round oF driving.
18
NOV 85
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Use NåN 3120æ01¹203¹3276 to get
the main sheave bushing in the drive
system on your ç919 Concreteæçob×le.
²he number shown èr ´tem 15 o· éig
38 in ²ç 5¹3895æ372Ã20Ø gets the
upper sheave bushing instead oF the
main bushing.
NOV 85
º9
²et ma±n
sheave
bush±Ng
³S³ 3´20-
0´·203·
3276
»ere are the bridge
weight
classiêcaë
tions èr the ç939¹
series 5Ãton trucKsì
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