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1-84-7 AIM01ETRP 1.4.14 Replacement of Exhaust Cleaner Element (1) Detach the oil case. If the drain cock is loosened, the collected grease will come out. Fig. 4A92-1 1 (2) Remove the nut from the element and then the wa…
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Approximately 14 liters of oil is required for the whole area,
including approximately 11 liters of oil for the area between the
rotary turret and the cooling section.
The following oil quantities are required for the other sections.
Oil Filter : Approx. 400 cc (0.4 liters)
Cooling Section : Approx. 1 liter
Rotary Turret Section : Approx. 10 liters
Cam Box (Separate Container) : Approx. 2.2 liters
Fig. 4A92-10 "Cam Box"
Cam Box Oil Inlet
Cam Box Oil
Outlet
Note
1.4 Maintenance Method
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1-84-7 AIM01ETRP
1.4.14 Replacement of Exhaust Cleaner Element
(1) Detach the oil case.
If the drain cock is loosened, the collected grease will come
out.
Fig. 4A92-11
(2) Remove the nut from the element and then the washer.
Fig. 4A92-12
Exhaust Cleaner
Oil Case Detached
Oil Case
Drain Cock
Element
Nut Removed Washer Removed
Washer
Nut
1.4 Maintenance Method
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Note
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(3) Pull out the element.
A double-faced tape is used to affix the rubber packing to the
upper area of the element. It may stick to the main body side
due to its weak adhesion.
In this case, be sure to peel off the rubber packing from the
main body.
Fig. 4A92-13
(4) Clean the main body and the oil case.
Wipe off the grease that has accumulated in the oil case with a rag.
(5) After cleaning the main body and the oil case, follow the reverse
order of the detachment to attach the oil case.
A rubber packing is already affixed to the element for replace-
ment.
Be sure to replace the washer with the provided one at the
same time.
Fig. 4A92-14
Note
Element Detached
Rubber Packing
Element
Main Body
Note
Element for Replacement
1.4 Maintenance Method
0509-001