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1.Connect pressure gauges to
the input and output ports of the load sensing proportioning
valve. sure gauge. 2.Air bleeding (Refer to ). 3.Disconnect
the spring at the support side.
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4.Place the spring so that
it is in parallel with the load sensing proportioning valve,
and then pull in the direction indicated by arrow A so that
its length H shown in the figure
(the length between its ends) is as noted below.
note |
At this time the lever is
pressed all the way to the load sensing
proportioning valve
side.
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5.Check at this time whether or not the
output fluid’s pressure, relative to
the load sensing proportioning valve’s input fluid
pressure, is within the standard
value. Standard value:
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Items
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Spring length H
mm
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Input fluid
pressure MPa
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Output fluid
pressure MPa
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Short
wheelbase
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133*1
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9.8
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4.9 -
5.9
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149*2
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9.8
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7.5 -
8.5
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16.7
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9.0 -
11.0
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Long
wheelbase
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133*1
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9.8
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5.9 -
6.9
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149*2
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9.8
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9.3 -
10.3
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16.7
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11.4 -
13.4
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note |
*1 and
*2 indicate the applicable
lengths for
unladen and laden vehicles
respectively.
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6.After making the check, install the spring.
Disconnect the pressure gauges from the
load sensing proportioning valve and bleed air.
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