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Volvo VNM, VNL, VNX, VHD & VAH Series Trucks – System Maintenance Intervals

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Volvo VNM, VNL, VNX, VHD & VAH Trucks - Maintenance Intervals

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VOLVO VNM/VNL/VNX/VHD/VAH TRUCKS

MAINTENANCE INTERVALS

Service at a Glance Maintenance Intervals, VNM, VNL, VNX, VHD and VAH, Model Year 2011 and Newer, D11, D13, D16 Engines, Engine Oil, Filters, Fuel Filters, With 52 L, Oil Pan Capacity, Air Filter, Fuel Tank Ventilation Filter, Coolant, Fully Formulated Coolant, Extended Life Coolant, Coolant Filters, Valve Adjustment, Fan, Accessory Drive Belt, Heavy Haul, Regional Haul, Long Haul, Exhaust After treatment Systems, Diesel Particle Filter (DPF), AfterTreatment Hydrocarbon Injector (AHI), Def, Pump, Tank Filler Neck Filter, Transmission and Axles, I-shift Transmission, Chassis, Chassis Lubrication, Electrical System Corrosion Protection, Power Steering, Steering Fluid and Filter, Demanding Operation, Drain Def Tank…

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WORK – VOLVO – TRUCKS – SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE INTERVALS – MODEL YEAR 2011 & NEWER – HEAVY HAUL – REGIONAL HAUL – LONG HAUL – ENGINES – EXHAUST AFTERTREATMENT SYSTEMS – TRANSMISSIONS – AXLES – CHASSIS

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Heavy Truck Air Conditioning – Operation, Components, Diagnosis & Service Manual

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HEAVY TRUCKS AIR CONDITIONING

OPERATION & SERVICE

Heavy Duty Air Conditioning Service Manual, Safety Precautions and Warnings, Servicing Refrigerant Systems, Theory of Operation, Heat Transfer, How Does An Air Conditioner Make the Air Feel Cooler?, Heat Always Flows to Cold Until the Temperatures Equal, Evaporator, Heater Core, Coolant Line, Refrigerant Suction Line, Compressor Moves Heat Energy in Refrigerant, Refrigerant Discharge Line, Expansion Valve, Refrigerant Liquid Lines, Condenser, Change of State, Heat Transfer can Force Matter to Change Its State, Solid, Liquid, Gas, Latent Heat, It Takes More Heat to Change Water to Steam Than to Boil Water, Boiling Temperature, Pressure Relationship, Boiling Temperature Directly Affected by Pressure Changes, Temperature- Pressure Relation, Refrigerant Boiling Point, New Refrigerant HFO-1234YF, State Use Regulations, System Refrigerant, System Components, Lubricant Compatibility, Mixing of HFO1234YF and R-134A, New Standards for HFO-1234YF, Flammability Issues, J2911 Requires Certification of Equipment, J2912 Refrigerant Identifiers, J2913 Leak Detector, Basic Air Conditioning System, Refrigerant System Divided Into Two Halves, Compressor Starts Refrigerant Flow, Expansion Valve Restricts the Refrigerant Flow, Hot High Pressure Gas, Outside Air Flow, Expansion Valve, Cold Low-Pressure Gas, Evaporator, Condenser, Orifice Tube Replaces Expansion Valve, Orifice Tube, Air Blowing Past the Evaporator Provides the Heat Necessary, Vaporized Refrigerant Is Drawn Into the Compressor, Refrigerant Changes Back to a Liquid by Releasing Its Heat in the Condenser, Receiver, Drier Holds Extra Refrigerant in Reserve, Blower Motor Provides Air Flow Through the Evaporator, Table of Contents, Air Conditioner Components Identification, Condensers, Tube and Fin, Serpentine Style, Grilldenser, Compressors and Clutches, Tecumseh, York and CCI, Sanden and Zexel, Nippondenso, Harrison (GM), Scroll, Clutches, Basic Clutch Information, Guide to Clutch Identification, Compressor Make and Model, Ecumseh/York/cci, Sanden, Eltec/Zexel/Ice, Switches, Pressure Switch Identification, Female Binary, Male Binary, Low Pressure Switch, High Pressure Switch, Male Trinary, Fermale Trinary, Relays, Receiver/driers, Accumulators, In-line Filters, Expansion Valves, A/c Service Equipment & System Servicing, Service Tools and Their Use, Refrigerant Recovery, Evacuating the System, Charging the System, Charging Procedures, System Flushing, Refrigerant Dispensing Valves, Manifold Gauge Set, System Service Valves, How Much Refrigerant Does the System Require?, Charging Procedures, Improper Charging Procedures, Field Charging Procedure, Alternate Charging Technique, Solvent-based Flushing, Leak Testing, Using a Leak Detector, Types of Leak Detectors, Black Light Leak Detectors, Identifying System Leaks, Diagnostic Procedure Worksheet, System Function Tests, Begin by Asking for a Complete Description of the Complaint, Gauge Hookup, Air Conditioning Pressure Gauge Hookup Procedures, A/C Service Valves, System Test, R134A Service Adapters, System Performance Test, Diagnosing An Expansion Valve System, Refrigerant Pressure Diagnosis, Diagnostic Chart, Diagnosing a Cot System, Air Conditioning Sealants, Hose Crimping, Crimp Inspection Guide, Visual Inspection, Dimensional Inspection, Additional Advantages, The Air-o-crimp, Component System, Fittings, Clamp Assemblies, Air Crimp Gun, Manual Crimp Pliers, Cutter, Refrigerant Oil, Assembly Instructions, Summary of Key Benefits, Refrigerant Leaks, Leading Cause of A/C Issues, Store All O-Rings in a Clean Covered Container, Lubricate All AC O-rings With Mineral Oil, Final Joint Connection, Torque, Proper O-ring Installation, Electrical Info, Sensors and Actuators, Terminal Backed Out of the Connector, Broken Wire, Corrosion, Sensors, Temperature Sensors, Air Temperature, Cab, Unit Air Discharge, Freeze Probe, Coolant Temperature, Refrigerant, Pressure Transducers, Accessing the Diagnostic Mode on ATC Systems…

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MANUAL – HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS – AIR CONDITIONING – OPERATION – TEMPERATURE – PRESSURE – REFRIGERANT – SYSTEM – COMPONENTS – CONDENSERS – COMPRESSORS – SERVICE TOOLS – EVACUATING – DIAGNOSIS – PERFOMANCE – ELECTRICAL – DIAGRAMS – TROUBLESHOOTINGS

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