DAF CF65, CF75, CF85 Series . Manual — part 974

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General

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Plastic reservoir
In single-circuit systems, plastic reservoirs are

applied.

The reservoir (1) is equipped with a screw cap (3)

and a dipstick (2).

The supply line is connected to line

connection (7).

The return line is connected to line

connection (8).

The filter element (6) is kept in place with a plastic

clamp (4).

If the resistance in the filter is excessive, e.g.

because of cold oil or a polluted filter, the filter

element (6) is partly pushed off the seat. This

causes part of the steering oil to pass along the

underside of the filter element (6) directly into the

reservoir. This movement of the filter element (6)

is possible, because a spring (5) has been fitted

between the filter element (6) and the plastic

clamp (4).

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Steel reservoir
A steel reservoir is used on the dual-circuit

system and the EMAS controlled trailing axle. In

the dual-circuit system, two interconnected

reservoirs are applied.

The reservoir is equipped with a steel lid (4),

which is closed using a wing nut (2). The lid (4) is

sealed with a rubber ring (5).

The lid (4) is equipped with a dipstick (3).

A rubber bush (6) is fitted between the lid (4) and

the filter element (8), which pushes the filter

element (8) onto the seat of the filter holder (9).

The by-pass valve consists of a clamping disc

(10) placed under the filter element.

The force which the return oil exerts on the

clamping disc (10) pushes the disc (10) off the

seat (11). Part of the steering oil flows directly into

the reservoir, see the arrow in the drawing.

The line connection (15) is sealed by the sealing

ring (14).

The two reservoirs are interconnected by an

overflow line.

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Inspection and adjustment

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2. INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENT

2.1 INSPECTION OF STEERING OIL LEVEL

1.

Check the steering oil level when the engine

is not running.

2.

Clean the dipstick and its immediate

surroundings to prevent any dirt from

entering the reservoir.

3.

Check the fluid level in the reservoir using

the dipstick.

4.

The fluid level should be between the marks

when the steering oil is "cold".

Note:

When the steering oil is at operating

temperature, the level may be above the top

mark on the dipstick.

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2.2 INSPECTION OF LINES

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Condition of the lines

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Check all lines for tightness and wear.

Where supply lines are subject to

negative pressure, it is particularly likely

that porous lines will give rise to

problems (air in the system).

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If in doubt, always replace the line.

2.

Line connections

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Check every line connection for leaks.

3.

Line route

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Lines must not be twisted during

assembly. To facilitate checking this, a

mark may have been provided on the

hose (sometimes in the form of text).

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Lines should not touch other parts (to

prevent chafing).

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The course lines follow should not

include any sharp bends; this applies

especially to the flexible suction and

return lines.

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Lines should not be pinched off by other

components.