FRONT SUSPENSION GENERAL. FS - 2 SPECIFICATIONS. FS - 2 SERVICE STANDARDS. FS - 2 SPECIAL TOOLS. FS - 3 SERVICE PROCEDURE. FS - 4 TROUBLESHOOTING

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FRONT SUSPENSION GENERA... FS - 2 SPECIFICATIONS... FS - 2 SERVICE STANDARDS... FS - 2 SPECIA TOOS... FS - 3 SERVICE PROCEDURE... FS - 4 TROUBESHOOTING... FS-10

FS-2 FRONT SUSPENSION GENERA The suspension consists of semi-elliptical piled leaf springs and shock absorbers. The suspension supports the weight of the body and absorbs the vibration and shock from the road surface, thereby preventing their direct transmission to the body for effective protection of he body, passengers and cargo. The suspension also supresses irregular vibrations of the wheels to assure stable operation. Construction and operation Depending on the road surface condition and load weight, the leaf springs deflect to provide buffering function. Any change in the span caused by the load is coped with by movement of the spring shackle at the rear end. Shock absorber adequately damps axle vibration. In addition, stabilizers are provided to reduce the rolling which occurs when the vehicle markes a turn. SPECIFICATIONS Shock absorber Front axle 54AR0545 Item Vehicle model HD120 x Width x t - No. of leaves Shock absorber Model Max. O.D. Cylinder I.D. Stroke Damping force when extended SA301 54 30 210 1300 x 70 x 11-7 SA401 63.5 35 210 1960N (200kgf) SERVICE STANDARDS Service Standards Table Unit:mm Maintenance item Nominal Value (Basic dimeter in [ ]) imit Remedy suspension Spring bracket to shackle pin clearance (Front side) 0 to 0.05 shackle pin Spring bushing to shackle pin clearance 0.075 to 0.15 bushing Spring bracket to shackle pin clearance (Rear side) 0 to 0.05 shackle pin Shackle bushing to shackle pin clearance (Rear side) 0.025 to 0.15 bushing Shackle link to shackle pin clearance 0.025 to 0.15 shackle link or shackle pin Spring bushing to shackle pin clearance (Front side) 0.075 to0.15 bushing

SPECIA TOOS FS-3 TIGHTENING TORQUE TABE ocation tightened U-bolt mounting bolt Shackle pin lock blt Mounting nut Shock absorber lower bracket pin nut Screw size O.D,x pitch (mm) M16 x 1.50 M12 x 1.25 M24 x 1.50 Unit: mm Tightening torque kg m 20.8 to 28.2 3.5 to 5.5 36 to 44 SPECIA TOOS Tool (Number and name) Puller set 09431-83100 Illustration Use Removal of gear and bearing ASST0030 Drift 09517-83300 Removal of oil seal and bearing ASST0020

FS-4 FRONT SUSPENSION SERVICE PROCEDURE REMOVA Removal of front suspension NOTE o Remove the brake hose from a side first. Install to brake side first and use care not to twist the brake hose. o Plug removed brake hose to prevent entry of dust and dirt. o After installation, bleed brake system. Brake hose section Oil pipe 1.3~1.7 kg m Tire section 59±3 kg m shackle link section 19~26 kg m Brake hose 2.1~3.2 kg m Knuckle arm section 10.4~17.3 kg m Shackle pin section U-bolt section 20.8~28.2 kg m Shock absorber section (3.5~5.5) kg m 54AR0612

SERVICE PROCEDURE FS-5 Removal Procedure (1) Removal of shackle pin lock bolt Remove the nut from the spring bracket and, using the Bar remove the lock bolt. Bar Shackle pin lock bolt 54AR0060 (2) Removal of shackle pin Remove the grease nipple from the shackle pin and, using the special tool, puller set, remove the shackle pin. Be sure to remove the nut first for the back side. Puller set 09431-83100 54AR0142

FS-6 FRONT SUSPENSION Disassembly, Inspection and Correction Disassembly of front suspension BD... Basic Diameter... Nominal Value... imit Spring bracket to shackle pin clearance [28]0~0.04 7 Spring bracket bushing to shackle pin clearance [28]0.02~0.14 2 1 Break, wear 6 Deformation 4 Shackle link to shackle pin clearance [28]0.02~0.24 7 2 3 2 7 3 Shackle pin to spring bushing clearance [28]0~0.12 Shackle pin to spring bushing clearance [28]0~0.12 Rubber bushing wear, deformation, crack If functional deterioration or fluid leak is evident, replace as assembly Disassembly sequence 1. ock bolt 2. Shackle pin 3. Side washer 4. Shackle link 5. Clip 6. Front leaf spring 7. Bushing For parts with an encircled number, refer to Disassembly and Reassembly Procedure that follows. NOTE To reassemble, reverse the order of disassembly. 54AR0074

SERVICE PROCEDURE FS-7 Disassembly Procedure (1) Alignment marking Make an alignment mark on the leaf spring. Center bolt Alignment mark 54AR0405 (2) Disassembly of leaf spring Compress the leaves with a press and remove the center bolt and clip bolts. 54AR0406 (3) Removal of clips Using a drill press, countersink the rivet where it is staked and remove the clip. 54AR0407 (4) Removal of bushings Using the special tool, Drift, remove bushing from the wound-up ends of the leaf spring and shackle link. or shackle link Metal bushing Drift 09517-83300 54A0333A Reassembly Procedure (1) Installation of bushings Using the special tool, Drift press-fit the bushing into the woundup ends of the leaf spring and into the shackle link. Drift 09517-83300 or shackle link Metal bushing 54A0333B

FS-8 FRONT SUSPENSION (2) Application of grease Clean leaf surfaces and apply chassis grease between leaves. 54AR0408 (3) Installation of clips Using a riveting machine, fit clips into position. Riveting machine 54AR0409 (4) Reassembly of leaf springs (a) ine up the alignment marks on all leaves and assemble the leaves together by temporarily tightening the center bolt. Center bolt Alignment mark 54AR0405 (b) With the leaves compressed with a press, tighten center bolt and clip bolts. Stake bolt heat at three places with a punch after torquing 54AR0550

SERVICE PROCEDURE FS-9 Installation Installed dimensions:34.5 A Shock absorber B Side washer A D Spring bushing C C 20.8~28.2 kgf.m (wet) Spring bracket bushing Shackle link B Shim Pin Washer Spring bushing Shackle pin Shackle pin Section A-A Section C-C Section B-B 54AR0532 Installation Procedure (1) Combination of right and left leaf springs When the leaf spring assembly is replaced, select an assembly so that the combination of the height codes on right and left springs conforms to any one of the combinations shown below. Height code NOTE Install the spring according to the classification symbols of the camber as follows. (The camber classification symbols are marked on the upper side of the spring as +,O or - ). 54AR0410 Item assembly, H assembly, RH Combination of leaves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 + + O O - O - + O + O O - - (2) ocating the shackle pin Using the Bar, align the lock bolt holes in spring bracket and shackle link with shackle pin lock bolt groove. (3) After installation, feed chassis grease into each grease nipple. Bar 54AR0472

FS-10 FRONT SUSPENSION TROUBESHOOTING NOTE Inspection the front and rear suspensions at the same time. Symptom Spongy feel Cyclic bounce Bumps directly received Vehicle tends to develop noise when not loaded Vehicle tends to develop noise when loaded Probable cause Defective shock absorber Tire unevenly worn Wheels and tires out of balance Tire inflation pressure too high Cracked or broken leaf spring Broken leaf spring Worn spring metal bushing Worn shock absorber rubber bushing Shock absorber left loose Damaged spring bracket U-bolt left loose Remedy Correct balance Adjust Retighten Retighten

REAR SUSPENSION GENERA... RS - 2 SPECIFICATIONS... RS - 2 SERVICE STANDARDS... RS - 2 SPECIA TOOS... RS - 3 SERVICE PROCEDURE... RS - 4 TROUBESHOOTING... RS-10

RS-2 REAR SUSPENSION GENERA The leaf springs mounted between the frame and rear axle, not only support the weight of vehicle body, but also absorb any vibration and shock from the road surface, thereby preventing their direct transmission to the body for effective protection of the body, passengers, and cargo. They also help suppress irregular vibrations of the wheels to ensure road stability. SPECIFICATIONS Rear axle 55AR0001 Item x Width x t - No. of leaves Vehicle model Main Helper HD120 1300 x 70 x 11-10 1020 x 70 x 11-6 SERVICE STANDARDS SERVICE STANDARDS TABE Unit:mm Maintenance item Spring bracket bushing to shackle pin clearance Spring bushing to shakcle pin clearance Shackle link to shackle pin clearance Shackle link bushing to shackle pin clearance Nominal Value (Basic dimeter in [ ]) [32] 0 to 0.05 [32] 0.025 to 0.15 [32] 0 to 0.05 [32] 0.025 to 0.15 imit Remedy spring bracket or shackle pin 0.5 bushing or shackle pin shackle link or shackle pin 0.5 bushing or shackle pin TIGHTENING TORQUE TABE ocation tightened U-bolt Shock absorber i bolt tighten nut Shackle pin lock bolt Rubber bumper tighten nut Screw size O.D, x pitch (mm) M20 x 2 M22 x 1.5 M10 x 1.25 M12 x 1.25 Tightening torque kg m 45 to 47 26 to 35 3.5 to 5.5 3.4 to 5.0

SPECIA TOOS RS-3 SPECIA TOOS Tool (Number and name) Puller set 09431-83100 Illustration Use Removal of gear and bearing ASST0030 Drift 09517-83300 Removal of oil seal and bearing ASST0020

RS-4 REAR SUSPENSION SERVICE PROCEDURE REMOVAl Removal of front suspension Brake hose section Oil pipe 19~25 Nm (1.9~2.6kgf m) U-bolt section 350~475N.m (35.9~48.5 kgf m) (wet) Brake hose 21~31 Nm (2.1~3.2kgf m) Propeller shaft section 67~100Nm (6.8~10.2 kgf m) 34~54Nm (3.5~5.5 kgf m) NOTE o Remove the brake hose from frame side first and reinstall it from the rear axle housing first, use care not to twist the brake hose. o Plug removed brake hose to prevent entry of dust and dirt. o After installation, bleed brake system. 55AR0140

SERVICE PROCEDURE RS-5 Removal Procedure (1) Removal of shackle pin lock bolt Remove the nut from the spring bracket, one at front and two in the rear, and remove the lock bolt using the Bar. Shackle pin lock bolt Bar Nut 54AR0481 (2) Removal of shackle pin Remove the grease nipple from the shackle pin and, using the special tool, puller set, remove the shackle pin. Puller set 09431-83100 55AR0055

RS-6 REAR SUSPENSION Disassembly, Inspection and Correction BD... Basic Diameter... Norminal Value... imit Spring bracket to shackle pin clearance [28]0~0.04 Shackle link bushing to shackle pin clearance [28]0.02~0.14 1 Spring bracket to shackle pin clearance 7 8 2 [28]0~0.04 4 3 5 6 8 Shackle link to shackle pin clearance Shackle pin to spring bushing clearance [28]0~0.12 2 8 Spring bushing to shackle pin clearance [28]0~0.04 [28]0~0.12 Disassembly sequence 1. ock bolt 2. Shackle pin 3. Side washer 4. Shackle link 5. Clip 6. Rear main leaf spring 7. Rear helper leaf spring 8. Spring bushing For parts with an encircled number, refer to Disassembly and Reassembly Procedure that follows. NOTE To reassemble, reverse the order of disassembly. 55AR0133

SERVICE PROCEDURE RS-7 Disassembly Procedure (1) Alignment marking Make an alignment mark on the leaf spring. Alignment mark 55AR0553 (2) Disassembly of leaf spring Compress the leaves with a press and remove the center bolt and clip bolts. 55AR0554 (3) Removal of clips Using a drill press, countersink the rivet where it is staked and removed the clip. 54AR0347 (4) Removal of bushings Using the special tool, Drift, remove bushing from the wound-up ends of the leaf spring and shackle link. or shackle link Metal bushing Drift 09517-83300 54A0333A Reassembly Procedure (1) Installation of bushings Using the special tool, Drift press-fit the bushing into the woundup ends of the leaf spring and into the shackle link. Drift 09517-83300 or shackle link Metal bushing 54A0333B

RS-8 REAR SUSPENSION (2) Application of grease Clean leaf surfaces and apply chassis grease between leaves. 55AR0304 (3) Installation of clips Using a riveting machine, fit clips into position. Riveting machine 55AR0168 (4) Reassembly of leaf springs (a) ine up the alignment marks on all leaves and assemble the leaves together by temporarily tightening the center bolt. Center bolt Alignment mark 55AR0555 (b) With the leaves compressed with a press, tighten center bolt and clip bolts. Stake bolt heat at three places with a punch after torquing 55AR0556

SERVICE PROCEDURE RS-9 Installation A B Side washer Pack grease A 34~53Nm (3.5~5.5)kg m Shackle pin Section A-A Sprin buhing Bolt B 34~53Nm (3.5~5.5) kg m 350~475Nm (35.9~48.5kgf m) Side washer Shackle link bushing Pack grease Spring bushing Side washer Shackle link Shackle pin Section B-B 55AR0002 Installation Procedure (1) Combination of right and left leaf springs When the leaf spring assembly is replaced, select an assembly so that the height codes on the right leaf spring is identical to that on the left spring. (2) ocating the shackle pin Using the Bar, align the lock bolt hole in spring bracket and shackle link with the lock bolt groove in shackle pin. Height code 55AR0557 (3) After installation, feed chassis grease into each grease nipple. NOTE Install the spring according to the classification symbols of the camber as follows. (The camber classification symbols are marked on the upper side of the spring as +,O or - ). Bar Item assembly, H assembly, RH Combination of leaves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 + + O O - O - + O + O O - - 54AR0481

RS-10 REAR SUSPENSION TROUBESHOOTING NOTE Inspection the front and rear suspensions at the same time. Symptom Cyclic bounce Bumps directly received Vehicle tends to develop noise when not loaded Vehicle tends to develop noise when loaded Probable cause Tire unevenly worn Wheels and tires out of balance Tire inflation pressure too high Cracked or broken leaf spring Broken leaf spring Worn spring metal bushing Damaged spring bracket U-bolt left loose Remedy Correct balance Adjust Retighten