What to do if Bell B40C 6X6 Trucks engine turns but does not start?
If your Bell Trucks engine turns but does not start, it may be due to insufficient fuel in the fuel tank. Fill the fuel tank and bleed the fuel system.
Why is my Bell B40C 6X6 Trucks losing power?
If your Bell Trucks is experiencing loss of power, it could be due to an air filter restriction (service the air filter system) or an exhaust restriction (locate and repair the restriction).
How to start Bell Trucks engine when cold?
If your Bell Trucks engine is hard starting when cold, it could be because the engine starter motor turns the engine too slowly (check the battery charge, recharge or replace the battery) or due to incorrect use of auxiliary starting aid (instruct operator on correct use).
Why does my Bell B40C 6X6 Trucks engine cut out soon after starting?
If your Bell Trucks engine cuts out soon after starting, it could be caused by: insufficient fuel in the fuel tank (fill the fuel tank and bleed the fuel system), air in the fuel system (bleed the fuel system), a blocked fuel tank air vent (clean out the air vent and bleed the fuel system), blocked fuel filters (replace the fuel filters), an air filter restriction (service the air filter system), or an exhaust restriction (locate and repair the restriction).
What to do if Bell B40C 6X6 Trucks engine is difficult to start?
If your Bell Trucks engine is difficult to start, whether hot or cold, it could be due to a few reasons: the starter motor might be turning too slowly (check the battery charge and recharge or replace the battery), there might be air in the fuel system (bleed the fuel system), a restricted air inlet (service the air filter system), or a restricted exhaust system (locate and repair the restriction).
How to fix starter motor turns engine too slowly in Bell Trucks?
If the starter motor turns the engine too slowly in your Bell Trucks, it might be due to several reasons: a battery that is undercharged (check, recharge, or replace it), loose or dirty battery terminals (tighten or clean them), a faulty engine earth connection (repair, clean, or secure it), or an incorrect grade of engine lubrication oil (change the oil, referring to the Recommended Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant Chart).
What causes rapid tyre wear on Bell Trucks?
Explains the safety symbol and definitions of WARNING and CAUTION terms used in the manual.
Provides a health warning regarding diesel engine exhaust and its constituents.
Lists Bell Equipment dealer branches and contact information across various regions.
Information on OSHA standards and the availability of MSDS for equipment substances.
Guidelines regarding modifications to ROPS/FOPS and certification requirements.
Details on sound pressure and sound power testing according to ISO standards.
Covers safety regulations, mounting/dismounting procedures, and power line avoidance.
Details machine specifications including engine, transmission, axles, brakes, wheels, suspension, hydraulics, pneumatic systems.
Details electrical system specifications like voltage, battery type, and bulb ratings.
Details cab and bin specifications, including dimensions and noise level.
Provides empty and loaded mass specifications for the machine.
Lists fluid capacities for engine oil, coolant, transmission, hydraulics, etc.
Provides detailed dimensions of the machine, including turning radius.
Chart detailing recommended lubricant viscosities and service fills for components.
Explains metric bolt grades and interpretation of tensile strength.
Explains metric nut grades and interpretation of tensile strength.
Torque settings for SAE grade bolts in imperial sizes.
Torque settings for BS grade bolts in imperial sizes.
Introduces the chapter detailing operator controls and instruments located in the cab.
Describes various gauges like Hour Meter, Air Pressure, Temperature, Tachometer, Speedometer, Fuel.
Details various warning lights and their meanings for engine, brakes, transmission, and systems.
Explains the operation of various switches for wipers, lights, indicators, and range selection.
Covers Ignition, Steering Wheel, Pedals, Shift Selector, Tip Control Lever, and Air Conditioner.
Details operator seat adjustments and seat belt usage and maintenance.
Covers trainer seat, bonnet release, ashtray, storage, CTD switch, and utility sockets.
Outlines essential safety instructions to be observed before operating the machine.
Details operator duties, reporting damage, and the importance of trained personnel.
Describes the procedure for the daily walk-around check of the machine.
General safety rules for operating the machine, including speed and visibility.
Step-by-step procedure for starting the engine in various weather conditions.
Procedure for safely shutting down the engine, including warm-up and cooling.
Covers safe machine movement, brake checks, and engine/transmission warm-up requirements.
Safety rules for operating techniques, emphasizing space and accident reporting.
Explains gear selection, shifting, safety functions, and controlled gear range.
Covers transport, uphill, downhill, slowing the machine using the engine, and off-road operation.
Procedures for safe loading and unloading of the machine, including spotter use.
Instructions for dealing with a stuck machine and methods to rock it out.
Details safety rules and procedures for towing disabled machines with inoperable or operable engines/steering.
Instructions for lifting the machine using a crane and securing it for transportation.
Details machine preparation for servicing, including unloading, washing, and safety lock installations.
Covers general rules for carrying out service work safely and correctly.
Outlines the daily or 10-hourly maintenance schedule tasks.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 100-hour service interval.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 250-hour service interval.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 500-hour service interval.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 1000-hour service interval.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 2000-hour service interval.
Outlines the maintenance schedule for the 4000-hour service interval.
Outlines maintenance tasks to be performed as required.
Introduces daily/10-hourly checks and general service instructions.
Details daily checks for the engine, including oil, fuel filter, coolant, and compartment components.
Introduces the 100-hour service and related instructions.
Procedures for engine oil and filter changes, fuel screen cleaning, and filling with oil.
Procedures for changing transmission fluid and filters.
Procedure for changing the transfer case oil.
Procedures for changing differential and final drive oil, and checking axle components.
Procedure for changing hydraulic return filters.
Procedure for changing the air drier filter.
Introduces the 250-hour service and related instructions.
Covers engine oil/filter, fuel screen, anti-freeze, drive belts, and throttle linkage checks.
Instructions for checking and cleaning transmission and transfer case breathers.
Procedures for checking differential and final drive oil levels, and axle breathers.
Procedure for cleaning and changing the air conditioner external filter.
Introduces the 500-hour service and related instructions.
Covers fuel filter changes and engine valve clearance adjustment.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic breather filter.
Procedures for changing differential and final drive oil, and checking axle components.
Introduces the 1000-hour service and related instructions.
Procedures for changing fuel filters and drive belts for engine and AC compressor.
Procedures for changing transmission fluid/filters and transfer case oil.
Procedures for changing hydraulic return filters and air drier filter.
Procedure for checking bin pivot pins.
Introduces the 2000-hour service and related instructions.
Procedure for flushing the engine coolant.
Procedure for changing the hydraulic fluid.
Introduces the 4000-hour service and related instructions.
Procedure for changing the crankcase breather.
Introduces as-required service tasks and instructions.
Procedure for bleeding the fuel system.
Information on servicing injectors and injector pump.
Procedures for changing air cleaner filter elements and cleaning the pre-cleaner bowl.
Checks for crankcase breather and fuel tank filler cap.
Procedure for changing the transmission breather.
Introduces the troubleshooting chapter for machine, engine, and component issues.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for common engine problems like starting, power, and oil issues.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for wheel alignment, cracks, and tyre wear issues.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for brake system issues like stopping distance and noise.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for axle and suspension problems like oil leaks and excessive play.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for hydraulic and pneumatic system issues.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for electrical system issues, including gauges, switches, and lights.
Lists symptoms, causes, and remedies for frame and assembly issues like excessive play and noise.
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