12
Page
WORKSHOP
MANUAL
We reserve the right to modify the product and the design.
recommended that brake uid should come into contact with the
skin.
- Avoid coolant spilling onto hot parts as it produces an “invisible
ame’’ which can burn you and you cannot see the ame.
- Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot, as the
coolant is under pressure and at a high temperature, which can
cause serious burns.
- If coolant should get into your yes, wash them immediately with
cool water and seek medical service.
- During normal operation, the exhaust system and the engine are at
a high temperature. If you have to perform any operations on them,
wait until they have cooled down or use gloves to avoid burns.
- Avoid using loose clothing that could get caught up with parts of the
vehicle or the environment. Although total security is impossible, the
use of adequate equipment reduces the likelihood and/or severity of
injuries.
- Remove any dirt, mould, dust or any other foreign material prior to
disassembly. Use appropriate tools and cleaning equipment.
- When dismantling parts always keep them paired up and together.
This includes gears, cylinders, pistons and other parts subject to wear
and tear in pairs.
Paired parts must always be replaced as an entire assembly.
- As you disassemble the parts, clean them and put them in trays in
the order you remove them in. That will speed up the installation and
allow the correct installation of all parts.
- Use original CORVUS spare parts and lubricants recommended
by CORVUS. Non-original or non-compliant spare parts can
damage the vehicle. Other brands may seem similar in their
function and appearance, but they are inferior in quality.
- Carefully inspect all elastic rings before installation. Always replace
the rings of the piston pin after each use. Replace any deformed
rubber rings. When you install an elastic ring (1), make sure that the
sharp edge is on the side opposite to the one force is applied on.
- Replace all gaskets, seals and 0-rings when you inspect the engine.
All surfaces that support gaskets, lips, seals and O-rings must be
cleaned.
PRELIMINARY WARNINGS “WORK METHODOLOGY” RECOMMENDATIONS
To Next Page
