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.
press
ing
down
the
upper
casing,
compress
the
shock
absorber
spr
ing
by 5
to
10
mm
and
r
emove
the
slide
blocks;
remove
the
upp
er
casing,
s
pring
and
lower
casing
(Figs.
33
8nd
34);
using
a
special
wrench,
uns
c
rew
the
nut
of
the
reservoir,
grasp
the
u
pper
e
nd
piece of
the
rod
and
pull it up
with j
erks.
This
must
cause
the
rod
togeth-
er
with
the
piston,
bearing,
cylinder
and
lo-
wer
valve
body to
move
outwards
.
If
this
method
of
removal
(with
li
ght
jerks)
does
not
help,
then
slig
htly
raise
the
nut
of
the
re
servoir
and
c<~r
e
fully
extract
the
scaling
ring;
immerse
the
rod to
gethe
r
with
the cylin-
der
and
l
ower
valve
body
into
kerosene
or
petro
l
and,
ho
lding
the
cyl inder with
the
left
hand,
rock
the
rod up
and
down
severa
l ti-
m
es
wit
h
the
rig
ht
hand
unti
l no
stiffness
is felt in
the
movem
e
nt
of
the
pi
sto
n.
After
tak
in
g
out
the
cylinder
wit
h
the
rod from
the
k
erosene
,
grasp
tlJ
e rod
with
one
ha
nd,
a
nd
the
cylinder
with
th
e
other,
and
, by
sh
arply
pus
hin
g
the
rod,
dri ve
the
bearing·
out
of
the
cy
lind
er;
attach
the
rod
to the
en
d piece in
the
vice,
screw
off
the
nut,
r
emove
the pi
ston,
valve,
spring
and
stop;
fir
st
part
the lock-
ing
ring
by
means
of a
sc
r
ew
driv
er
or
plier
s
e1
nd
th
en
take
it off.
Next,
r
emove
the
fol-
lowing:
the
bearing,
gl
and
spring,
gl
and
wa
sher,
nut
tog
et
h
er
w ith gl
and,
a
nd
buf-
fe
rs. Be
ca
reful w
hen
removing
th
e
nut
with
the
gland
since
the
gla
nd
edges
may
be dam
aged
by
th
e
thr
ea
d
at
the
e
nd
of
the
rod;
press
the
gla
nd
out
of the
nut;
insert
a cop
per
or
wooden
drift
of 15 to
19
mm
dia.,
ha
ving
a 5 to 7
mm
dia. r
ecess
at its l
ower
end,
into
the
shock
absorber
cy
-
lind
er.
Holding
th
e cyl
in
der
by hand,
st
rike
the
drift
with
a h
am
mer
and
remove
the
suc-
tion
valve
body
from
the
tub
e.
Thoroughl
y
and
carefully
w
as
h
th
e dis- Fig.
33.
Shock
absorber
mantled
parts
in kero
se
n
e,
pa
rti
c
ular
care
s
hould
be
taken
to
check
th
em
for the a
bs
e
nce
of de
nt
s,
scores,
si
gn
s
of
wear,
cracks,
fluid
le
akage
from t
he
r
ese
r
voir.
Replace
the
de-
fective
parts,
if
any
.
"f
1
93S.
97'

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