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Dodge D350 1990
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Maintenance Guidelines
Page
OC-4
Lubrication and Maintenance
DODGE
Turbo Diesel
Daily Maintenance
Preventative maintenance
is
the
easiest
and least expensive type of maintenance. Preventative maintenance begins
with
a day-to-day
awareness
of the condition of your engine and its
systems.
Each
time
you re-fuel the truck, check
the following:
Oil level
Coolant level
If the
Water
In Fuel
light
is
lit, drain water
from
the fuel/water separator
filter.
- Visually
check
for
leaks,
loose parts, frayed belts, etc.
Oil level - Check
Check
the engine oil level. Never operate the engine
with
the oil
level below the
"L"
(LOW) mark or above the "H*
(High)
mark.
The oil capacity between the low mark and the high mark on
the oil dipstick is 1.89 liters [2 U.S. quarts].
Cooling system - Check
Inspect
the cooling system and
hoses
for leaks or
signs
of
wear.
Check
the radiator
fins
for
excessive
dirt
and debris.
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Coolant recovery tank coolant level - Check
Visually
check the level of coolant recovery tank. When the
engine is running and is at operating temperature, the level
should
be between the MIN and MAX marks.
if coolant is required, refer to Cooling Specifications Section
OE.

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