Mazda 121 - Reassembly; Inspection of Parts; Arrangement of Parts

GI
FUNDAMENTAL
PROCEDURES
1. lnsoectlon
of
Parts
Whbn
removed,-each
part
should
be
carefully
inspected
for
malfunctioning,
detormation,
damage,
and
other
problems'
2.
Arrangement
of
Parts
All disJssembled oarts
should
be
carefully
arranged
ior re-
assembly.
Be sureio
separate
or
otherwise
identify
the
parts
to
be
reolaced
from those
that
will
be reused
3.
Cleaning
parts
tor
reuse
All oarts'io be
reused
should
be
carefully
and
thoroughly
cleaned
in the
appropriate
method.
REASSEMBLY
Standard
values,
such
as
torques
and
certain
ad.iustments'
must be strictlv
observed
in the
reassembly
of all
parts'
NEIEr tO STNUONRD
BOLT
AND
NUT
TIGHTENING
TORQUE
in Section
TD for tightening
torques
hot
mentioned
in the
main
text.
lf removed,
these
parts
should
be
replaced
with
new ones:
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.
Oil
seals
3. O-rings
5. Cotter
pins
2.
Gaskets
4. Lock
washers
6.
Nylon
nuts
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Depending
on
location:
1 . Sealant
should
be
applied
to
gaskets.
2. Oil should
be applied
to
the moving
components
of
parts'
3. Specified
oil or
giease should
be applied
at
the
prescribed
locations
(such
as
oil
seals)
before
reassembly'
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