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Meritor single reduction standard carriers are used in most Meritor axles, rear of tandem axles, and front drive steering axles.
Details the steps to remove the differential carrier from the axle housing, including raising the vehicle and disconnecting the propeller shaft.
Describes the process of disassembling the differential, including marking components and removing parts like the ring gear.
Details the use of specialized fasteners and adhesives for assembly, including installation procedures for new and old fasteners.
Provides instructions on applying silicone gasket material for sealing components during assembly.
Explains how to identify and match drive pinion and ring gear sets using etched marks for proper assembly.
Details the pinion cone variation number and its use in adjusting pinion depth during assembly.
Instructions for cleaning and preparing ground, polished, and rough parts, including drying and rust prevention.
Details critical inspection points for tapered roller bearings, hypoid gears, and axle shafts for wear and damage.
Specifies permissible areas for welding repairs on drive axle assemblies and cautions regarding welding procedures.
Covers pressing bearing cups into the cage and assembling pinion components like cones and spigot bearings.
Details the procedure for checking and correcting pinion bearing preload using a press and spring scale.
Explains how to determine pinion depth and adjust backlash for correct gear contact patterns.
Covers installing differential assemblies, bearing caps, and checking runout and rotating resistance.
Provides a schedule for lubricant changes and specifies lubricant types and temperature ranges.
Lists recommended lubricant types, specifically Gulf Gear DB Dura Max 85W140, for the axle assembly.
An illustration showing the overall axle assembly with numbered components for identification.
An exploded view illustrating the components of the single reduction differential carrier.
Provides a detailed legend for identifying all numbered parts shown in the exploded views.
Lists and describes the numbered components of the brake assembly shown in an exploded view.
Lists various fasteners, their thread sizes, and required torque values in both lb-ft and N-m.
Specifies preload and depth requirements for drive pinion bearings and their adjustments.
Defines specifications for correct hypoid gear set tooth contact patterns and backlash.
Specifies acceptable ranges for ring gear backlash, runout, and main differential bearing preload.
Details the steps for disassembling brake components, including removing the drum, shoes, springs, and camshaft.
Instructions for cleaning various brake parts using solvents, drying, and coating with lubricant to prevent rust.
Details inspection procedures for brake drums, dust shields, camshaft, brackets, shoes, rollers, and springs.
Covers installing brake components like the spider, camshaft, shoes, rollers, and slack adjuster.
Details the steps for adjusting brake slack adjusters, checking stroke, and ensuring proper clearance.
Outlines recommended minor inspections during lubrication schedules and major inspections during re-lining.
| Brand | Meritor |
|---|---|
| Model | RS 120 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |





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