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FOREWORD

1-2. Vehicle Identification

Figure 1-1: FMVSS Information Decal

1099, POM0809

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can be found in the upper right hand corner of the yellow Federal Motor

Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) information decal found in the driver’s side of the cab.

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- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1. Foreword13
Who Should Use , Service13
Vehicle Identification15
Customer Assistancei16
Responsibility16
Professional , Training17
Chapter 2. Safety19
Warnings Andc Cautions19
- 2-1.3 Safety Warning20
Backing the Vehicle25
Vehicle Handlingc25
Electrocution Hazard from26
High Pressure Hydraulic27
Tanker27
- 2-6.1 Description of27
- 2-6.2 Recommendations for 2-7 Lockout /Tagout28
Safety Defect Reporting29
Chapter 3 . before Placing Vehicle in Service31
Axle Weights and Axle31
Tire Pressure32
- Balance32
  - Procedure35
  - Equipment, Accessories, and Adjustments37
Carwell Removal37
Customer-Installed Equipment37
- Modification37
- 3-6.2 Drilling Holes or Welding38
- 3-6.3 Dissimilar Metal Corrosion38
Radio Equipment38
- 3-7.1 Cab Exterior Equipment38
- 3-7.2 Cab Interior Equipment39
- 3-7.3 Air Pressure Operated Equipment40
Equipment and Cargo Loading40
Front Spring/Suspension Adjustment41
- 3-9.1 Tak-4™ Independent Front Suspension41
- 3-9.2 Leaf Spring Suspension41
3-10. Rear Spring/Suspension Adjustment42
- 3-10.1 Tak-4™ Independent Rear Suspension42
3-11. Suspension42
- 3-11.1 Spring Suspensions (Spring U-Bolts)42
- 3-11.2 Air and Rubber Suspensions42
Chapter 4. General43
- Safe Vehicle Entry and Exit43
Vehicle Access43
- Automatic Steps43
- Service Areas43
- High Locations43
- 4-1.4 No-Step Surfaces44
- Do Not Occupy with Vehicle in Motion44
Keyless Entry (Optional)44
- 4-2.2 to Unlock All Doors44
- 4-2.3 Locking the Doors with Keypad45
- 4-2.4 Additional Information45
- Seats, Seat Belts, and Safety Restraints46
Safety Restraints and Devices46
- Seat Belts46
- 4-3.2 Seat Belt Monitoring System47
- 4-3.3 Side Roll Protection System (Optional)47
- 4-3.4 Frontal Impact Protection (Optional)52
- 4-3.5 Custom Cab Seat Mounting53
- 4-3.6 Scba Brackets Mounted in Seat Backs53
- 4-3.7 Seat Adjustment54
- 4-3.8 Adjustable Foot Pedals (Optional)54
- Controls, Indicators, and Features55
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC)55
- Defroster55
- Heater55
- Air Conditioning55
Hose and Hose Reels56
Instrument Panel Controls & Indicators56
- 4-6.1 Typical Saber® 2014/Enforcer™ Instrument Panel57
Windshield Wiper System59
Vehicle Data Recorder (Vdr)60
Command Zone III61
Chapter 5. Operation63
- Pre-Trip Inspections63
Pre-Trip Inspection63
- Reasons for Daily Inspection63
- Beginning the Inspection63
- 5-1.3 Things to Look for During Inspections64
- 5-1.4 Interior Inspection66
- 5-1.5 Exterior Inspection67
- 5-1.6 Brake Testing70
- General Operation72
Cab Occupant Capacity72
Compartment Doors72
Cab Tilt Operation73
- 5-4.1 Cab Lift System74
- 5-4.2 Manual Pump Operation (Optional)74
Electrical75
- 5-5.1 Alternator75
- Ammeter (Optional)75
- 5-5.3 Battery76
- 5-5.4 Battery Charging Precautions76
- 5-5.5 Battery Switch77
- Voltmeter77
- 5-5.7 Circuit Breakers and Fuses77
- 5-5.8 Hourmeter77
- 5-5.9 Pyrometer (Optional)77
- 5-5.10 Speedometer and Odometer77
- 5-5.11 Low Fuel Warning Light77
- 5-5.12 Tachometer78
- 5-5.14 Warning Lights78
- 5-5.15 Hazard Flashers78
- 5-5.17 Radio Installation79
Fire Scene Operation79
- Flying Embers79
Mirrors79
Pump80
Water Fording Capability80
5-10. Winch Operation82
5-11. Introduction83
- 5-12.3 Active Regeneration85
- 5-12.6 Maintenance88
- 5-13.3 Active Regeneration90
- 5-13.6 Maintenance93
- Engine Exhaust after Treatment Systems93
- Nhibit93
- Peration93
  - 5-28.10 Air Dryer115
5-29. Auxiliary Braking System116
- 5-29.2 Exhaust Brake116
Stability Control118
5-31. Steering120
5-32. Tire Chains120
- 5-32.1 Chain Clearance120
Cab Tilt System123
Doors and Windows123
- Door Strikers123
- 6-2.4 Hinges124
- 6-2.5 Weatherstrip124
Wiper Blades124
- 6-4.1 Heater Shut -O124
- 6-4.2 Air Conditioning125
- 6-5.1 Seat Belts127
Chapter 6 Maintenance127
Aerial Device Boom Support129
Automatic Lubrication Systems129
- Reservoir129
- Inspection129
- Condition of Lube Points129
Fasteners129
- Interior Fasteners129
- Frame Fasteners130
- Bumper Extension Carriage Bolts130
- Other Fasteners130
- Axles, Brakes and Suspension131
Axles131
- Front Axle - Non-Driving131
- Front Axle Alignment131
- Front Axle - Tak-4™ Suspension131
- Rear Axle131
- Rear Axle Alignment132
- Rear Axle - Tak-4™ Suspension132
6-10. Brakes132
- Rakes Eneral132
- 6-10.2 Brakes - Tak-4™ Suspension133
- 6-10.3 Air Dryer133
Spring Suspension (Front and Rear)133
- 6-12.1 Springs133
- U-Bolt Fastener Torque Chart (Table 6-4)134
- 6-12.2 Suspension Shackles134
- 6-12.3 Spring Pins134
6-13. TAK-4™ Suspension135
- 6-13.1 Front Tak-4™ Suspension135
- 6-13.2 Rear Tak-4™ Suspension135
- Electrical136
6-14. Command Zone™ System136
- 6-14.1 Overview136
- 6-14.2 Multiplex System Principals of Operation137
- 6-14.3 Troubleshooting Tips137
6-16. Electrical, AC139
- 6-16.1 Alternating Current (Ac) System (120V-240V) Introduction139
- 6-16.2 Auxiliary Power Units (Apus)140
- 6-16.3 Shore Power140
- 6-16.4 Inverters140
- 6-16.5 before Servicing High Voltage Equipment141
- Engine, Cooling, Fuel and Exhaust142
6-15. Electrical, DC139
- 6-15.1 Alternator139
- 6-15.2 Batteries139
- 6-15.3 Wire Harnesses and Electrical Connectors139
6-17. Engine142
- 6-17.1 Air Intake System142
- 6-17.2 Air Intake and Charge Air Cooler Hose Clamps142
- 6-17.3 Fan and Accessory Belts142
- 6-17.4 Engine Service Schedule143
- 6-17.5 Engine Mount Isolators143
- 6-17.6 Engine Diagnostic Software - Detroit143
- 6-17.7 Engine Diagnostic Software - Cummins143
- 6-17.8 Engine Diagnostic Software - Ford143
6-18. Cooling System143
- 6-18.1 General Inspection and Service144
- 6-18.2 Hoses144
- 6-18.3 Hose Clamps144
- 6-18.4 Water Pump144
- 6-18.5 Thermostats144
- 6-18.6 Coolant145
- 6-18.7 Antifreeze Type145
- 6-18.8 Coolant Fill Procedure146
6-19. Fuel System147
- 6-19.1 Fuel Delivery System147
- 6-19.2 Fuel Filters147
6-20. Exhaust System147
- 6-20.1 General Notes for All 2010 Epa & 2013 Epa Engines148
- 6-20.2 Exhaust Diffusers148
- Driveline149
6-21. Driveshafts149
6-22. Transmission149
- 6-22.1 Transmission Fluid149
- 6-22.2 Transmission Fluid Analysis149
- 6-22.3 External Transmission Coolers150
Transfer Case150
Steering151
- 6-24.1 General Inspection151
- 6-24.2 Tak-4™ Steering151
6-25. Towing Instructions153
- 6-25.2 Front Towing153
- 6-25.3 Rear Towing154
- 6-25.7 Tire Lift Method157
6-26. Welding Instructions160
- 6-26.2 before Welding160
- 6-26.4 after Welding162
6-27. Tires163
- 6-27.4 Tire Inflation164
- 6-27.5 Matching166
- 6-27.7 Tire Rotation167
- 6-27.8 Balancing167
- Torque169
- 6-28.4 Stud Piloted Wheel Installation (Optional)169
- 6-28.5 Cast Spoke Wheels (Optional)171
- 6-28.6 Aluminum Rear Disc Wheels with Flange Nuts (Hub Piloted)172
- 6-28.7 Rim and Wheel Inspection172
- Scheduled Inspections173
Chapter 7 . Lubrication and Maintenance Intervals173
Introduction173
- 7-1.1 Initial Inspection Upon Delivery173
- 7-1.2 Daily Inspections174
- 7-1.3 Weekly Inspections175
- 7-1.4 Monthly Inspections176
- 7-1.5 Semi-Annual Inspections177
- 7-1.6 Annual Inspections178
- 3-5 Year Inspections178
- Vendor Component Inspections179
Appendix A. Mobile Radio Installation Guide185
Appendix B. Exterior Care of Your Vehicle185
Exterior Care of Your Vehicle185
- B-1.1 FINISHED SURFACES of the VEHICLE185
Washing the Vehicle186
- B-2.1 PROPER WASHING EQUIPMENT and METHODS186
- B-2.2 GENERAL WASHING INSTRUCTIONS187
- B-2.3 Tar, Rust or Other Containment Removal187
- B-2.4 CHROME CLEANING188
- B-2.5 ABS PLASTIC and CLEAR LEXAN COMPONENT CARE188
- B-2.6 UNDERCARRIAGE CLEANING and PROTECTION188
Protecting the Finished Surface189
- B-3.1 WAXING the VEHICLE189
- B-3.2 PREVENTING DISSIMILAR METAL CORROSION189
Finish Touch-Up and Repair190
- B-4.1 GOLDSTAR STRIPING REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS190
- B-4.2 Gold Leaf Re-Coating Instructions190
- B-4.3 Paint Touch-Up190
- B-4.4 PROFESSIONAL SURFACE RESTORATION190

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