CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Belt tensioning is applied through air bellows
which are adjusted by an air pressure regulating
valve mounted in the engine compartment, right
behind the belt tensioning pressure control valve.
The correct pressure of 50 psi (345 kPa) is set at
the factory. Periodically verify the pressure at the
regulating valve using a tire pressure gauge and
correct if necessary.
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For belt replacement, air pressure must be
released from bellows by means of the belt
tensioning pressure control valve. This valve,
mounted close to the pressure regulating valve,
is manually operated. Before handling, be sure
that all engine stopping safety precautions have
been observed.
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• Refer to the Parts Manual, Maintenance
Manual or "Service Bulletins" for
recommended belt sizes and tension
settings;
• Periodically inspect belt and pulleys for wear
or damage;
• Do not treat belts with any compounds.
Keep belts dry;
BACK UP CAMERA
The optional back up camera is located on the
rear cap. To clean the camera's protective
glass, spray with soapy water. Wipe with a clean
damp rag or wiper blade.
Warning: To avoid injury, do not clean camera
with transmission in reverse (R). Shut off engine
and apply parking brake before cleaning.
Caution: To prevent scratches to the camera
protective glass, do not wipe with dry rag. Use a
clean damp rag.
AIR FILTER RESTRICTION INDICATOR
A filter restriction indicator (optional) is used to
monitor the vacuum level between the air filter
and engine. A red marker is displayed when the
air filter is clogged. When a red marker is
displayed, the air filter must be replaced. Reset
by pressing on the indicator's extremity.
The filter restriction indicator is located on the
engine air intake duct.
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A/C AND HEATING SYSTEM AIR FILTERS
For maximum air conditioning and heating
system efficiency, air filters should be inspected
and cleaned as required in maintenance
schedule to ensure proper ventilation of the
evaporator and heating radiator cores. To clean
filters, back flush with water, then dry with air.
Caution: Do not use high pressure water jet to
avoid damaging filter.
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