UniCarriers FD160-2 - Replacing Lamp Bulbs

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
4-17
Rear wheel
CAUTION
When removing a tire from the truck, remove air from the
tire completely and then remove the hub nuts.
Proceed in the same manner as with the front wheel tire, except
that the position of the jack goes under the counterweight.
Note that the jack easily slip out under the counterweight. Work
in a safe position assuming that the jack might slip out when the
truck is jacked up.
Make sure the truck is securely put on a support and the jack is
free before trying to turn hub nuts.
Tire ination pressure and hub nut torque
Tire ination
pressure
kPa {kgf/cm
2
}
Nut torque
Front wheel Rear wheel
FD160-2 784 (8.0)
686 N-m
(70 kgf-m)
440 – 490 N-m
(45 – 50 kgf-m)
FD180-2 809 (8.25)
FD200-2 882 (9.0)
FD230-2 882 (9.0)
•
After reinstalling the wheels, be sure to adjust the tire ination
pressure to the standard value.
•
The front and rear tires have the same ination pressure.
REPLACING LAMP BULBS
If any light bulb burns out, replace it with a new one of the same
capacity, referring to the following table:
LAMP CAPACITY
Light Capacity
Head lamp ..............................................................24 V – 62 W
Clearance lamp ......................................................24 V – 12 W
Turn signals (front and rear) ...................................24 V – 25 W
Tail lamp .................................................................24 V – 10 W
Brake lamp .............................................................24 V – 25 W
Back-up lamp..........................................................24 V – 12 W
Illumination lamp inside instrument panel...............24 V – 3 W
Optional equipment
Front work light .......................................................24 V – 40 W
Rear work light........................................................24 V – 40 W
License number plate lamp ....................................24 V – 12 W