Volvo Penta TAMD72P - Maintenance and Care Periodic Care and Maintenance

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e must be st
er. Release the catch (A)
ockford/BW), or clockwise (A.P.). Lock
not slip after engagement.
Screw on the new filter by hand. Note. Change filter earlier if air and oil
mixture has begun to press out past the valve (1). Check the drain hose (2)
is not clogged.
TAMD63 MD71, TAMD72
0. Check/adjust disengage-
able clutch (if fitted).
11. Replace filter for
crankcase ventilation.
1) TAMD63 and TAMD72.
2) TAMD71.
1. Engine oil change
Note: See table above for ratio of oil
quality to replacement interval.
1) TAMD63 and TAMD72.
2) TAMD71.
2. Replace oil filter (1) and
by-pass filter if fitted (2)
at every other oil
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VDS engine oil or CD or CE as per API system. Drain or pump out oil while
engine is hot.
WARNING! Hot oil can cause burns.
Lubricate gasket and screw on new filter by hand. Tighten by 3/4 turn once
gasket is tight. Top up oil, start, check for leaks. Stop engine and check oil
level.
* Note: Special recommendations apply for new or reconditioned
engines. See instructions. “Running-in” on page 4.
No. Action Instructions Info.
pge.
Rockford/ BW A. P.
Maintenance
Periodic maintenance
If your engine and its fittings are to function reliably, periodic maintenance in accordance with the maintenance
schedule is required. Several of the items deal with the replacement of consumables such as oil filters, fuel fil-
ters, etc.
To ensure continued trouble-free use of your engine, it is important always to use original spares. Always state
the type designation and serial number of your engine and its fittings when ordering parts.
Some operations require professional experience and special tools. Therefore, get authorized service person-
nel to carry out more extensive work.
For further information, see under the heading “Maintenance” in accordance with the respective section in
“Technical Description”.
New engine with reverse gear
See instructions “Running-in” on page 4.
Layout of the maintenance schedule
Shading denotes simpler
operations which can be
carried out by the boat
owner himself.
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Lines indicate operations
which require experience
and/or special tools. This
work should therefore be
left to authorized service
personnel.
Under the heading “In-
structions” is a brief sum-
mary of what should be
rectified when carrying out
the maintenance job in
question.
Under the heading “Infor-
mation page” are refer-
ences to the information
pages towards the back of
the manual. In most cas-
es, these pages provide a
more detailed description
of the operations required.