Hino Truck FA4J, FB4J Year 2002 Repair Manual (FA, FB) Workshop Guide

This is the Repair and Service Manual for Hino Truck 2002 Series: FA, FB Format: PDF Language: English Hino 2002 Truck FA and FB Series Manual – 1081 Pages Hino J05D-TA Engine Manual – 324 Pages Hino J08E-TA & J08E-TB Engine Manual – 351 Pages Description Hino Truck FA4J, FB4J Year 2002 Repair Manual (FA, FB) This is the Repair and Service Manual for Hino Truck 2002 Series: FA, FB Format: PDF Language: English Hino 2002 Truck FA and FB Series Manual – 1081 Pages Hino J05D-TA Engine Manual – 324 Pages Hino J08E-TA & J08E-TB Engine Manual – 351 Pages This workshop manual has been prepared to provide information covering repairs on FA, FB series Hino 2002 trucks. To use Hino 2002 trucks for years, smoothly, safely, and economically without trouble, it is important to perform inspections. Maintenance required to be performed is the responsibility of the owner. Some recommended repairs of your truck are mentioned. When making any repair of your truck, be careful not to be injured through improper procedures. As for maintenance items, refer to the Owners and Drivers Manual. All information and specifications in this manual are based upon the latest product information available at the time of printing. Table of Content For Hino 2002 Truck Manual: General Introduction Engine Clutch Clutch Control Transmission Transmission Control Propeller Shaft Rear Axle Front Axle Steering Service Brake Parking Brake Exhaust Brake Wheels & Tires Suspension Chassis Frame Cab Electrical Equipment Alternator Starter Compressor Turbocharger Spring Brake Power Steering Automatic Transmission Antilock Brake System Total Electronics System Service Specification Electrical Wiring Diagrams Hino Truck 2002 Manual Instruction Extract: FLUID LEAK INSPECTION Check for any fluid leakage from the gear, pump, reservoir, line and hoses. Check especially for any leaks from the line joints. If fluid leakage does not stop after tightening such joints, replace or overhaul these parts. NOTE: If fluid leakage is not stopped promptly, fluid level decreases and causes power steering malfunction and pump jamming. 1. Fluid leakage from the power steering gear. Inspect for fluid leakage from the worm shaft, end plug, sector shaft, side cover top cover and adjuster screw. NOTE: When replacing the worm shaft oil seal, replace the entire kit. 2. Fluid leakage from the pump and tank. Check for any fluid leakage from the seals. Replace the entire seal kit if necessary 3. Fluid leakage from lines. Check for fluid leakage from line joints (joining flare nuts or hoses) and hose end joints (nuts or line connections). If there is any leakage: a. Tighten the nut or hose clamp. b. Replace lines if any damage, cracks or corrosion on seal surfaces is found. c. Replace hoses if any damage or cracks are found.