Case 335, 340, 335B, 340B Articulated Dump Truck Service Manual
1,521 pages · Publication 87694079
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From the manual's own table of contents: 10 sections, 520 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 714 KB)
General8 topics
- GENERAL
- ENGINES
- ELECTRICAL
- STEERING
- POWER TRAIN
- BRAKES
- HYDRAULICS
- MOUNTED EQUIPMENT
SECTION 1 - GENERAL94 topics
- CONDITIONS OF USE
- INFORMATION ON THIS HANDBOOK
- Definitions
- Symbols
- Purpose of this handbook
- To whom this handbook is addressed
- Safekeeping of this handbook
- Updates to this handbook
- Units of measure
- SCHEDULED USE
- VEHICLE DRIVERS
- WASTE DISPOSAL
- WARRANTY AND LIABILITY OF THE MANUFACTURER
- Warranty conditions
- Liability
- SERVICE
- After sales service
- Spare parts
- GENERAL OPERATION RULES
- Pre-disassembly preparation
- During disassembly
- Disconnecting hydraulic lines
- After disassembly
- During assembly
- Screw and nut tightening
- Connecting hydraulic lines
- Interchangeable parts
- Welding on the chassis
- INTRODUCTION
- Safety information and symbols
- General instructions
- preventing fires
- ROLLOVER ACCIDENTS
- Prevention
- What to do if the vehicle rolls over
- Structure of the cab
- instructions for use
- Starting and stopping
- Driving the vehicle
- Working the vehicle
- Towing the vehicle
- Replacing the wheel
- MAINTENANCE
- Electrical power disconnection
- Emergency switch
- Safety locks
- VEHICLE COMPOSITION
- DIMENSIONS (EMPTY VEHICLE)
- DIMENSIONS WITH BODY RAISED
- WEIGHTS
- CENTER OF GRAVITY (HORIZONTAL POSITION)
- PERFORMANCE
- PERFORMANCE ALIGNMENT CHART
- Using the alignment chart
- MAIN TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Chassis number
- CASE PIN plate
- POSITION OF IDENTIFICATION DATA ON MAIN GROUPS
- Chassis
- Engine
- Automatic transmission
- Drive axles
- Dump cylinders
- Steering cylinders
- Front suspension cylinders
- Front drive axle
- Intermediate and rear drive axles
- Suspension
- Wheels and tires
- Hydraulic system
- Electrical system
- Drive cab
- Body
- LIST OF BULBS
- CAPACITIES
- TIRE PRESSURE TABLE
- ANTIFREEZE CONCENTRATION IN ENGINE COOLANT
- ANTIFREEZE CONCENTRATION IN WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID
- BATTERY ELECTROLYTE DENSITY TABLE
- TIGHTENING TORQUE
- PLATES APPLIED TO THE VEHICLE
- EUROPEAN VERSION
- INSIDE ENGINE HOOD PLATE
- INSIDE CAB PLATE
- U.S.A. VERSION
- ENGINE FAULT CODES
- FAULT CHECK USING THE DISPLAY
- ENGINE FAULT CODES LIST (335 & 340 TIER 3)
- ENGINE FAULT CODES LIST (335B & 340B)
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FAULT CODES
- TRANSMISSION FAILURE LIST
- DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR PIN-OUT
- MULTIPLEX SYSTEM FAULT CODES
- MULTIPLEX SYSTEM FAULT CODES LIST
SECTION 2 - ENGINE43 topics
- WALK AROUND
- ELECTRONIC SYSTEM CONTROL
- Electrical and electronic components
- Component location on engine right-hand side
- Component location on engine left-hand side
- FUEL SUPPLY CIRCUIT (335B & 340B)
- Overpressure Valve
- Fuel Pump
- Fuel Supply Circuit Diagram
- Pump-Injector
- Pumping Element
- Nozzle
- Solenoid valve
- Replacing pump injectors
- Injection phases
- Filling phase
- Injection phase
- Pressure reduction phase
- ENGINE AIR INTAKE SYSTEM
- VARIABLE GEOMETRY TURBINE (VGT)
- ACTUATOR ADJUSTMENT
- Operating principle
- VGT CONTROL SOLENOID VALVE
- CONTROL AIR SYSTEM DIAGRAM
- ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM
- ENGINE BRAKE
- EARLY CLOSING SYSTEM FOR THE INTAKE VALVES
- COOLING
- Main circuit engine cooling circuit (335 Tier 3)
- MAIN CIRCUIT ENGINE COOLING CIRCUIT (340 TIER 3, 335B & 340B)
- SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
- Operating instructions
- Thermostat operation - engine cooling system
- LUBRICATION
- Lubrication system outline
- Lubrication system outline - Detail A
- Oil pump
- Additional oil pump
- Oil pressure regulator valve
- Heat exchanger
- Thermostatic valve
- By-pass valve
- Engine oil filters
SECTION 4 - ELECTRICAL42 topics
- MULTIPLEX SYSTEM OVERVIEW
- Conventional control
- MULTIPLEX system
- CAN LINE
- Static efficiency tests
- Measurement values
- MULTIPLEX SYSTEM GENERAL DIAGRAM
- TOPOGRAPHIC DIAGRAMS
- BULKHEAD CONNECTORS
- Cab/engine wiring WHITE through bulkhead connector PIN OUT side
- Cab/services wiring BROWN through bulkhead connector PIN OUT side
- Cab/automatic transmission wiring YELLOW through bulkhead connector PIN OUT side
- CAN OPEN LINE
- CAN OPEN LINE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
- BODY COMPUTER SYSTEM COMPONENTS
- CLUSTER
- CLUSTER control unit PIN OUT
- HEAD (BODY COMPUTER)
- HEAD control unit PIN OUT
- MIDAC
- MIDAC LOCATION
- Detachment and reattachment of the MIDAC connector
- MIDAC 1 control unit PIN OUT
- MIDAC 2 control unit PIN OUT
- MIDAC 3 control unit PIN OUT
- LOCATION OF SENSORS AND ACTUATORS
- LOCATION OF BODY COMPUTER HEAD SENSORS
- CAN J1939 LINE
- EDC ENGINE CONTROL UNIT
- A” Electro-- injectors connector
- B” chassis connector
- C” sensors connector
- TRANSMISSION CONTROL UNIT (TCU)
- Transmission control unit pin-out
- ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
- Batteries
- GROUND POINTS
- INTERIOR CONTROL AND UTILITY ARRANGEMENT
- INDICATORS AND WARNING LIGHTS
- CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEM
- Manual climate control
- Climate control system air vents
SECTION 5 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM11 topics
- WHEELS
- DESCRIPTION
- SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA
- Tier 3 & 335B (Dry disc brakes models only)
- Tier 3 & 340B (Wet brakes models only)
- REPLACING A COMPLETE WHEEL
- Disassembly
- Fitting
- TIRE–RIM DISASSEMBLY–ASSEMBLY
- Cleaning of the wheel parts
- Reassembly
CHAPTER 2 - STEERING AND DUMPING36 topics
- STEERING AND DUMPING SYSTEM – DESCRIPTION
- Main components
- Function
- Main components of the steering – dumping system
- HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM
- Steering–dumping hydraulic system (see next page)
- Steering – dumping hydraulic diagram
- OPERATION
- TOPOGRAPHICAL DIAGRAMS
- Forward chassis diagram
- Rear chassis diagram
- Changing the fluid
- Replacing the pressurised brake actuator filter
- Cleaning the (suction) filter
- Replacing the steering/dumping pressurised filter
- Cleaning inside the filter (suction)
- Hydraulic system air bleeding
- Hydraulic system pressure discharge with engine off
- Steering–dumping hydraulic system pressures check
- Prescribed pressure values
- Dumping and steering valves
- Steering–dumping hydraulic system pressures calibration
- Main pump
- MAIN PUMP REMOVAL – REPLACEMENT
- Removal
- Replacement
- DUMPING VALVE REMOVAL – REPLACEMENT
- DUMPING CYLINDER REMOVAL – REPLACEMENT
- STEERING VALVE REMOVAL – REPLACEMENT
- STEERING CYLINDER REMOVAL – REPLACEMENT
- MAIN PUMP OVERHAUL
- Pump disassembly
- Cleaning
- Inspections and checks
- Main pump group
- Pump assembly
SECTION 5 - STEERING6 topics
- EMERGENCY STEERING SYSTEM
- Emergency steering hydraulic diagram (335 & 340 Tier 3)
- Emergency steering hydraulic diagram (335B & 340B)
- INSPECTION PROCEDURES
- Check the efficiency of the emergency steering pump control (335 & 340 Tier 3)
- EMERGENCY STEERING PUMP REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
SECTION 6 - POWER TRAIN96 topics
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CROSS-SECTION VIEW
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION EXTERNAL PIPE ARRANGEMENT VIEW
- TRANSMISSION SPEED SENSORS
- Speed sensor location
- Speed sensor setting
- Pressures check pipes installation
- Pressure measuring ports
- Oil level check
- Pressures reading
- Run AEB
- FUNDAMENTAL COMPONENTS
- Torque converter
- Lock–up clutch
- Clutches
- Hydrodynamic brake (retarder)
- Central differential lock
- 1st forward gear: ratio 1:5.350
- 2nd forward gear: ratio 1:3.446
- 3rd forward gear: ratio 1:2.207
- 4th forward gear: ratio 1:1.421
- 5th forward gear: ratio 1:0.970
- 6th forward gear: ratio 1:0.625
- 1st reverse gear: ratio 1:5.350
- 2nd reverse gear: ratio 1: 2.207
- 3rd reverse gear: ratio 1:0.970
- FRONT DIFFERENTIAL FITTING
- TRANSMISSION OIL COOLING SYSTEM
- Automatic transmission oil circulation system diagram
- Connector key
- TECHNICAL DATA
- CASE SPECIAL TOOLS
- Oil level check
- Breather
- Oil change
- Oil filter change
- AEB procedure
- Display – meaning of AEB procedure messages
- First reduction: bevel pair
- Second reduction: hub and planetary train
- Brake caliper
- Brake disc and caliper
- Bevel gear (first reduction)
- Planetary train and hub (second reduction)
- TIGHTENING TORQUES
- TOOLS
- Replacement of the brake pads
- Breaking-in of the pads
- FRONT DIFFERENTIAL
- Checking oil level
- Changing the oil
- FRONT HUBS
- FRONT HUB REMOVAL-REFIT
- Installation
- BRAKE CALIPER REMOVAL-INSTALLATION
- PLANETARY REDUCER OVERHAUL
- Planetary reduction gear seals and thread-stops application and bearings diagram
- Inspection of the dismantled parts
- FRONT DIFFERENTIAL OVERHAUL
- Inspection of the disassembled parts
- Diagram of bearings and the application of thread-locks and distributor and differential seals
- Diagram of the self-locking differential assembly
- BRAKE CALIPER OVERHAUL
- BRAKE DISC OVERHAUL
- Splitter Unit
- First reduction: bevel gear pair
- Splitter unit and bevel gear pair (first reduction)
- EQUIPMENT
- INTERMEDIATE AXLE REMOVAL-REFIT
- Removal of the supports
- DIFFERENTIAL AND DISTRIBUTOR OVERHAUL
- Diagram of bearings and the application of thread- locks and distributor and differential seals
- Braking assembly
- Breaking system connections
- REAR AXLE REMOVAL-REFIT
- Diagram of bearings and the application of thread- locks and differential and countershaft seals
- Automatic clearance recovery device
- SPECIFICATION AND DATA
- Hub and planetary gear (second reduction)
- Central splitter
- Axle splitter
- Front axle
- Propeller shafts
- Driveline (Disc brakes models only)
- Driveline (Wet brakes models only)
- Parking brake unit
- TIGHTENING TORQUES (DISC BRAKES MODELS ONLY)
- TIGHTENING TORQUES (WET BRAKES MODELS ONLY)
- Parking brake caliper release
- Replacement of the parking brake pads
- PROPELLER SHAFT REMOVAL– REPLACEMENT
- DETACHMENT–INSTALLATION OF THE PARKING BRAKE DISC AND CALIPER
- Removal of the caliper
- REMOVAL – INSTALLATION OF THE CENTRAL SUPPORT
- CENTRAL BEARING OVERHAUL
- Dismantling
- Assembly
SECTION 7 - BRAKES35 topics
- BRAKING SYSTEM
- Main components of the braking system
- Service and parking brakes – location
- BRAKING SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES
- BRAKE PUMPREMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- Braking system hydraulic diagram – version without dumping brake
- Braking system hydraulic diagram – version with dumping brake
- TOPOGRAPHIC DIAGRAMS (VERSION WITHOUT DUMPING BRAKE)
- Topographic diagram of the front chassis
- Topographic diagram of the rear chassis
- TOPOGRAPHIC DIAGRAMS (VERSION WITH DUMPING BRAKE)
- Braking hydraulic system air bleeding
- Braking system pressure discharge with engine off
- Braking hydraulic system pressures check
- Braking hydraulic system pressures adjustment
- Brake pedal position adjustment
- BRAKE PUMP REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- BRAKE PEDAL VALVE REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- BRAKES COOLING SYSTEM
- Main components brake cooling system
- Brake cooling system hydraulic diagram
- A OILTANK
- B BRAKE COOLING MOTOR/PUMP GROUP
- C BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM WATER–OIL HEAT EXCHANGER
- D BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM FILTER
- E FRONT AXLE BRAKE COOLING GROUP
- F REAR CHASSIS CONNECTION PLATE
- G INTERMEDIATE AXLE BRAKE COOLING GROUP
- H REAR AXLE BRAKE COOLING GROUP
- Replacing the pressurised filter
- Cleaning the internal (suction) filter
- BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES
- BRAKE COOLING SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
- BRAKE COOLING CIRCUIT PUMP–MOTOR REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
SECTION 8 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM21 topics
- DESCRIPTION DRY DISC BRAKES MODELS
- General diagram
- DESCRIPTION WET BRAKES MODELS
- Location of the tanks, pumps and exchangers
- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE TEST POINTS – DRY DISC BRAKES MODELS
- Steering–dumping–fan system
- Brakes actuation system
- Hydraulic system pressure table – dry disk brakes models
- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE TEST POINTS --- WET BRAKES MODELS (340B)
- Brake actuation system – brake cooling system
- Table of hydraulic system pressures – wet brakes models
- Main pump (Rotary Piston Pump)
- Brake pump
- Emergency steering pump
- Dumping distributor
- Steering valve
- Back–pressure valve
- Accumulators – disk brakes
- Accumulators – wet brakes
- Fan drive
- Cartridge filters
SECTION 9 - MOUNTED EQUIPMENT118 topics
- Front suspension
- Hydro–pneumatic cylinder – description
- Hydro–pneumatic cylinder – view
- Rear suspension
- Equipment connection diagram
- Checking suspension cylinder height
- Checking suspension element pressure
- Inflating the suspension elements
- Deflating the suspension element pressure
- Changing the suspension fluid element
- DISASSEMBLY–REASSEMBLY OF THE AXLE SHAFT PROTECTIONS
- FRONT SUSPENSION REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- Transfer shaft removal
- Removal of the hubs
- FRONT SUSPENSION CYLINDER REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- REPLACEMENT OF THE FRONT SUSPENSION BALL JOINT
- REAR SUSPENSION REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT OF THE REAR SUSPENSION STABILIZER BARS
- DISASSEMBLY–REASSEMBLY OF THE REAR SUSPENSION CENTRAL BUSHINGS
- Components location
- Special tool
- Operative instructions
- Tandem push rods
- REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT OF THE REAR SUSPENSION BUSHINGS
- MAIN COMPONENTS LOCATION (335 & 340 TIER 3)
- COMPONENTS LOCATION (335 & 340 TIER 3)
- COMPONENTS LOCATION (335B & 340B)
- DIAGNOSTIC
- Compressor
- DRIER
- Parking brake distributor (335 & 340 Tier 3 only)
- Checks
- MAIN COMPONENTS PNEUMATIC SYSTEM COMPRESSOR
- Single–chamber air drier
- Air intake valve
- PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
- Parking brake control
- Manual condensation discharge valve
- GREASING
- Centralised grease dispensers
- Restoring grease dispenser functionality
- Front grease dispenser system distributor (Figure 5)
- Rear grease dispenser system distributor (Figure 6)
- Automatic grease dispensing system
- DISTRIBUTION DIVIDER
- Quantity of lubricant supplied (A)
- Indicators (B)
- CHECKS AND INSPECTIONS
- AUTOMATIC GREASING SYSTEM (FRONT CHASSIS)
- Side views
- Articulation joint
- Front distributor
- AUTOMATIC GREASING SYSTEM (REAR CHASSIS)
- Rear distributor
- MANUAL GREASING SYSTEM
- Front chassis
- Rear chassis
- Lubrication system checks
- AUTOMATIC GREASE SYSTEM
- Location of the greasing points
- AUTOMATIC GREASING SYSTEM CALIBTATION ADJUSTMENT
- GREASING SYSTEM CALIBRATION
- GREASING TIME ADJUSTMENT
- FORCED GREASING START
- Restore operation of the automatic greasing control unit after disassembly/draining
- Checks of the lubrication control unit components
- AIR–CONDITIONING SYSTEM
- Functional principle
- Functional outline
- Component layout
- DIAGNOSTICS
- Fan not working
- Fan works but with poor air–flow
- Normal function but poor air cooling
- Compressor not functioning or functioning poorly
- Diagnosis by pressure measurement
- Low pressure circuit – insufficient pressure
- Low pressure circuit – excessive pressure
- High pressure circuit – insufficient pressure
- High pressure circuit -- excessive pressure
- System charge check
- Cleaning/replacing passenger air cleaner
- Cleaning condenser
- GENERAL SERVICING
- Usable fluids
- Draining R134a fluid
- Works on system piping
- Compressor lubricant
- ENGINE HOOD TIPPING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- Diagram
- CAB TIPPING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- Cab tipping hydraulic system components location
- Cab tipping hydraulic system diagram
- CAB REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- CAB COMPONENTS REMOVAL–REPLACEMENT
- HOOD
- LOWER COVERS
- SIDE COVERS
- SIDE PANELS
- HOOD TILTING CYLINDER
- CAB TILTING CYLINDER
- Articulation joint (Figure 4)
- Interface flange (335 Tier 3)
- Interface flange (340 Tier 3)
- Interface flange (335B & 340B)
- ARTICULATION JOINT REMOVAL-REPLACEMENT
- Articulation ball joint pre-load adjustment
- Reattachment
- TESTS AND CHECKS
- Chassis lateral bending check
- Finding chassis bending up and down
- Vertical bending admitted: b=1 mm (0.04 in)
- Finding chassis twist
- Bending up and down admitted on chassis: c=1mm (0.04 in)
- REPAIR OPERATIONS
- Precautions
- Straightening the chassis
- BODY DETACHMENT–REASSEMBLY
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- Specifications, page 822: CHAPTER 2 - FRONT AXLE
- Diagram, page 1,420: CHAPTER 2 - PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
- Color page: Issued 01-2008
- Color page: Issued 01-2008
- Foldout diagram: Issued 01-2008
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