AND WINDOWS 1 fnities; Rubber strips worn Worn rubber stoppers Door out of place by tnovement of hinges Door catch requires adjustment itilef %■. Holding screws loose No grease on Joints and rollers Runners worn No free movement of clutch pedal Too much free move ment of clutch Loose engine mountings Worn and dirty clutch 'S: FAULT-FINDING CHART: IV VEHICLE NOISES FRONTOF BONNET T BELOW FRONT OF VEHICLE Radiator: Loose grill clips Loose supporting rods Worn rubber mountings I Loose bolts If spring mounted loose springs Worn webbing on radiator Distributor: Shaft dry, needs oil Water pump and fan: Bumpers: Loose bolts and nuts Shock absorbers: 1 Worn bushes 1 Springs: 1 Dry shackles 1 1 Dry springs Wheel bearings: 1 Dry bearings Joints: Loose and dry joints, e.g., clutch, brake, etc. Generator: I Number plate: Dry bearings Dry bearings Loose or vibrating FAULT-FINDING CHART: V VEHICLE FAULTS GEARS T I BRAKES Gears hard to change: Noisy gears: I Gear lever slips out of engagement: Clutch dragging No oil in gear box Brakes fail: Worn gears Connecting link between pedal and master cylinder broken or disconnected I Brake pipe lines broken Worn selector socket and ball Brakes pull to one side: No drive: Gears stripped Oil leak from brake cylinder on free side Oil on brake linings Brakes hard to put on: Brake linings worn I Drums badly scored PROPELLER SHAFT REAR AXLE Worn shackles 1 Vibration: Loose bolts at end Noisy Shock absorbers loose 1 of shaft at gear box and rear axle rear axle: 1 u/ ' Worn or no rubber bushes 1 Worn universal joints No drive: No fluid in shock absorber 1 1 Shock absorber faulty 1 1 Shock absorber connecting link broken or disconnected No oil in axle Broken axle HARPER’S WEEKLY, August 22, 1975 Used by Permission ‘'naii, onal Labor Organization, United Nations L BELOW REAR OF VEHICLE Exhaust pipe: Loose brackets Flexible mountings worn Springs: Dry shackles I Dry springs Shock absorbers: Worn bushes Wheel bearings: Dry bearings Luggage compartment: Number plate: Loose tools Loose or vibrating STEERING Hard steering: Flat tires No oil in steering box Vehicle wanders: Too much play in all joints Wheel bearipgs loose Front wheel jerks from side to side: Uneven or flat tires Too much play in steering box Loose steering joints and mountirigs Faulty shock absorbers Wheels feel egg-shaped at high speed: Wheel unbalanced Steering out of alignment Loose engine mountings Propeller shaft unbalanced Worn bearings Loom steering: All joints loose or worn I Worn king pins Loose or worn wheel bearings Vehicle pulls to one side: Flat tire on one side Broken spring or loose U bolts at front or rear of vehicle

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