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TROUBLESHOOTING
17
of
tIre
loose
wheels
unproper
adjustment
or
wear
of
front
wheel
bearIngs
faulty
wheel
align
ment
or
wear
of
transverse
lInk
and
tension
rod
bushings
Inspect
all
parts
carefully
for
wear
or
damage
Replace
or
replUI
parts
as
required
2
Shock
transmltled
through
steering
wheel
This
is
usually
most
noticeable
when
traveling
over
bad
roads
at
relatively
high
speeds
Causes
Include
damage
to
the
idler
ann
insuffiCient
tIghtening
of
steenng
gear
box
wear
of
the
steer
Ing
linkage
and
wear
of
the
suspension
ball
joint
Inspect
all
parts
for
wear
or
damage
Refer
to
Chapter
ThIrteen
for
service
or
repair
you
can
perform
and
for
procedures
which
should
be
referred
to
your
deal
r
3
Shlmmymg
This
is
usually
most
noticeable
when
a
specIfic
speed
IS
attained
and
will
normally
repeat
at
that
speed
Causes
are
generally
unbalanced
wheels
unproper
adjustment
of
steenng
gear
insuffi
cient
backlash
malfunction
of
the
shock
ab
sorbers
or
loose
bolts
for
the
strut
mountIng
Reparr
or
replace
defective
parts
as
required
Refer
to
Chapter
Thirteen
4
Wandermg
of
car
m
one
dlrectlOnl
This
problem
can
be
caused
by
improper
air
pressure
loose
wheel
nuts
difference
in
tire
tread
wear
from
left
to
right
side
Incorrect
adjustment
of
wheel
bearings
defectIve
wheel
beanngs
collapsing
or
twistIng
of
front
spnng
or
Incorrect
wheel
alignment
Also
binding
of
the
brake
shoes
worn
bushings
in
the
transverse
link
or
the
tension
rod
and
deformation
of
s
enng
lInkage
and
suspension
link
can
cause
wander
Carefully
iuspect
all
parts
for
looseness
and
wear
and
re
place
or
repaIr
as
required
In
some
c
ases
a
de
fective
rear
suspension
may
also
cause
the
vehicle
to
wander
5
InstabIlity
Instability
can
be
caused
by
unproper
tIre
pres
sures
worn
bushings
in
the
transverse
link
and
tension
rod
mcorrect
wheel
alignment
worn
steenng
linkage
Incorrect
adjustment
of
steer
ing
gear
and
unbalanced
wheels
Inspect
all
parts
carefully
for
wear
and
damage
Adjust
repair
or
replace
as
required
6
Heavy
feelmg
m
steering
This
can
be
caused
by
improper
tIre
pressures
insuffiCient
or
contamInated
lubncant
in
gear
box
damage
or
insuffiCient
grease
In
suspeuslon
ball
Joint
damaged
or
badly
adjusted
wheel
bearIngs
worn
or
damaged
steermg
gear
dam
age
of
upper
strut
bearing
and
mterference
of
steenng
column
With
turn
signal
SWitch
Inspect
all
parts
carefully
for
wear
and
damage
Adjust
repair
or
replace
as
required
7
ExceSSIve
play
m
steermg
wheel
This
is
usually
caused
by
Incorrect
adjustment
of
the
steenng
gear
worn
bushings
in
the
steering
linkage
or
Idler
arm
mcorrect
adjustment
of
the
front
wheel
bearings
worn
bushIngs
in
the
trans
verse
lInk
and
tension
rod
Carefully
inspect
all
parts
for
wear
or
damage
Adjust
repair
or
re
place
as
reqUIred
TIRE
WEAR
ANALYSIS
Abnormal
tIre
wear
should
always
be
ana
lyzed
to
deternune
the
cause
The
most
common
are
Incorrect
tIre
pressure
improper
dnving
overloading
and
Incorrect
wheel
ahgDment
Figures
2A
through
2F
identify
wear
patterns
and
mdicate
likely
causes
Of
I
1
l
D
1
Undennflatlon
Worn
more
on
Sides
than
In
center
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41
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37
1
2S
26
38
A
3S
36
G
21
Turn
signal
and
dimmer
switch
22
Turn
signal
switch
knob
23
Stop
light
switch
24
Door
switch
25
WarnIng
buzzer
26
Warning
buzzer
28
Fuse
block
29
Fuse
block
cover
30
Fuse
10
ampere
31
Fuse
20
ampere
32
Fuse
30
ampere
33
Machlnescrew
34
Lock
washer
35
Horn
hIgh
pitch
36
Horn
low
pitch
37
Machine
acrew
38
Lock
washer
39
Horn
relay
40
Lower
beem
relay
41
Inhibitor
switch
42
Screw
43
Flasher
unit
44
Screw
48
Bracket
o
i
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BODY
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
213
@
1
Speedometer
2
Meter
IIlummatlon
lamp
3
Fuel
gauge
4
Temperature
gauge
5
Turn
sIgnal
mdlcator
6
011
pressure
warning
lamp
7
IgnitIon
warning
lamp
8
Headlamp
hIgh
beam
mdlcator
9
Regulator
10
12
pole
connector
j
@
@
D
r
1
Inlet
hose
2
Outlet
hose
3
Air
duct
4
Defroster
hose
5
Hose
connector
6
Defroster
nozzle
7
Heater
control
lever
8
Air
control
lever
9
Clamp
10
Intenor
heater
Unit
11
Heater
control
cable
