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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
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REAR
 SUSPENSION
 AND
 AXLE
 3 - 33 
WHEEL BEARING SERVICE 

REMOVAL  (1) Remove the axle shaft, refer to the removal 
procedure.  (2) Remove the nut lock and adjustment nut. 
(3) Remove the hu

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
5
 - 22
 BRAKES 

POWER BRAKE
 VACUUM
 PUMP—DIESEL ENGINE 

INDEX 

page 

General
 Information
 22 
 Low
 Vacuum
 Warning
 Switch
 22 
Pump
 Adapter
 Replacement
 . 25 

Vacuum
 Pump
 Diagnosis
 .

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
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 - 2
 CLUTCH 

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CLUTCH DIAGNOSIS 
INDEX 

page 

Clutch Problem
 Causes
 , 2 
General
 Diagnosis
 Information
 2 

GENERAL
 DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION 
 Unless the cause of a clutch problem is obvio

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
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CLUTCH
 6 - 9 CLUTCH GRAB/CHATTER 
Condition
 Found 
 Cause 
T 

Correction 

1.
 Clutch
 disc
 facing covered
 with 

oil, grease, or clutch fluid.  a) Oil leak at
 rear
 main or input 
shaft

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
7 - 22
 COOLING
 SYSTEM 

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Fig.
 23 Bracket
 Bolts—5.9L
 HDC-Gas Engine 
 (2) Install bypass hose to engine. 
(3) Secure both hose clamps. 
(4) Install generator-A/C mounting bracket assem­
b

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
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 BATTERY/STARTER/GENERATOR
 SERVICE
 8B - 9 

Load 

Test 

(Amps) 
 cold 

Cranking 
Rating
 @ 0°F 
 Reserve 
Capacity 
300 Amp  600 Amp 120 Minutes 
405 Amp  810 Amp 133 Minutes 
535 Amp  1075

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
8D
 - 10
 IGNITION
 SYSTEMS 

• Arcing at the tower will carbonize the cable boot, 
which if it is connected to a new ignition coil, will  cause the coil to fail.  If the secondary coil cable shows

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DODGE TRUCK 1993  Service Repair Manual 
8D
 - 16
 IGNITION
 SYSTEMS 

• other operating conditions are causing engine over­
heating. (The heat range rating refers to the operat­
ing temperature of a particular type spark plug. 
Spark p
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