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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual 3. Oil filling of service after sales
Set the liquid level position correctly; the procedure is shown as follows:
a. Shut down the engine; place the gear-position in the P-Gear.
b . Lift the vehicle (

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual o. Maintain the horizontal position of cylinder , install the sleeve and clutch disk assembly on the cylinder; ensure the top of
washer and external hole of cylinder are in order until the sleeve can

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Figure 8.59  Bushing of engine oil filter
Figure 8.60  Installation of engine oil filter
Figure 8.61  Tightening sequence of oil pan bolt
It should abide by follows when assemble the oil filter and oi

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual limitationlimitationCheck and repair of rear axle components
1. Check the rear axle and flange for wear, damage
and run-out.
Max. Run-out of axle:   2mm
Max. Run-out of flange:   0.2mm
It should repla

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Brake-5
Check and adjustment
Check and adjustment of brake pedal
1.  Check the correctness of height of pedal
Distance from pedal to lower front apron: 152mm, Operating stroke
of pedal push bar is 1mm

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Brake-6
4. Adjust the stroke of pedal if necessary
a. Rotate the pedal push bar to adjust the free stroke if the stroke
length is improper.
b. Start the engine to confirm the free stroke of pedal.
c.

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual CD Player and Air Conditioning System-15
Turn on the high-pressure valve on the manifold pressure gauge and inject the refrigerant to the system from high-pressure pipeline.
At this time, the attentio

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual CD Player and Air Conditioning System-17
Daily Maintenance of Air Conditioning System
In order to ensure normal operation of air conditioning system, maintenance and care services shall be frequently
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