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GAZ-66 repair

The GAZ-66-11 is a two-axle, all-wheel drive vehicle. It is designed to transport people and various cargo on all types of roads and terrain.
It is designed for operation at ambient temperatures from +50 to -45°C.
It can tow a GKB-8302 trailer. It is a modernized version of the GAZ-66-01, offering improved reliability and durability, fuel efficiency, operational manufacturability, and structural safety.
Like the GAZ-66-01, it boasts excellent performance and off-road capability, which are ensured by the vehicle's increased power-to-weight ratio, uniform axle load distribution, the use of 320-457 (12.00-18) tires with adjustable pressure, and the installation of a cam differential in the drive axles.
The Gorky Plant produces the GAZ-66-11; GAZ-66-12 with a winch; GAZ-66-14 - with shielded electrical equipment; GAZ-66-15 - with a winch, with shielded electrical equipment.

Design and repair of the power take-off of the car GAZ-66-02

The power take-off device is shown in Fig. 1

The power take-off is secured with studs to the gearbox on the right side and serves to transmit power from the gearbox to the winch

The device and repair of the winch of the car GAZ-66

The winch device is shown in Fig. 1.

To increase the efficiency, the winch uses a globoidal transmission

  1. Features and diagrams of light direction indicators GAZ-66 and GAZ-53
  2. Car bearings GAZ-66, GAZ-66-02, GAZ-53A
  3. How to adjust the engine valves GAZ-66, GAZ-53
  4. Preparation of components and parts for assembling the ZMZ-53 engine
  5. Replacing the oil filter GAZ-53, GAZ-66
  6. The main dimensions and conditions for assembling the engine GAZ-66, GAZ-53

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