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Replacing the oil seal of the crankshaft of the Kamaz engine

We replace the oil seal when oil leaks from the rear of the engine, when the clutch discs become oily, and when repairing the engine

Dismantling the diesel car KamAZ

Disassembling the diesel engine of a KamAZ-740.10

Before disassembling the diesel engine must be cleaned of dirt and oil, washed with kerosene or a degreasing solution

Pump repair KAMAZ

The coolant pump is being repaired due to coolant leakage from the inspection hole

Tightening torques for KamAZ diesel fasteners

For tightening with particularly high precision (assembly of engine units, important building structures), use pointer wrenches; for quick assembly with the required tightening torque (tightening anchor bolts, tightening bolts during tire fitting), use limit type wrenches

Electric torch device of the KamAZ car

Purpose, design and operation of the EFU

The device is designed to facilitate starting a cold engine at air temperatures down to -25 °C, quickly return the engine to normal temperature conditions and reduce smoke that occurs in a cold engine.

KamAZ car power supply scheme

The power supply system (Fig. 1) serves to power consumers when the engine is running

Scheme of instrumentation of the KamAZ car

The control and measuring instrument system (Fig. 1) is designed to monitor the operating mode of units and individual assembly units of the vehicle, as well as to determine the speed of movement

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