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Replacement of compressor ZIL-5301

Reworking the ZIL-5301 compressor

Craftsmen have come up with one good thing.

Replaced the standard compressor with a compressor from a PAZ bus

Steering malfunctions ZIL-5301

Possible faults of the ZIL-5301 steering

Cause of fault (Remedy)

The car does not hold the road well:

Two-section brake valve ZIL-5301

A two-section brake valve is used to control the actuators of the vehicle's service brake system. The two-section brake valve is mounted on the front shield of the cabin.

Design of spring energy accumulator ZIL-5301

ZIL-5301 Parking Brake System Spring Accumulator

The parking brake system drive uses a spring accumulator (Fig. 1) designed to activate the rear wheel brakes when the parking brake system is engaged

Reducer ZIL-5301

ZIL-5301 rear axle gearbox

The car and bus are equipped with a leading rear axle with a single-stage hypoid final drive (Fig. 1).

The final drive ratio is 3.273 or 3.45.

The differential is a bevel gear with four satellites.

Features of diesel engine D-245

Design of the D-245 diesel engine

The D-245 diesel engine and its modifications are a four-stroke piston four-cylinder internal combustion engine with an in-line vertical arrangement of cylinders, direct injection of diesel fuel and compression ignition.

Moisture-oil separator ZIL-5301

The oil-moisture separator is designed to clean compressed air from moisture and oil, and to prevent condensate from freezing in air lines and pneumatic drive units.

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