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FRONT AXLE (4X4)

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FRONT AXLE

(4X4)

4.5.2.2 MAINTENANCE

4.5.2.2.1 PRELIMINARY INSPECTION

1. Check for any physical damage to the front axle

beam.

2. Check for any damage to the rubber boot of drive

shaft.

4.5.2.2.2 REGULAR MAINTENANCE

A. FRONT AXLE OIL REPLACEMENT

1. Lift the vehicle in the two post lift.

2. Remove the stone guard assembly.

(For proce-

dure refer Body section.)

3. Properly position and place the container below

the drain plug.

4. Loosen and remove the drain plug and drain the

front axle oil.

NOTE

Discard the drain plug and use new drain plug at the

time of assembly.

5. After complete draining, refit the new drain plug

and apply the specified torque.

6. Remove the filler plug and fill the front axle oil.

NOTE

Fill the front axle to the specified quantity of 1.5

liters.

Use only the specified grade of front axle oil.

Refit the new filler plug at the time of assembly

and apply the specified torque.

7. Fit the stone guard assembly.

B. FRONT AXLE DISCONNECT MECHANISM

(FAD)

CHECKING PROCEDURE

To check mechanically if the FAD is functioning

properly or not, follow the following procedure

1. Position the vehicle on a repair pit

(All four

wheels on ground),

switch ON the ignition and

keep the transfer case ECU in 4X2 mode by ro-

tating the transfer case switch to 2H mode.

2. Rotate the front propeller shaft with hand, if the

shaft is freely rotating, then FAD is retracted/ dis-

engaged; if not, there is some electrical or

mechanical failure in the system.

3. Keep the transfer case ECU in 4x4 mode by ro-

tating the transfer case switch to 4H mode. Wait

until the 4H indicator on the instrument cluster

remains illuminated.

4. Rotate the front propeller shaft with hand, it

should not rotate, if it is rotating then it is still in

disengaged or retracted condition, indicating an

electrical or mechanical malfunctioning of the sys-

tem.