MODEL 330 OPERATOR'S MANUAL - Peterbilt Motors Company
MODEL 330 OPERATOR'S MANUAL - Peterbilt Motors Company MODEL 330 OPERATOR'S MANUAL - Peterbilt Motors Company
Maintenance Schedule and Lubrication MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE AND LUBRICATION Introduction The following section summarizes preventive maintenance and lubrication requirements for the maintenance of your Model 330. For specific maintenance procedures and complete lubrication instructions of specific components consult the Medium Duty Maintenance Manual and manufacturer’s service manuals. These manuals are available for a minimal charge from your Peterbilt Dealer or direct from the component manufacturer. In addition, supporting manuals and literature are included in the glove compartment of your Model 330. Preventive Maintenance Intervals and Schedule Your preventive maintenance program begins with daily checks you perform. See “Driver's Check List” on page 12. If your Model 330 is serviced regularly, you can avoid many large, expensive, and time-consuming repairs, as well as Preventive Maintenance ensuring many years of safe and smooth operation. Also, be advised that neglect of recommended service may in some cases void your vehicle's warranty. So, for your safety and life of your vehicle, please follow Table 3, “Maintenance Schedule,” Page 124. But remember, there may be maintenance operations that demands skills and equipment you do not have. If so, please take your Model 330 to an expert mechanic, for your safety and your vehicle's performance. WARNING! It can be dangerous to attempt maintenance work without sufficient training, service manuals, and the proper tools. You could be injured, or you could make your vehicle unsafe. Do only those tasks you are fully trained and equipped to do. In severe operating conditions such as mining, logging, or earth moving, you will need to perform maintenance checks and services more frequently. Other “severe operating conditions” to be aware of are: rough, extreme temperature environments; conditions where heavy loads are being hauled; contaminated environments, or steep grades. Consult the component manufacturer's maintenance manuals for further information on maintenance procedures specific to these conditions. – 120 – PB1318 3/01 Model 330
Preventive Maintenance Maintenance Intervals Table 2 Recommended Maintenance Intervals Maintenance Schedule and Lubrication Table 2, ”Recommended Maintenance Intervals”, shows service intervals for normal and heavy-duty operations. For additional “Cooling System Maintenance and Schedule”, page 147 information see Page 147. For additional “Air System Scheduled Maintenance”, page 164 information see Page 164. NOTE: Different lubricants or service intervals than those listed below may be required. ITEM INTERVAL COMMENTS Hood Pivot None Front Brake Camshaft 10,000–15,000 Synthetic Grease With Special Fittings Tie–Rod Ends 10,000–15,000 Power Steering Reservoir – Check Fluid Level 10,000–15,000 – Change Fluid & Filter 60,000 2 Times/Year (After Summer & Winter) Drag Link 10,000–15,000 Steering Gear Box None Steering U–joints 10,000–15,000 Steering Slip Joint 10,000–15,000 t Brake Treadle 10,000–15,000 Clutch Pedal Shaft None Transmission – Check 10,000–15,000 – Drain and Refill - Manual 50,000 – Drain and Refill - Automatic 25,000 Rear Axle – Check Fluid Level 10,000–15,000 – (Rear Axle) Drain, Flush, Refill 500,000 Synthetic Lube Model 330 PB1318 3/01 – 121 –
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Maintenance Schedule and Lubrication<br />
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE AND<br />
LUBRICATION<br />
Introduction<br />
The following section summarizes preventive maintenance<br />
and lubrication requirements for the maintenance of your<br />
Model <strong>330</strong>. For specific maintenance procedures and complete<br />
lubrication instructions of specific components consult<br />
the Medium Duty Maintenance Manual and manufacturer’s<br />
service manuals. These manuals are available for a minimal<br />
charge from your <strong>Peterbilt</strong> Dealer or direct from the component<br />
manufacturer. In addition, supporting manuals and literature<br />
are included in the glove compartment of your Model<br />
<strong>330</strong>.<br />
Preventive Maintenance Intervals and<br />
Schedule<br />
Your preventive maintenance program begins with daily<br />
checks you perform. See “Driver's Check List” on page 12. If<br />
your Model <strong>330</strong> is serviced regularly, you can avoid many<br />
large, expensive, and time-consuming repairs, as well as<br />
Preventive Maintenance<br />
ensuring many years of safe and smooth operation. Also, be<br />
advised that neglect of recommended service may in some<br />
cases void your vehicle's warranty. So, for your safety and life<br />
of your vehicle, please follow Table 3, “Maintenance Schedule,”<br />
Page 124. But remember, there may be maintenance<br />
operations that demands skills and equipment you do not<br />
have. If so, please take your Model <strong>330</strong> to an expert<br />
mechanic, for your safety and your vehicle's performance.<br />
WARNING! It can be dangerous to attempt maintenance<br />
work without sufficient training, service<br />
manuals, and the proper tools. You could be<br />
injured, or you could make your vehicle unsafe.<br />
Do only those tasks you are fully trained and<br />
equipped to do.<br />
In severe operating conditions such as mining, logging, or<br />
earth moving, you will need to perform maintenance checks<br />
and services more frequently. Other “severe operating conditions”<br />
to be aware of are: rough, extreme temperature environments;<br />
conditions where heavy loads are being hauled;<br />
contaminated environments, or steep grades. Consult the<br />
component manufacturer's maintenance manuals for further<br />
information on maintenance procedures specific to these<br />
conditions.<br />
– 120 – PB1318 3/01 Model <strong>330</strong>